How much does it cost to travel to New Zealand?

The per capita cost of traveling to New Zealand is about 25,000 yuan, but the specific cost is determined according to each person’s travel situation. For example, the price will definitely be different depending on the number of days of travel. In addition, it is necessary to travel in the off-season and peak season. , the prices are also different, and the level of travel is also a factor that determines the cost of travel.

New Zealand can be said to be the best travel destination in the world. In New Zealand, there are mountains, lakes, pastures, seas, fjords, starry skies, and countless animals and A variety of extreme sports. This is a pure land in the world that has been isolated by the vast Pacific Ocean for thousands of years. It is also an unforgettable tourist paradise.

I will recommend some New Zealand travel destinations to you below. If you need to customize an in-depth trip to New Zealand, you can consult us: /Wuerzhilv

The best time to travel to New Zealand is the end of September. to the end of April. (Lupin flowers bloom from November to December)

Classic tourist destinations:

1. Queenstown (Queenstown)

(Recommended number of travel days : 2-3 days)

This is a beautiful town surrounded by mountains and rivers surrounded by the Southern Alps. It is so beautiful that it is suitable for a queen to live. Here, you can not only find paradise-like beauty and tranquility, sit by the lake, feed the pigeons, swing on the swing and watch the sunset, but you can also experience the world's top outdoor sports. Jumping from the birthplace of bungee jumping is an experience not to be missed by the brave.

From Queenstown, you can also go to Glenorchy and ride a horse through the beautiful scenery of Middle-earth at the filming location of The Lord of the Rings. You can also enjoy panoramic views of Queenstown while enjoying delicious food at the Skyline restaurant. Also remember to try New Zealand's most famous burger, Fergburger, which is not only delicious but also large in portion.

2. Wanaka

(Recommended travel days: 1-2 days)

The scenic Wanaka is 100 kilometers away from Queenstown , but instead of the hustle and bustle of Queenstown, which is full of tourists, there is more peace and tranquility. Today, more and more hikers and skiers are coming here, reviving Wanaka from a sleepy little village.

You can climb Mt. Aspiring to overlook two very beautiful lakes: Lake Wanaka and Lake Hawea; Puzzling World Play like a child. There are also extreme activities such as bungee jumping and skydiving to choose from.

3. Tekapo

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

This is known as the most beautiful starry sky in the world The small town surrounds Lake Tekapo, the most beautiful lake in the central part of New Zealand's South Island. The quaint Church of the Good Shepherd stands quietly by the lake, and everything is so quiet and peaceful.

The Turkish blue lake water has a light milky white color. In summer, colorful lupine flowers bloom beside the lake and on Mt. John. Just click the shutter and it will look like in a postcard. On a clear night, as long as you look up, you can see the sky covered with stars. The Southern Cross marks a pious wish on the horizon. At this time, the North Star is far away. The trajectory of the stars, like the trajectory of the journey, becomes more and more brilliant.

4. Kaikoura

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

There should be very few places like this in the world. The combination of white snow, green grassland, blue sea, blue sky and black sand beach is so perfect, it’s like Tibet, Qinghai and Kenting, Taiwan appear together in front of you.

The unique geographical environment has also brought rich marine life resources such as seals, dolphins, and whales to this small town, making watching whales, dolphins, and albatross an activity not to be missed in Kaikoura. These rich marine biological resources are also reflected in food. In Maori, "kai" means "food" and "koura" means "lobster", so tasting lobster here has become the choice of many tourists.

5. Nelson

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

Nelson, known as New Zealand’s California, is a city with abundant sunshine. port city. There are not only coastal beaches and garden houses everywhere, but also cafes and galleries hidden in the streets and alleys. This is the place where the rings in the movie "The Lord of the Rings" were made, and it is also the birthplace of world fashion art. The combination of art and sunlight paints a colorful and bright map of Nelson's city.

In Nelson, you can pack your bags and go to Able Tasman National Park to get close to nature and exercise; you can also go into galleries and art galleries on the streets to appreciate the beauty of art; you can also Climb to The Center of NZ (New Zealand Center) and look out over the harbor.

6. Dunedin

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

This is a place different from other cities in New Zealand.

There is neither the impetuousness of Queenstown, which is full of tourists, nor the dead silence of a remote town. It is the collision of the silence of history and the vitality of youth.

You can travel through history along the streets up and down the city center, imagining the process of unveiling the last developed land in the world; place various interesting objects on the steepest streets in the world Posing to take photos; strolling around the city with a map to admire historical buildings, and going into museums to travel through time; eating ice cream on the grass at the University of Otago and watching the young people coming and going; going to the chocolate factory to smell the sweet smell, and walking in the five-meter-high Become a child again in front of the Chocolate Falls.

7. Oamaru

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

This town is known as the "City of White Rock" There are exquisite old houses, theaters and museums from the same period as Dunedin's many historical buildings, but they are smaller and more exquisite, making people feel like they have fallen into the European fairy tale world of the 19th century.

You can go to Moeraki Boulders and climb on the round boulders on the seaside to take photos; see art exhibitions and old buildings in the Victorian Precinct, and eat green curry pie. ; Participate in the retro and lively Victorian celebrations and watch locals dressed as 19th century riding Penny Farthing (bicycles with surprisingly different sizes of front and rear wheels); taste and buy Whitestone cheese; look for Fleurs Place for a seafood feast.

8. Fox Glacier

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

Fox Glacier is located on the west coast of New Zealand’s South Island , is one of the two glaciers most visited by tourists. When you come here, you can walk on the ice or take a helicopter to hike on the top of the glacier.

In addition to the glacier itself, there are also nice lakes and other scenery around it. Fox Glacier has a unique personality, including Lake Mathson, which has great scenery and looks like a mirror when the lake is calm. Drink coffee and have breakfast while looking at the mirror-like calm lake.

9. Pancake Rocks

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1 day)

This small village 40 minutes’ drive from Greymouth is the West Bank A famous scenic spot, almost everyone who comes here comes here to see the masterpieces of nature-thousand-layer pancake-like stones and caves that can spur seawater upwards dozens of meters high.

The New Zealand Nature Conservation Service cutely uses the "natural mille-feuille recipe" to describe and introduce the formation process of these mille-feuille stones. These beautiful scenery caused by weathering and seawater erosion show the beauty of nature. uncanny workmanship.

10. Catlins Coast (Catlins)

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

This is a very beautiful coast in the southernmost part of New Zealand's South Island The name of this inaccessible coastline originally comes from Edward Catlin, a captain who exported Maori goods to Australia.

Along this coastline, you can see beautiful beaches and walk into them. Typical New Zealand fern forest looking for waterfalls. Don't miss driving south to Nugget Point to see the lighthouse, penguins, seals and sea lions.

11. Christchurch

(Recommended number of days to visit: 1-2 days)

As the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand, Christchurch is almost A place that all travelers must visit. However, after the earthquake on February 22, 2011, Christchurch was almost unrecognizable. Despite this, Christchurch is still the most traditional British "garden city" in New Zealand. Looking from Mount Victoria, you will find that 8% of the city is Ten are covered by lush trees. Uncovered square-bottomed flat-bottomed boats float quietly on the Avon River, and the boatmen in traditional British costumes gently support the bamboo shoots. It feels like Xu Zhimo's "Farewell Cambridge".

Christchurch is a city of immigrants, but its development has been relatively slow. However, it has still created many restaurants with different styles, making it very convenient and easy to enjoy world cuisine. There are also a variety of shopping options. It is a gas station and transportation hub for visiting New Zealand's South Island. Even at a glance, you can feel the prosperity here.

New Zealand is so beautiful, so New Zealand has always been one of the most highly recommended travel destinations by Unique Travel. For more relevant New Zealand travel information, or if you need to customize an in-depth trip to New Zealand, you can consult us at any time. ：/Wuerzhilv