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Eco tour new zealand
Sustainable tourism is key to our operation and in the thoughts and actions of everything we do we here Flying Kiwi. We respect and adore our beautiful environment, culture and history and strive to help others appreciate and maintain it.
Abenteuerreisen, Rad- und Bustouren durch Neuseeland
Erkunde, erlebe und genieße das Beste was Neuseeland zu bieten hat. Seit fast 30 Jahren erkunden wir nun schon die atemberaubendsten Gegenden Neuseelands und das würden wir gerne mit dir teilen. Unsere einmaligen Touren sind der perfekte Weg die Umwelt und die Aufregungen Neuseelands mit tollen Leuten zu erkunden.
Tours AVENTURIERS EN NOUVELLE-ZELANDE
Tours AVENTURIERS EN NOUVELLE-ZELANDEExplorez, expérimentez et profitez du meilleur de la Nouvelle-ZélandeDepuis presque 30 ans, nous explorons les plus stupéfiants paysages de la Nouvelle-Zélande et nous voulons vous les faire partager. Nos séjours uniques sont le moyen idéal de découvrir la beauté et l'émotion du plein air néo-zélandais avec des...
Tours de aventura en Nueva Zelanda
Llevamos 30 años explorando las zonas más espectaculares de Nueva Zelanda y nos encantaría compartirlas contigo. Los diferentes viajes que ofrecemos son la manera perfecta de vivir la belleza del entorno natural, todas las aventuras extraordinarias que ofrece Nueva Zelanda y todo ello en un grupo con viajeros apasionados con...
Nieuw Zeelandse Avontuur Reizen
Voor bijna 30 jaar reizen wij door de verbluffende gebieden van Nieuw-Zeeland & we zouden dit graag met je willen delen. Onze unieke reizen zijn een perfecte manier om de schoonheid en spanning van Nieuw-Zeeland met haar vriendelijke mensen te ervaren.
Avventura nella Nuova Zelanda | Flying Kiwi Tours
Kia Ora, benvenuti nel sito di Flying Kiwi Adventure Tours, un premiato operatore turistico che propone un unica esperienza di viaggio nella Nuova Zelanda. Dal 1988 guidiamo i viaggiatori che vengono in Nuova Zelanda tra le meraviglie del nostro magnifico paese e vorremmo condividere quest'esperienza con Voi.
Auckland
New Zealand’s largest and highly regarded as the world’s third most liveable city, the perfect place to start or finish one of our New Zealand tours. There are a bounty of goodies to explore, from art precincts to amazing eateries, museums, theatres and shows, not forgetting the world class waterfront.
Kauri Coast
At the top of the North Island, this region offers some great walks, an awesome bike ride through Donnolly’s Crossing and ancient Kauri forests to explore. For those who are keen we enjoy a fresh morning cycle with a good fix of kiwi culture and history to be had.
New Zealand Tours
Are you ready for an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand? Look no further than Flying Kiwi for the ultimate adventure travel tours around NZ! Whether you're seeking the thrill of exploring the South Island's rugged terrain or immersing yourself in the cultural richness of the North...
Hot Water Beach (Coromandel Peninsula)
The Coromandel Peninsula is home to some of the finest beach scenery and native forests you will see in New Zealand. For those joining a tour passing through Coromandel here’s a taste of what you will experience.
Rotorua
Rotorua is incredibly rich in geothermal activity and culture and definitely worthwhile visiting. You will marvel at steamy vents on the roadside, the intense smell of sulphur, see bubbling mud pools and geysers and learn more about New Zealand’s unique culture.
Taupo
Aside from being home to New Zealand’s largest lake, Taupo is often referred to as the Queenstown of the North Island. An adrenaline junkie’s playground!
Tongariro Crossing
Many of our trips pass through the Tongariro region and enjoy views of one of the most famous peaks in New Zealand and arguably the world's best one-day hike - the Tongariro Crossing. For those joining a tour passing through Tongariro here's a taste of what you will be up to.
Wellington
Many of our trips pass through the Wellington region and enjoy the nations capital. For those joining a tour passing through Wellington heres a taste of what you will be up to.
New Plymouth & Waitomo
With 57,700 inhabitants, New Plymouth is one of the biggest cities in the North Island and a must do on the West Coast of the North Island. The impressive Mount Taranaki stands guard over this lovely city which is littered with beautiful parks and gardens.
Christchurch
Named ‘The Garden City’ Christchurch is the newly rejuvenated heart of architectural design in New Zealand after the destruction caused by the 2010 and 2011 Earthquakes.
Mount Cook
Wake up at our wilderness camp at Lake Pukaki and on a clear day, you’ll be captivated with Aoraki/Mount Cook standing high, piercing the clouds in the distance. Aoraki/Mount Cook (meaning cloud piercer) is our highest mountain in New Zealand and, due to the movement of our tectonic plates it’s...
Dunedin
The Otago Coast stretches from the Waitaki River to the mighty Clutha River, on the South Island's eastern coast. About halfway between is Dunedin, built around Otago Harbour, which indents Otago Peninsula. On Moeraki Beach, about halfway between Oamaru and Dunedin are the unique, perfectly round Moeraki Boulders, which weigh...
Lake Tekapo
The drive to Lake Tekapo through the Mackenzie Country alone is a highlight before even seeing Lake Tekapo. Imagine driving through rolling hill countryside and then, suddenly barren dry land, and in the distance a row of Alps.
Te Anau
Welcome to the “gateway of Fiordland”, a lively town in the edge of the lake which shares the same name. The township is the closest town to Milford Sound and also in close proximity of 3 of New Zealand's 9 Great Walks which places is on the map as The...
Picton
Nestled in a sheltered harbour, this small town of around 3000 people thrives in the summer months with tourists visiting the attractive seafront sprinkled with busy cafes, restaurants and galleries. Picton is the home of a floating maritime museum, an aquarium and multiple water-activity operators.
Explore Abel Tasman and Nelson
Milford Sound
Pretty crazy to imagine a European Settler sailed in and by accident, discovered Milford Sound. At that stage, there was no road access or walking tracks like there is today. In fact, to make Milford accessible, Donald Sutherland had to commission workers to literally dig through a solid granite rock...