Tailor Made New Zealand Honeymoon

This package is all inclusive of the following:
7 Night New Zealand Getaway

All accommodation as follows:
•2 nights in a double room at Huka Lodge, Taupo
•2 nights in a suite at Kauri Cliffs, Northland
•3 nights in a chalet suite at Blanket Bay, Glenorchy, Queenstown

•full daily breakfasts
•selected beverages
•all evening meals at;
- Huka Lodge
- Kauri Cliffs
- Blanket Bay
•Christmas Feast at Blanket Bay
•pre dinner drinks and hors d'ouvres at;
- Huka Lodge
- Kauri Cliffs
- Blanket Bay

All activities as follows:
•Golf at Wairakei Golf Course, Taupo
•Milford Sound - Fiordlander heli tour with champagne luncheon
•Dart River Jet Boat Safari

All internal air transfers as follows:
•Auckland to Rotorua or Taupo
•Rotorua or Taupo to Bay of Islands
•Bay of Islands to Queenstown
•Queenstown to Auckland

Luxury hire car for 8 days (Toyota Rav4, 4WD or similar)
•includes standard vehicle insurance & unlimited km's
•excludes airport pick up/drop off fee and fuel
•View Vehicles: Ford Falcon

Taupo, New Zealand
2 nights 2 days in Taupo, North Island, New Zealand
The focus of this region is Lake Taupo - New Zealand's largest lake (619 square kilometres) and the heart of the North Island. Lake Taupo was created by a volcanic eruption so big the sun went hazy in China (relax, that was a few thousand years ago). Almost everywhere you look there's a volcano. Just... More details

Huka Lodge
Huka Lodge is located in Taupo, and just 300m upstream from the famous Huka Falls. The lodge started out as a fishing lodge on the banks of the Waikato River 60 years ago, attracting anglers from around the world. The now luxurious Huka lodge lures anyone seeking one of the world's very best retreats. Set within 7 hectares of park like grounds, Huka Lodge has 20 guest suites, each set separately only metres from the river in native bush. The rooms at Huka Lodge are very secluded, offering every comfort - from mini-bar to walk-in dressing room. The Huka Lodge Rooms are spacious, light and very peaceful with slatted wooden, outdoor terraces. The bathrooms all have under-floor heating. A sunken bath is complemented by a separate shower and double hand basins. Meals are table d'hote and feature the best of NZ produce. Your arrival point at Huka Lodge is also where guests gather to breakfast before setting off for their day’s activities, to have a drink before dinner and to sit beside the log fire reading a book while gazing toward the river from time to time. The Lodge Room is a major focus, a beautifully appointed room with panoramic views of the Waikato River and toward Huka Falls; guests are drawn to the magnificent fire, comfortable seating and its rich warm ambience. To stay at Huka is an occasion unto itself.

Facilities: Explore the park-like gardens and flower borders or soak in our hot pools. Enjoy a game of tennis on our all weather court. Relax playing a game of petanque. A short walk beyond the gates brings you to the spectacular Huka Falls. The suites are very secluded, offering every comfort - from mini-bar to walk-in dressing room. The suites are spacious, light and very peaceful with slatted wooden, outdoor terraces. The bathrooms all have under-floor heating. A sunken bath is complemented by a separate shower and double handbasins.

Northland, New Zealand
2 nights 2 days in the Bay of Islands, Northland, New Zealand
With the wild Tasman Sea buffeting the West Coast and the South Pacific lapping the East Coast, the pleasures of New Zealand's top half are deliciously salt-flavoured. In an uncrowded world of red-flowered pohutukawa trees, surf and sea-scented air you can rejuvenate body and soul and reclaim your freedom... More details

Kauri Cliffs Luxury Lodge Accommodation
Kauri Cliffs Lodge sits just above the Bay of Islands, a half-hour drive from the town of Kerikeri and a short flight from Auckland. Set on 6,000 acres near Matauri Bay, Northland, The Lodge at Kauri Cliffs affords spectacular 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. Cape Brett and the offshore Cavalli Islands are part of the panorama which can be viewed from the verandas, lounge, card and dining rooms. Kauri Cliffs entrance, which sits at the end of an unpaved road, is so understated you wonder if they are trying to keep the place a secret. Once inside, the landscape is dramatic, overwhelming. Emerald hills are clustered with ink-dark ancient trees. A 50,000-year-old kauri stump exhumed from a methane swamp stands as a ghostly vestige of the forests that once blanketed the North Island. Streams and waterfalls ribbon down the ravines to a panorama of the South Pacific and two miles of private beach. Kauri Cliffs lodge itself - a stylish mix of Greek Revival South Carolina plantation house and East Hampton summer cottage - is very much the creation of Josie Robertson. A wide, white-columned verandah with rocking chairs wraps around the pale-grey clapboard facade, which has floor-to-ceiling French doors and bay windows. An experience to behold!

The golf course at Kauri Cliffs was designed and built by David Harman of Golf Course Consultants, Orlando, Florida. The par 72 championship golf course measures 7,119 yards/ 6,510 metres and offers five sets of tees to challenge every skill level. Fifteen holes view the Pacific Ocean, six of which are played alongside cliffs which plunge to the sea. The beautiful inland holes wind through marsh, forest and farmland. The golf complex at Kauri Cliffs Lodge includes a world-class practice range, putting and chipping greens, a well stocked golf shop, and ladies’ and mens’ locker rooms. Callaway ladies’ and mens’ rental clubs are available.

Facilities: Golf course, Heated pool, spa pool, three private beaches, walking trails, spa baths, wine cellar, conference room, private rivers and streams, golf cart access to chalets, heli-pad, tennis courts, fitness centre.

Queenstown, New Zealand
3 nights 4 days in Glenorchy, Queenstown, New Zealand
Queenstown is one of the most popular destinations in New Zealand, it is known for its stunning scenery, luxury accommodation, fine wine and cuisine, winter sports and adventure activities. Perched on the edge of Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown resides among glacier smoothed hills and jagged peaks that further... More details

Blanket Bay Luxury Lodge Accommodation
Paradise is a place where snowcapped mountains hold court over wild turquoise rivers, hillsides of golden grasslands wear there rocky crowns like broken citadels, and ancient forests huddle round crystal clear lakes. In this timeless place of legendary giants, there awaits a new sanctuary from the everyday world. Here, standing on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, as if woven into the very fabric of the land is a luxury lodge unrivalled in excellence. With all the flair and sophistication of the world's finest alpine lodges, Blanket Bay is a haven of peace and tranquillity reserved for the most fortunate travellers.Blanket Bay Resort is created to place the finest, most up-to-date microcosm of civilisation into the grandeur of its Alpine surroundings. The Lodge and chalets offer superbly-appointed lakeside rooms and suites each with their own balcony or terrace. At the heart of Blanket Bay Lodge is the 30 ft high Great Room with its vaulted timber beams and vast panorama windows. Three intimate dining rooms serve the delights of Pacific Rim cuisine which, like everything else, leaves you bereft of superlatives.

As you arrive at Blanket Bay Lodge and disembark under the grand porte cochure, you will be greeted by our friendly staff, eager to make your stay enjoyable. The setting is picture perfect - an alpine mountain lodge framed by majestic mountains and crystal clear lake. World class dining, a professionally equipped exercise facility, and a steam room and indoor spa, complement the extraordinary fishing, hiking, riding and water sports activities. Blanket Bay Lodge sets a new standard in New Zealand nature experience.

Facilities: In house games room with a help yourself bar (complimentary beer and soft drinks), pool table, card tables, darts, table shuffle board, 60 inch television with satellite access, guest computer/Internet access, fully equipped gym, steam rooms, spa, 18m outdoor lap pool, extensive wine cellar, conference room, Heli-pad.

Wairakei International Golf Course - rated by the Prestigious US Golf Digest magazine to be in the top 100 courses in the world outside of the USA in 2005. Located in the heart of the North Island and set amongst the spectacular scenery of the Lake Taupo region, is the Wairakei International Golf Course. Designed by Commander John Harris, Michael Wolveridge and Peter Thomson with the aim of producing New Zealand's first internationally recognised golf course, there is little doubt in any New Zealanders mind that this trio exceeded all expectations. The end result is a course that sprawls over 450 acres of natural countryside. This coupled with the 6444 metres from the championship tees and 108 large well placed bunkers has led to worldwide acclaim.

Fly across Lake Wakatipu into the heart of the Fiordland National Park to the breathtaking Lake Quill and the 2500 ft Sutherland Falls. View the famous Milford Track - one of New Zealand’s popular wilderness areas en route to Milford Sound. Following all this you experience a glacier landing, one of the most awe inspiring experiences with ice formations and crevasses to astound. Doubtful Sound is remote and spectacular, featuring beautiful inlets and dramatic views. From Queenstown the flight takes us over vast untouched forests. Time for lunch at our remote musterers cabin before your return. Fly across Mt Aspiring National Park over the famous Moonlight and Shotover Canyons before landing back into Queenstown.

Dart River Wilderness Safari: The Wilderness Safari takes you on a spectacular 1.5 hour jet boat journey through the Dart’s ever-changing braided river system, where you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking snow-covered peaks, hidden valleys and waterfalls. It includes a guided 30 - 40 minute walk through the ‘Heritage Trail’ at Paradise, where your knowledgeable guide will enliven your walk with an informative and entertaining commentary about the unique flora and fauna, as well as the fascinating Maori and colonial history of the area. You‘ll also journey by 4WD coach via a scenic back-road route, while hearing stories about the surrounding countryside and stopping to view scenery that has formed the epic backdrop for many international films, including ‘The Lord of the Rings’.