Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par 72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop. Fifteen of the holes overlook the Pacific Ocean and having stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and the rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, NZ
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与霍克斯团队一起体验真正的新西兰乡村生活。了解新西兰的农牧业了体验新西兰的风土人情。

亮点 体验包括:

- 在农场的赛道上驾驶越野车
- 观赏工作犬
- 与小动物亲密接触
-观赏自然风光

Depart your Bay of Islands accommodation property or central Paihia for your 30 minute (approx) helicopter flight across to Omapere where you will be met by your Footprints Waipoua guide. Footprints is operated by local Maori on Northlands rugged West Coast. Let Kupe’s (NZ’s first discoverer) descendants take you on a guided walk of the largest kauri forest in the world and introduce you to their relationship with Mother Nature, both spiritually and culturally. A highlight of your experience with Footprints will be an introduction to Tane Mahuta – God of the Forest. (Forest Tour duration approx. 1.5 hours). From Omapere you continue to the Cape Reinga region via Northlands spectacular West Coast and of course the famous Ninety Mile Beach. Kauri Cliffs will prepare a snack pack lunch prior to your departure.

Enjoy a helicopter flight to Cape Reinga – the very northernmost tip of New Zealand – which includes some of the most spectacular coastal scenery Northland has to offer. Departing Paihia, you will fly over the Parengarenga Harbour and Great Exhibition Bay, which are only visible by air or by sea. This area is very remote and without a doubt one of the most beautiful places in New Zealand, with it’s pure white silica sand and crystal clear water. The flight also passes across the Houhora Harbour, the Cavalli islands, Kauri Cliff’s golf course and the spectacular Bay of Islands.

This experience takes in some of the most historic and culturally significant locations in New Zealand. Enjoy a half or full day private tour of the Bay of Islands, including historic sights at Waitangi, Paihia, Russell, Kerikeri, and Waimate North. You will be accompanied by our driver/tour guide who is well versed in local history. A cultural performance at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds can also be arranged as an add-on to your experience, as well as lunch at the Duke of Marlborough in Russell (lunch not included in the pricing). 

This tour takes you to the Kauri Coast and the Hokianga Harbor on the West Coast of New Zealand. The scenery on this side of the island is rugged in its beauty, with wild, ever-changing seas. On arrival, your guide will take you into the Waipoua Forest, to see Tane Mahuta – at 2000-years-old, the oldest and largest Kauri tree on earth. This private tour includes a personal driver, and lunch can be arranged at the Copthorne Hotel in Omapere. 

This tour takes you to the Kauri Coast and the Hokianga Harbor on the West Coast of New Zealand. The scenery on this side of the island is rugged in its beauty, with wild, ever-changing seas. On arrival, your guide will take you into the Waipoua Forest, to see Tane Mahuta – at 2000-years-old, the oldest and largest Kauri tree on earth. 

When residing in the Bay of Islands you are on the doorstep of fishing heaven. This experience can be tailored to all fishing types. Whether you are in search of big game such as Blue Marlin, Kingfish or Tuna; or willing just to shelter yourself into islands and go after kiwis favourite a New Zealand Snapper. We have one of New Zealand's best fishing guides, Bevan Beauchamp to help you catch a number of target species.  

Departing from the Kerikeri Inlet, this memorable excursion will introduce you to some of the 144 islands that are dotted around this tropical paradise. On your relaxing journey around the islands you will also witness a large array of marine life, including dolphins.

The Cape Brett Track traverses rugged terrain for 16 km through native and regenerating bush. Expect dramatic coastal views; steep cliffs and drop-offs to the side of the track are a feature. Stunning coastal scenery, overnight option, native bush, freshwater streams, beaches, crystal clear water and more. From the bush clad ridges, you’ll view spectacular vistas right across the Bay of Islands. Nearing the Cape, walking alongside the dramatic cliff-face, you can see abundant fish and bird life below – sometimes dolphins and seals will come close to shore. From Deep Water Cove onwards, the track gets more challenging and becomes quite exposed with steep drop-offs to the sea below. Although it is not that far to the lighthouse, it will take you about 2-3 hours. The effort is rewarded with outstanding views of the outer Bay of Islands, north to the Cavalli Islands and south to Whangaruru and beyond to the Poor Knights Islands.

Dolphins are fascinating creatures, and in the Bay of Islands we are blessed with their presence all year round. This eco cruise gives you the chance to get into the water and swim with dolphins as they play in their natural environment (optional extra, conditions permitting). You'll also cruise the many secluded islands of the Bay and gain an insight into this historically significant region.

Enjoy a half day fishing experience onboard the Landings fishing charter boat; Ata Rangi. With her exceptional fishing credentials, sophisticated electronics, modern luxury amenities and expert crew, Ata Rangi offers a charter fishing and cruising experience that is unmatched by any other yacht in her class. Your fishing guide will be on hand to help you catch the desired fish in your area. Feel free to bring your catch home, for the chef to cook that evening. 

The majestically named Duke of Marlborough began life in 1827 as one of New Zealand’s first European-built hostelries. Its original name, “Johnny Johnston’s Grog Shop” was dropped, in favor of the world’s richest man, to gain respect, opulence, and elegance in a region that what was known as the ‘hell hole of the Pacific’. Since then ‘The Duke’, as locals know it, has been regarded as one of the finest restaurants in New Zealand. Over looking the beautiful waters of the Bay of Islands, and situated in the quaint village of Russell, The Duke is the perfect spot for a relaxing lunch.

这里当之无愧是新西兰最佳海岸线徒步地之一。最新升级的玛希内普亚半岛
(Mahinepua Peninsula)徒步可带您领略科里科里角(Cape Karikari)、饱览岛屿湾的迷人海景，南望卡瓦里群岛(Cavalli Islands)至布雷特角(Cape Brett)。其间您将经过14个考古遗址，反映了早期居民生活的历史信息，如园艺、粮草堆、废弃物积坑及设防的原住民营寨。走累了，您还可以跳进湛蓝的海水里，尽情嬉戏，体验一下清凉爽快的感觉！

Experience the unique cultural atmosphere of the Poor Knights Islands with knowledgeable guides and get a once in a lifetime viewpoint of the islands that will leave you breathless. Your guides will take you into some amazing spots and give you the history, cultural backstory and environmental pointers that will only add to the experience. Paddle into some secretive spots, be amazed by the sheer magnificence of Rikoriko Cave, the biggest sea cave in the world, and feel the wairua (spirit) of the Poor Knights wash over you.

Explore Kerikeri’s cultural hub and mix with the local community. You will visit local Art Galleries displaying paintings, sculptures and carvings of celebrated local artists. Visit the unique Bay of Islands market; a busy, bustling market selling a wide range of local produce, plants, fresh food and arts & crafts. Operates every Saturday. Stroll across the road to the popular Makana Chocolate Factory where you will view the Chocolate making process and enjoy a free tasting of their delicious chocolates. A short distance away is the Bay of Islands Honey Shop where you can view New Zealand’s largest working beehive. Visit Rainbow Falls on the Kerikeri river. There are stunning viewing platforms over the Falls. You will also witness the Puketi Forest.

Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par 72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from the brainchild of American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop, with fifteen holes overlooking the Pacific Ocean and stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

If you love fishing and flying, this is the trip for you! The Hauraki Gulf and surrounding islands have some of the best fishing in the world, the sub-tidal reefs of the North East Coastline and Great Barrier have a rich and diverse marine habitat which supports numerous species of fish including Snapper, Kahawai and Kingfish.
A fisherman’s lunch, water and tea/coffee are all included in the cost. 

Located just 90-minutes' drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Northland

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Welcome to Sculptureum — a world of art, food and wine. Located a few minutes' drive from Matakana, it has three sculpture-filled gardens, six galleries, a vineyard, an events space and Rothko, our restaurant and bar. Owners Anthony and Sandra Grant have spent ten years creating a destination that is designed to unlock the imagination, fuel creativity and ignite the mind. They have spent many more years collecting the displayed works, which have been brought together for an art experience that is internationally unique.

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Your personal guide will take you on a unique journey around the beautiful island of Waiheke. During this full-day tour, you will take in a handful of boutique vineyards, such as popular Man O’ War Bay, Passage Rock or Poderi Crisci, all of which are perfect spots for a relaxing lunch. You will also be given the opportunity to visit local artists studios and discover some of the many sandy coves and beaches that surround this magical island.

This tour travels to the top of the ridge continuing past the Maori Pa site. The horses take a break at the promontory before heading past Circular Bay, Whites Bay, Little Bay and Sandy Bay to the end of the peninsula. From the promontory they take in the expansive views above Passage Rock’s Three Sisters come down to Te Matuku Bay past the World Famous Te Matuku Bay Oyster Farm following the coast road back to base.

A full-day tour of Waiheke Island with your guide, Bill Hird. Activities may include sampling and tastings at a variety of the island’s vineyards and a delicious lunch and wine match at a boutique vineyard. On your way from vineyard to vineyard, you will get to experience Waiheke’s beautiful and unique scenery, with occasional glimpses back over the gulf to Auckland city. Waiheke Island is classed as its own wine region and specializes in Pinot Gris, Syrah and Merlot blends, to name a few.

Brick Bay Sculpture Trail near Matakana showcases an ever-changing exhibition of around 45 contemporary sculptures, available for sale, by leading New Zealand artists. On the 2km trail, experience sculpture in a remarkable landscape framed by towering native trees, abundant birdlife and green pastures, overlooking the celebrated Brick Bay Vineyard. Enjoy lunch at Brick Bay Vineyard (lunch not included in the pricing). 

Gibbs Farm is a vast open-air sculpture park located on the Kaipara Harbour, 30 miles north of Auckland. It contains the largest collection of large-scale outdoor sculptures in the country, possibly the world, and is the private collection of New Zealand businessman Alan Gibbs. Works include sculptures by world-renowned artists, such as Anish Kapoor, Richard Serra, and local artists Len Lye and Ralph Hotere. This is a must see.

Titirangi is ranked as one of New Zealand’s top courses and is the only one in the country designed by Dr Alister MacKenzie. MacKenzie’s designs are notable for their sensitivity to the nature of the original site and he is admired for producing holes that offer an ideal balance of risk and reward. After designing Titirangi in 1927, MacKenzie went on to design some of the world’s top courses including Augusta, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne. The par 70 course features elevated tees and greens, challenging bunkers and slick greens with pronounced undulations. Its par 3s face the four points of the compass so no matter what the weather conditions, you experience a different test on each hole.

Location: Titirangi, Auckland, NZ
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Windross Farm is a spectacular golf course located only 30 minutes south of the Auckland CBD. Designed by Brett Thomson, of RBT Design, with course consultant, Phil Tataurangi, in 2011 the course is known for its challenging degrees of interest. The layout is a traditional par 72, with returning 9’s of par 36. It is a course that can be challenging or challenged by any level of player on every hole and every shot.

Location: Ardmore, Auckland
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The original Waitomo black water rafting tour that will have you exploring and tubing through mysterious Ruakuri Cave. Grab a group of mates, some rubber tubes, and let’s take you on an unreal underground adventure you will never forget.
- Float down the underground river in rubber tubes while admiring the glowworm displays above
- Become part of the legend on Waitomo’s original legendary black water rafting adventure
- Jump into cascading underground waterfalls, reflecting the glowworms above
- Enjoy a hot shower and complimentary hot soup and bagels after your tour

Marvel at Mother Nature's light display as you glide silently through the starry wonderland of the Glowworm Grotto. Meander underground along the Waitomo River and gaze in silence at the myriad of glow worm lights that make up the Glowworm Grotto. As you enter this galaxy of tiny living lights, you'll immediately experience a serene ambience and be fascinated and intrigued by tiny glowworms that light your way.

Your tour starts with a drive through the picturesque 1,250 acre sheep farm with spectacular views across to the Kaimai Ranges. Your personal guide will escort you through the twelve acre site recounting fascinating details of how the Hobbiton Movie set was created. The Hobbit Holes, Green Dragon™ Inn, Mill and other structures created for The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films can be viewed and you will see how this beautiful piece of Waikato farmland was transformed into The Shire from Middle-earth. Visitors taking part in a private tour can also choose to enjoy a Festive Feast lunch in the Party Marquee.

Treetops Lodge is located only 20 minutes from Rotorua, in the heartof what many consider as the best fresh water fishing region in New Zealand, which has 13 beautiful fishing lakes and many spectacular mountain streams. This family lodge is also just an hours drive to the well-known Taupo region that boasts the famous Tongariro river with some of the best year-round brown and rainbow trout fishing in the world. In the opposite direction, just an hour drive from the lodge, you’ll discover the beauty of the Bay of Plenty coast, home to some of the best game and salt water sport fishing in the country. Treetops offers daily guided fishing ventures with experienced, professional guides, whether it be by 4WD or helicopter.

Nestled on the shores of Lake Rotorua lies Polynesian Spa – a geothermal bathing and soul soothing retreat, where you can experience wellness sourced from Rotorua’s very own backyard.
Waters from two natural springs are fed into the 27 mineral pools at Polynesian Spa. The slightly acidic Priest Spring relieves tired muscles, aches and pains while the alkaline waters of the Rachel Spring nourishes skin. Wellness rituals also ensure ultimate relaxation with hydrotherapy and a reflexology walk.
Polynesian Spa is recognised as one of the top 10 spas in the world.

Kinloch is the first course in New Zealand to have the great Jack Nicklaus as its course architect. Located amongst a mix of farmland and volcanic terrain, and overlooking the magnificent Lake Taupo, the course resembles something you would envisage out of the great Irish and Scottish links courses. In Kinloch, Nicklaus has crafted something very special, and we are thankful he graced us with his presence.

Location: Kinloch, Taupo
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Kinloch is the first course in New Zealand to have the great Jack Nicklaus as its course architect. Located amongst a mix of farmland and volcanic terrain, and overlooking the magnificent Lake Taupo, the course resembles something you would envisage out of the great Irish and Scottish links courses. In Kinloch, Nicklaus has crafted something very special, and we are thankful he graced us with his presence.

Imagine the experience of playing golf on a world-class championship course, immersed in the natural beauty of a wildlife sanctuary. This ambitious project is the brainchild of owner Gary Lane and has seen a dedicated fence installed around the entire course perimeter, to keep out predators, like rats, stoats and weasels. Around 25,000 native trees and five thousand exotics have been planted to encourage bird life, and further improve the park like surroundings.

Location: Wairakei, Taupo
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The Lake Taupo region is a geothermal wonderland, home to boiling mud pools, steaming vents, beautifully colored volcanic rocks, and natural thermal pools. Your personal guide, his half-day tour, Bill Hird, will escort you around some of its must-see highlights - the Craters of the Moon, Orakei Korako, Wairakei Natural Thermal Valley, and the Wairakei Terraces.

The technical description for this remarkable place is that it’s part of an 18-sq. km active geothermal park at the northern perimeter of the Reporoa Caldera (a collapsed volcanic crater) formed 230,000 years ago within the Taupo Volcanic Zone. The ‘wow’ factor is much in evidence at Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland, the place we love to share with visitors from all corners of the globe. Trip Advisor calls Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland ‘one of the most surreal places on earth’ so naturally it’s high on the list of Rotorua’s must-see attractions. A place to marvel at nature’s artistic splendour, Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland is also committed to providing a safe visitor experience.

Departing daily, the Scenic Cruise’s catamaran leaves from Taupo Boat Harbor for a tour of the lake’s best vantage points. You’ll enjoy cruising in comfort and style aboard a launch that offers fabulous views from both the top and bottom internal decks, and there are large outdoor decks to enjoy close-up views of the Maori Rock Carvings. Also included is a clay bird shooting off the boat and fly-fishing for brown and rainbow trout.

Join your guide John Panoho for a deep inside look into the history and culture of the Taupo region. Follow the paths of ancient ancestors through stunning landscapes as you explore the region. The tribal homelands of Ngati Tuwharetoa are full of historical landmarks – the legendary mountains of Tongariro National Park and Mt Tauhara, and the soul-stirring home of the Ka Mate haka on the shores of Lake Rotoaira. This is a true cultural experience not to be missed. 

Depart by private helicopter to Cape Kidnappers Golf Course in Hawkes Bay. Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World. After golf we will transfer you to Craggy Range winery for tastings and a platter. Depart in your private helicopter back to Taupo.

Lifting off by helicopter from lakeside, you will enjoy panoramic views over the northern shores of Lake Taupo, towards the majestic volcanic mountains of the World Heritage designated Tongariro National Park. Form here your pilot will identify the southern most point of the famous ‘Pathway of Fire’, then head north via the mighty Huka Falls into the geothermal valley of Wai-OTapu, and onto Mt. Tarawera summit. Your destination is the ever-steaming White Island, out in the waters of the Bay of Plenty.

A helicopter flight departs from Huka Lodge and takes you and your two guides into some of the most untouched terrain and magical rivers in New Zealand. The Tongariro river has become world renowned for its abundance of trophy trouts, both brown and rainbow varieties. This will be a full-day tour and lunch will be provided by the Huka Lodge staff. Top-quality rods, reels, waders and flys are provided.

Whether you are an experienced fly fisherman or a complete novice you will find fly fishing both a delight and a challenge. The world-renowned Tongariro River is classed as one of the best fly fishing rivers in the world and is also New Zealand’s most popular fishing. Only a 25-minute drive from Huka Lodge, the Tongariro River is a considerable attraction to keen fishermen the world over.

A helicopter flight deep into the mountains will uncover some of the most legendary and challenging fly fishing in the world. Your fishing guide will pick you up in a private twin-engine helicopter and provide you with top-quality rods, reels, waders and flys. These are trophy waters where huge trout cautiously cruise in deep clear pools. We recommend the heli fishing as it provides easy access to many of New Zealand's most famous mountain rivers and more remote streams only a short flight away. The flight itself is the ultimate exhilarating experience.

A helicopter flight deep into the mountains will uncover some of the most legendary and challenging fly fishing in the world. Your fishing guide will pick you up in a private twin-engine helicopter and provide you with top-quality rods, reels, waders and flys. These are trophy waters where huge trout cautiously cruise in deep clear pools. We recommend the heli fishing as it provides easy access to many of New Zealand's most famous mountain rivers and more remote streams only a short flight away. The flight itself is the ultimate exhilarating experience.

As a New Zealand outfitter, Poronui Hunting offers superb trophy Red Stag hunting, along with Fallow, Rusa, Sambar, Chamois, Tahr and our speciality - Sika. You can also hunt wild boar, Arapawa Ram and Feral Goat. Hunting is primarily spot and stalk and we cater for both bow and rifle hunters. Our helicopters can get you into breathtaking locations, so come and experience the best of New Zealand hunting.

Poronui is a remote 16,000 acre high-country property steeped in New Zealand history. The trails around its land make their way through lush native beech and exotic forests, and across Manuka covered hills, open grassland and gentle streams. Enjoy breathtaking views of diverse landscape, the Taharua Valley, Kaimanawa and Kaweka Ranges, and Mohaka River. The views truly capture the uniqueness of Poronui and its varied history.

One of the most popular one day walks in New Zealand. The Tongariro Alpine Crossing track crosses stark and spectacular volcanic terrain. Among its highlights are steaming vents and hot springs, old lava flows, beautiful water-filled explosion craters and stunning views. On clear days you can see Mount Taranaki in the west, Mount Ngauruhoe, the Kaimanawa Ranges, Lake Taupo and beyond. This private guided tour is measured at 19.4km and is a steep challenging climb, but very rewarding. 

Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawes Bay
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There's nothing better than getting on your bike in Great Lake Taupo! You can cycle some of New Zealand's top bike tracks including the most recently completed trail in The New Zealand Cycle Trail network - The Great Lake Trail. The free draining soil conditions in this region make the 200km+ of North Island mountain biking trails rideable all year-round. The mountain biking trails are graded according to fitness levels and difficulty to help you decide if it is the right trail for you.

Since the Art Deco Trust began showing the city’s Art Deco treasures to tourists in 1985, thousands of people each year have experienced Napier’s fascinating heritage and have been captivated by the dramatic story of this city’s rebirth in the vibrant 1930s. In February 1931, Napier was levelled by earthquake and fire but was rebuilt in the depths of the Great Depression in just two years.  Nowhere else in the world can you see such a concentration of buildings in the styles of the 1930s: Art Deco, Spanish Mission and Stripped Classical. Whatever you choose, you’ll hear the story of the earthquake that devastated Napier in 1931 and be introduced to the Art Deco style and hear stories of the characters involved in rebuilding this city.

Enjoy a personal tour around Craggy Range, one of New Zealand’s most respected wineries and producer of some of the best wine in the country. Its restaurant, Terrôir, is inspired by the classic French-country dining experience; one that is relaxed and whose menu is designed around the concept of sharing. The food is all locally-sourced, and seasonal produce is gathered from vineyard’s gardens. Paired with Craggy Range wines, this is a dining experience not to be missed (wine not included with lunch).

Napier Maori Tours will take you on a journey through the wildlife protected Ahuriri Estuary, the biologically diverse gem of Napier. They offer exclusive and private tours of what was once a highly prized lagoon valued for its seafood, bird life, and natures biodiversity. Share in the discovery and use of the prehistoric art of music and instrument. Observe their traditional food gathering practices once used by their ancestors and still successfully practiced today. Feast on your catch where it's cooked and served with fresh Māori seafood and traditional culinary delights. Enjoy in their legendary stories and local history.

After a short walk along Trigg Road, you will arrive at the Aviary at Cape Sanctuary, where special breeding programmes mean rare, native birds now thrive here. Learn about the Cape Sanctuary; a haven for protected native birds and animals, including the iconic North Island brown kiwi, the kaka and kakariki parrots and the prehistoric tuatara - known as New Zealand's dinosaur. 

Experience the properties spectacular vegetable garden with an informative tour. Hawke's Bay is widely known as the fruit bowl of New Zealand, and with its abundance of vegetables, berries and herbs, our vegetable garden fits that description perfectly. Fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables are key to our daily changing menus, and this is your chance to learn more about the fresh produce featured by our chefs. 

As a guest of The Farm at Cape Kidnappers you are offered an exclusive experience to view our treasured native bird – the Kiwi. Because the Kiwi is a semi-nocturnal, secretive bird, few New Zealanders have seen their national bird in the wild. The Kiwi is the sole survivor of an ancient order of birds including the now extinct Moa. 

To truly enhance your stay, plan an indulgent day at the Cape Kidnappers Spa located on the majestic hillside, above the lodge. During your spa treatment, experience magnificent views across the valley, towards the sea or over the pine forest to snow covered Mount Ruapehu. With three treatment rooms (including a couple’s spa suite), we offer a collection of massage styles, facials, pedicures, and manicures.

At Terrôir Restaurant you'll enjoy local, seasonal produce, prepared by Head Chef, Casey McDonald. Casey brings with him a focus on local Hawkes Bay suppliers, forests, coastline and the Terroir kitchen garden. His first weeks on the job were spent exploring all parts of the Bay, developing relationships with farmers and suppliers along the way, with a purpose to feature them on his menus.

Join photography enthusiast Steve Grooby to discover some of The Farm's secret beauty spots and learn how best to capture them with your camera. Head off the beaten path to find stunning panoramas of rolling landscape, where Steve will share tips and tricks to harness the light and utilise your camera's full potential. 

The sheer expanse of our property is hidden to many unless they take the Can-Am Tour. Inaccessible to a regular vehicle, this excursion will take you to the furthermost reaches of the property with views south towards Ocean Beach and Bare Island. With an experienced guide, you will be taken through the old creek bed, across expansive farmland and down to historic Rangaika Beach. This tour is ideal for all age groups and fitness levels. For the less adventurous the team can provide you with a four-wheel drive experience of the property. 

Hawke's Bay is New Zealand's oldest wine region are consistently produces award-winning varietals. Join our resident Sommelier Sonja Eberly in our Wine Cellar to taste some of the fine wines that Hawke's Bay and New Zealand has to offer.

The Southern Hemisphere plays host to a magnificent array of stars and constellations and Cape Kidnappers’ rural, coastal vantage point makes it perfect for stargazing. Enjoy an evening under the stars as astronomer Gary Sparks guides you through our skies in this fantastic experience.

Spend your day fishing the renowned Mohaka and Tukituki Rivers, which are renowned as two of the best fly-fishing spots in the area. Your two fishing guides will pick you up in a twin-engine helicopter and transport you to the Mohaka River. All equipment is supplied, including top-quality rods, reels, waders and flies.

Regarded by many as one of the greatest links courses in the Southern Hemisphere, Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club has a world-renowned layout on the undulating duneland of the Kapiti Coast. Located just 45-minute’s drive from Wellington, the course has hosted the New Zealand Open twelve times – a record unsurpassed by any other course.

Location: Paraparaumu Beach, Kapiti
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The Great War Exhibition, created by Lord of the Rings film director Sir Peter Jackson, commemorates the role played by New Zealand in the First World War. Journey through The Great War, year by year, experiencing the challenges faced by NZ’s brave young soldiers. Experience the gritty hardship and the horror of the battlefields, as seen by those caught in the conflict. The Exhibition is housed in the historic Dominion Museum in Wellington and offers daily guided tours.

Let Sir Richard Taylor, one of the world’s most talented creative filmmakers, take you on an exclusive tour, with a behind-the-scenes peek at Wellington’s filmmaking precinct. While most of Weta Workshop is usually out of bounds to the public, your guide has special access to areas that are normally kept under wraps. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn the processes Weta Workshop and Park Road Post Production use to make a director’s vision a reality.

This working sheep station tour - in a comfortable 4-wheel drive vehicle - is an absolute must for all Wharekauhau Visitors. Bordered by the Rimutaka Ranges and Pacific Ocean, this classic Kiwi Romney sheep station features all the activities that have created New Zealand’s legendary farming heritage, including sheep shearing demonstrations, sheep dogs in action and daily farm events.

A road trip along the rugged coastline to the picturesque, historic fishing village of Ngawi, looking back over Palliser Bay to Wharekauhau. Continue onto one of New Zealand’s largest Brown Fur Seal colonies, where seals bask in their unspoiled natural environment. Whilst there, you can climb to the top of Cape Palliser lighthouse for magnificent views over the Cook Strait, to New Zealand’s South Island. On your return, stop at the historical Lake Ferry Hotel for their famous fish and chips, and some local beverages from the southernmost tip of the North Island.

Experience, in true Kiwi style, the classic New Zealand meal – a Farm Roast. Chef Marc Soper combines locally sourced ingredients, with roast lamb from the Wharekauhau Farm, matched with the local Martinborough Pinot Noir. The meal is served up family style over a long table, stretching from the farmhouse kitchen, complete with the roaring fire. 

This is an absolute must for all Wharekauhau Visitors – a tour around a working sheep station in a comfortable four-wheel drive vehicle. Bordered by the Rimutaka Ranges and Pacific Ocean, this classic Kiwi Romney sheep station features all the activities that have created New Zealand’s legendary farming heritage, including sheep shearing demonstrations, sheep dogs in action and daily farm events.

Royal Wellington Golf Club is one of New Zealand’s premier golf clubs. Perched beside the Hutt River, the club has hosted 7 NZ Open Championships since 1912 and in 2004 it became the first golf club in the country to receive royal status. Royal Wellington is noted as being among the finest parkland golf environments in Australasia. Rare native podocarp river plain forest is a backdrop to many of the holes. Its current par 72 18 hole championship course is a demanding test of golf for players of all levels.

Location: Upper Hutt, Wellington
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Discover the rich stories of New Zealand. Te Papa has something for everyone, from precious Māori and Pacific treasures, to the colossal squid and the national art collection.

Just 30 minutes’ drive from Wellington CBD is Boomrock Lodge, a 3000-acre farm perched on a cliff, 750ft above sea level. This stunning cliff-top location boasts spectacular views over the Cook Strait towards Mana, Kapiti and the South Island. Boomrock comprises three venues, The Lodge, The Track and The Bunkers. While there guests can enjoy stunning views and light-hearted activities, or opt for the adrenalin junkies’ dream – a variety of challenges and thrilling experiences including the chance to fly a helicopter, drive around a private car-testing circuit, or a 4WD all terrain park.

Enjoy a unique and diverse day-long wine tour of Martinborough - meeting both local identities and experiencing the culture of the region, with vineyard and winery tours, informative wine tasting and delicious cuisine, plus a visit to a local olive oil producer.

No trip to Marlborough is complete without heading to a world-acclaimed Marlborough winery or two. You can self-drive or take a guided tour around Marlborough’s cellar doors and taste what is so special about the region’s wine. The scenery in the Marlborough’s wine region is so spectacular it won’t matter if the wine is not your thing. And many cellar doors also sell a range of products, to satisfy any retail therapy needs, and yes, there's a chocolate factory close by! Your private helicopter will transport you to Marlborough from Wellington. 

The boat is a nicely maintained motorized catamaran that has a zodiac in tow and is equipped with kayaks. This day trip leaves at 10:00- 10:30 am (timing up to you) and returns about 4:15 and includes a stop to listen to the bellbird colony on Adele island, Split Apple Rock, kayaking around Tonga Island and it’s seal colony, a 45-minute walk to a spectacular headlands for photo opps, and exploration of golden sanded beaches in the zodiac. Lunch on board. You can also tailor this trip to your liking (i.e. more walking, kayaking, etc.)

Helicopter to Awaroa in the Abel Tasman National Park. After your spectacular flyover the park, land at Awaroa where your kayak and kayak guide will meet you for 2 hours of guided kayaking. Local wildlife, such as seals and blue penguins, are regularly encountered. After a picnic lunch, return to Split Apple Retreat by helicopter.

Abel Tasman National Park is situated near the top of the South Island, and is accessible by walking, cruising or kayak. The sheltered bays of the Park are perfect for sailing and sea kayaking, also offering opportunities to see the seals and dolphins who regularly play in these coastal waters. If you prefer to explore by land, the Abel Tasman Coast Track follows the coastline through native bush, over limestone cliffs and along golden beaches.

D’Urville Island is truly one of New Zealand’s best kept secrets. Discovered by French explorer Jules Dumont D’Urville, the island is located off the northern coast of the South Island with an area of approximately 150 square km, making it the eighth-largest island of New Zealand. Departing Nelson you follow Tasman Bay’s eastern coast line before arriving on D’Urville Island for a spot of helicopter reef fishing. Once we have a decent catch we hop across to a sheltered bay to prepare your freshly caught fish alongside fresh local produce for a private dining experience like no other. With a glass of fine local wine or a cold craft beer in hand, relax and enjoy the pristine beaches and native bush, you can even take a swim! Our flight home tracks via the Mt Richmond Forest Park with a mountain landing. If you love fresh food and fine wines then this is the exclusive tour for you.

Tracking west into the heart of the Kahurangi, you will land at a remote alpine location where you can enjoy the overwhelming surrounds of New Zealand’s second largest National Park. From the mountains we descend further west to Westhaven Inlet and track the rugged and remotely beautiful and wild north-west coastline for a landing on the beach where you can explore sand dunes and eroded rock formations. Here you will sit back, relax and enjoy a gourmet picnic lunch and glass of local wine. After lunch you lift off to explore Farewell Spit and Golden Bay before the final landing at Awaroa Bay in the Abel Tasman National Park. A short bush walk through aged Manuka forest takes you up close to the pristine waters and golden sand beaches that make the Abel Tasman world famous.

“Rotomairewhenua” - Blue Lake is a small lake located in Nelson Lakes National Park, in the northern reaches of New Zealand’s Southern Alps. Sacred to local Māori, it has the clearest natural fresh water in the world. This flight takes you south into the Nelson Lakes where you enjoy spectacular views of Lake Rotoiti, Lake Rotoroa and Blue Lake, before a mountain landing on the National Park boundary. Please note that Blue Lake is a protected wilderness area which we are only permitted to overfly. 

This experience offers a wide variety of fishing adventures from trout fishing in spectacular remote back-country to salt water fishing charters in the Marlborough Sounds. Simply choose the one that suits you, and we will tailor it to your needs. Local guides are available for all day trips. Enjoy a day out with an experienced guide, fishing in some of the most secluded spots in the country. You will be accompanied by two experienced local guides, who will transport you by helicopter to areas out of reach to most. This is a full-day option and is weather dependent.

Only a 30-minute drive from the Annandale homestead is the French-influenced town of Akaroa. Nestled in the centre of an ancient and extinct volacano, which is now an enormous and picturesque bay, its streets are lined with cafes, bistros, and quirky shops. A number of water-based activities depart from the main pier:

Day cruises
- Fishing and diving charters
- Dolphin-watching and dolphin-swimming tours
- Penguin viewing tours
- Water-skiiing, sea-kayaking, jet-boating

Not surprisingly, with such amazing scenery all around us, walking and biking are hugely popular in New Zealand. There are several spectacular tracks on the Annandale property itself, varying in length and terrain, including the 14km Pigeon Bay Walkway. On arrival, guests will receive a map of the farm, detailing trails and interesting features. Beyond the Annandale farm, the greater Banks Peninsula is renowned for its hiking trails, with expeditions ranging from 10 minutes to several hours. We would be delighted to help you decide which walks would suit you best.

An amazing encounter with Tasman Glacier and its terminal lake. Board boat and enjoy the ever changing scenery. View the Tasman Glacier ice face from a safe distance with the opportunity to touch and taste the 300-500 year old ice crystals.

New Zealand’s largest glacier, the Tasman Glacier, and the Mueller Glacier are both located at Mt Cook. The terminal lakes of both glaciers are accessible by walking. They are located in the Aoraki Mt Cook World Heritage Park, just a ½ hour drive from here. We recommend that you set aside a day to explore this area. Tasman Glacier viewing point is a 30-minute return walk and the Hooker Glacier viewing point is a 3-hour return walk. We have maps showing how to get to the terminal lakes and can help you to plan your day, recommending the best places to eat and other sights worth visiting.  

Join the team for a Dark Sky Experience at Pukaki Cellar Observatory. This is stargazing in style under the world-class Aoraki Mackenzie International Dark Sky Reserve! The onsite Observatory is integrated into an underground wine cellar where you can combine telescope viewing and astrophotography with a selection of some of New Zealand's best wines and gourmet nibbles. For guests of the Retreat only, this is an exclusive and relaxed way to explore the Dark Sky with your hosts.

Take an hour or two to walk through the lavender fields just 800 metres from our gate. Simply indulge your senses or visit the farm stall to take a little of the award winning oils and products home.
The lavender is in bloom from December through February.

Perfected over the years, the Milford Ultimate is Over the Top’s trip of a lifetime. Leaving Queenstown, we fly west over the high country peaks of Queenstown, towards the ‘Main Divide’ of the Southern Alps and into the World Heritage listed Fiordland National Park. The scenery unfolds dramatically with vast U-shaped glacier carved valleys rich with primeval beech forests. The Milford Ultimate includes four landings, each at diverse and pristine locations where you can sip the pure waters of an alpine lake; take in the majestic Milford Sound; stroll along uninhabited wild yet beautiful west coast beaches, see the blue ice on glaciers high in the Alps and the fiords coastal rain forests. At each landing site, the helicopter will shut down for you to enjoy the quiet sound of the mountains. Perhaps a curious Kea, New Zealand’s native parrot, will drop in to say hello. No two Ultimate trips are the same. This trip includes a gourmet picnic hamper of delightful cheeses, cold meats, breads, salads and fruit. Sip champagne and a selection of non-alcoholic beverages at a location far from where others may travel.

Set amid a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of our country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown
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The Hills was designed by Darby Partners, and opened in 2007 to host the NZ Open. Set in over 500 acres of land, across a glacial valley, the layout highlights the dramatic elevation changes and rocky schist outcrops that are a feature of the area. This championship course provides a serious challenge for accomplished players, while thoughtful and considerate design means it is equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. The beauty of the courses lakes, waterways and wetland areas are complimented by a stunning array of sculptures made by local and international artists.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago
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Set in a natural alpine amphitheatre against the backdrop of the Remarkables Mountain Range, the 27 hole golf course at Millbrook exploits the dramatic terrain fully, delivering world-class golf. Millbrook's course is best described as a mix between the world-class immaculately manicured "Parklands" courses and "Links" courses, offering a variety of natural hazards including tussocks, streams, schist stone, trees and buildings. Whether you are an experienced golfer or a beginner, Millbrook will delight all players.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago
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Described by Rudyard Kipling as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, this experience is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity. View glaciers, alpine lakes, rivers, forests, glacial valleys and ice-capped mountains. Fly over the fjords, and land on a remote West Coast beach, then stop off at an alpine glacier. On your return you will play a Par 3 hole like no other, that sits 4500ft above Lake Wakatipu. Simply breathtaking.

A lunch you will remember. Situated below the glacially sculptured Pisa Range and over-looking Lake Hayes, Amisfield's world-class winery bistro offers a seasonal á la carte menu, or their renowned 'Trust the Chef' shared dining menu. There is no better place than in their stunning schist, and copper roofed building, beautifully reflecting its dramatic location, to taste Amisfield's wines of elegance and harmony. Begin with a zesty 100% Pinot Noir Methodé
Traditionalle or pure Dry Riesling before savouring Amisfield's signature Pinot Noir wines. 

This adventure can only be described as incredible. Whether it’s a jet boat ride, or a kayak down this idyllic river, the team at Dart River Safari will make sure you have an experience never to be forgotten. Your Wilderness Jet trip will be an exhilarating and spectacular journey deep into the heart of the world-renowned Mt Aspiring National Park – one of the most stunning locations for jet boating in New Zealand. Take in this awe-inspiring opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the local landscape, as you power your way along the waters of the Dart River.

Described by Rudyard Kipling as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, this experience is truly once in a lifetime. View glaciers, alpine lakes, rivers, forests, glacial valleys and ice-capped mountains. Fly over the fords and land on a remote West Coast beach, then stop off at an alpine glacier on your return to Queenstown. Simply breathtaking.

Our local guide Paddy Kluts will give you a very personal and in-depth tour of this amazing area he calls home. Paddy’s family tree dates back to the early days of Queenstown, when it was just a ‘mere’ town. He is a font of knowledge when it comes to the region’s history, wine, culture and hospitality scene – including the top private chefs, hot spots and art galleries.

Explore and enjoy the rugged backcountry terrain at Walter Peak on our electric trail bikes. Board the historic TSS Earnslaw Vintage Steamship for a spectacular cruise across Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak. This unique experience is exciting and provides a fun, low impact activity in peaceful and stunning surroundings. Your guide will also update you on award-winning conservation efforts to remove the invasive wilding pine trees, replacing them with pockets of native plant and bush. Return back to the farm after riding the flat natural terraces overlooking the lake, soaking in the stunning alpine scenery. 

Enjoy a private yoga and meditation session whilst overlooking the incredible Lake Wakatipu and Southern Alps. Our experienced instructor will be on hand to guide you through the style, pace and sequence of poses that you are looking for.

We offer two transport options for our Farm 4WD Experience. Our very capable luxury 4WD or Yamaha Viking Recreational Off Road vehicles for those up for a bit of adventure. Ben Lomond Station is a 13,500 hectare Merino sheep station beautifully kept with grazing lands, native Beech forest, lakes, rivers, mining huts and tracks from the gold mining era. Your vehicle of choice will take you through the river route with it’s gold mining history and the mountain pass overlooking the rugged land sculpted by gold mining and sheep farming. Above the treeline, panoramic views open up in alpine style. Several river crossings later at Moonlight Lodge we will catch up with John Foster himself. He will formally introduce us to his sheep and give us an insight into the art of shearing and many great yarns of the early settlers and the mining history that made this land rich. Enjoy a gourmet lunch at Moonlight Lodge to keep fueled for the afternoon. Where we can embark on nature walks following the water races in beautiful old beech forest, try some lake fishing, gold mining, tackle some farming or relax and enjoy beautiful surroundings.

Minaret Station specialises in backcountry fly-fishing experiences targeting primarily rainbow and brown trout with both species often sharing the same stretch of water. Minaret Station privately owns a 50,000 acre parcel of wilderness providing guests with exclusive access to prime fishing rivers in the Southern Alps. In addition to this, Minaret Station holds independent concessions to fish on conservation lands covering some four million acres including National Parks and world heritage areas.

Central Otago is one of the leading wine regions of the world, established in Gibbston by Sir Alan Brady in 1981. Pinot Noir became the variety of choice in this cool climate at 45 south. The quality of the wine is a testament to the passion and hard work. You will be looked after from start to finish. A pickup from your accommodation in one of our luxury vehicles. All bookings and tastings are arranged with flexible times to ensure that you are not rushed throughout the day. If you like a vineyard then we can stay and enjoy more time. We have access behind the cellar door at most wineries allowing private tasting, one-on-ones with owners, managers and winemakers.

Lunch options are available at selected wineries. 

For the afternoon you will enjoy a truly private experience with your wine expert, Mick Druatt. Have your choice of some of the best cigars on earth and fantastic local wines. Central Otago is one of the leading wine regions in the world. Pinot Noir became the variety of choice in this cool climate at 45 South. Five small subregions represent the Central Otago region with Gibbston and Bannockburn being the closest to Queenstown. You will be looked after from start to finish. All bookings and tastings are arranged with flexible times to ensure that you are not rushed throughout the afternoon.

Enjoy a day out with an experienced guide, fishing in some of the most secluded spots in the country. You will be accompanied by two experienced local guides, who will transport you by helicopter to areas out of reach to most. This is a full-day option and is weather dependent.

If hiking is your thing, you should really make time to enjoy one of our recommended day walks, or if you have time, plan a multi-day hike through one of the national parks, native forests or stunning coastal regions. Walking options are available to suit all levels of fitness and experience. For more information, please feel free to speak to the team at Eighth Wonder Travel.

Arrowtown is one of the most popular club courses in the country. The front nine is very tight, weaving through the canyons and schist rock, making it a lot of fun for golfers of all abilities. Game management is a key and there can be some extremely challenging shots if you stray off line. The back nine is more open and built over rolling terrain where you can really take in the beautiful surrounding mountains. Playing the course in March or April is highly recommended as the autumn foliage is simply breathtaking.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago
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For skiers and boarders who want to experience the best heliskiing and heliboarding that New Zealand has to offer. Ideal for first time intermediate heliskiers with extra runs available on the day. This packages runs out of Queenstown and takes advantage of the best terrain in the region.

A guide will be allocated to you and they will allocate safety equipment, teach you how to use it and then take you to terrain that is suitable. They are there to keep you safe but also to help you achieve what you want out of the day so communicate your needs and your guide will do his best to make it happen.

The terrain is varied and we have pristine runs that cater for intermediates to experts. The mighty Clarke Glacier is situated just NW of Queenstown and provides excellent skiing and boarding. We have anything from big open bowls, steep chutes, rock drops and open space.

Minaret Station specialises in backcountry fly-fishing experiences targeting primarily rainbow and brown trout with both species often sharing the same stretch of water. Chinook salmon provide an exciting challenge during their short season.
Minaret Station privately owns a 50,000 acre parcel of wilderness providing guests with exclusive access to prime fishing rivers in the Southern Alps. In addition to this, Minaret Station holds independent concessions to fish on conservation lands covering some four million acres including National Parks and world heritage areas.

Enjoy 2-3 days fishing with Gordy Watson, either by helicopter or Private vehicle. Gordy Watson specialises in drive and fly out backcountry fly-fishing experiences targeting primarily rainbow and brown trout with both species often sharing the same stretch of water. Gordy caters for all levels of angler. Be it two hours of fly fishing tuition, a unique night fishing experience or a week long back country fly fishing adventure, Gordy will tailor your fly fishing experience to suit from various departure locations.

Barnbougle Dunes Golf Links is a golf course located near the seaside village of Bridport in Tasmania's North-East. The 18 hole championship layout was designed by course architects Tom Doak and Mike Clayton, and is set among sand dunes overlooking Bass Strait. The course has been highly rated since opening in 2005, recognised as Australia's number one public access course, and fifth best course of any sort in Australia. Barnbougle Dunes is the first new Australian course to enter the World's Top 100 courses since rankings began, coming in at 49 after its first appraisal. It has since improved to be ranked the 33rd best course in the world by Golf Digest in 2016.

Just a short pitching wedge across the river from The Dunes, lies Barnbougle’s second instalment – Lost Farm. Despite Lost Farm’s close proximity to The Dunes, it is remarkably different, featuring 20-holes that wind along the coast and through the coastal dunes. Ranked 40th in the World by US Golf Digest in 2016, the Lost Farm course is an exciting challenge for Golfers of all levels. 

Royal Melbourne Golf Club is a 36-hole golf club in Australia, located in Black Rock, Victoria, a suburb southeast of Melbourne. Its West and East courses are respectively ranked number 1 and 6 in Australia. The West Course is rated the 6th best golf course in the world by Golf Digest in 2016. 

Kingston Heath Golf Club is one of the premier golf clubs in Australia in the sandbelt region in the southeast suburbs of Melbourne. The design of the course was credited to Dan Soutar before advice was sought from Alister MacKenzie who provided a suitable bunkering strategy during his visit to Australia in 1926. Kingston Heath has hosted the Australian Open seven times and the Australian Match Play Championships seven times. This is one of the jewels in the Melbourne Sandbelt, with an enviable reputation for its superb conditioning all year round. Rated 18th best golf course in the world by Golf Digest in 2016. 

The Commonwealth Golf Club is a golf club in South Oakleigh, Victoria, Australia. It has hosted many events over the years, notably the Australian Open, Women's Australian Open and Victorian Open.

The Metropolitan Golf Club is one of the renowned sandbelt courses of Melbourne and is widely recognised as one of the finest championship courses in Australia.

Sitting along the dramatic rugged seacoast of Botany Bay near Sydney, on the spot where Captain Cook first stepped onto Australia in 1770, La Perouse is renown for its ocean views and high winds. On his brief but productive 1926 trip, Alister MacKenzie prepared a routing for the course, but it was radically altered during a 1936 remodeling by Eric Apperly and by neglect during WWII. A succession of post-war architects have slowly re-established the integrity of the design, most recently Greg Norman. Rated 30th best golf course in the world, by Golf Digest in 2016. 

贝壳杉悬崖高尔夫球场(Kauri Cliffs Golf Course)是由已故知名设计师大卫•哈尔曼(David Harman)精心设计建造，作为一座标准杆72杆的锦标赛高尔夫球场，在2014年被美国《高尔夫文摘》(Golf Digest)评选为全球百佳球场的第39 位。隶属于纽约金融业巨头朱利安•H•罗伯森(Julian H. Robertson)家族旗下的第一坐高尔夫球场。坐拥得天独厚的地理位置，球场中有15个球洞的位置可以欣赏到浩瀚的太平洋，俯瞰卡瓦里群岛(Cavalli Islands)以及群岛海湾的壮观远景。

从群岛湾(Bay of Islands)住地或派希亚(Paihia)中区出发搭乘直升飞机只需大概三十分钟便可穿越奥玛派雷(Omapere)，届时“怀普阿足迹之旅”(Footprints Waipoua)生态游的向导将在此恭候您的到来。“足迹之旅”(Footprints)是由生活在北部地区崎岖不平西海岸的当地毛利人所经营的项目。与让•库珀(Let Kupe)(新西兰的第一位发现者)的后代相遇，让他们带领您穿越这片最大、最古老的原始贝壳杉森林，心领神会地感受大自然母亲的神奇及神秘吸引人的毛利文化。整个原始森林穿越的亮点是亲眼目睹神奇的新西兰“森林之王”—塔尼•马胡塔(Tane Mahuta)，一棵仍在生长的、有千年树龄的老贝壳杉树。（整个穿越时长约为
一个半小时）离开奥玛派雷(Omapere)，您将继续沿着北岛的西海岸到达雷因格海角(Cape Reinga)
和举世闻名的九十英里海滩(Ninety Mile Beach)。

住在群岛湾就好似住在“钓鱼者的天堂”。无论您是想钓蓝枪鱼、王鱼或金枪鱼，又或是想让自己影身于星罗密布的岛屿中，随手拉上来一条新西兰人民最喜爱的鲷鱼，各种钓鱼方式任你挑选！

扬帆驶离凯里凯里湾(Kerikeri)，本次环岛旅程将带您欣赏热带岛屿的茂密景致，惬意地在新罗点缀的144座岛屿中穿梭游历，您还将观赏到包括海豚在内的众多海洋生物。该扬帆之旅为半日游且包括精美海鲜自助午餐。

塔拉艾特高尔夫球场被誉为新西兰最神秘的球场，是高尔夫热爱者的天堂，球场于2015年建成，仅仅用了三年就被高尔夫文摘列为全球百大高尔夫球场中的第六名, 是全世界的高尔夫热爱者都想要探索的未知地带。塔拉艾特高尔夫球场是新西兰最昂贵的私人会员制球场，球会最多只接受250名会员，每一位会员都要进行严格挑选，只有精英中的精英才可以有资格进入到塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球。庆幸的是，如果您收到了来自董事会的邀请，就可以来塔拉艾特高尔夫球场拥有一次前所未有的打球体验。如果想在塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球就必须在度假别墅住一晚，这样才能体验到与众不同的感觉。 而且每人一生只有一次被邀请的机会。
我们将独家为您提供此次塔拉艾特高尔夫球场之旅
一辈子一次的高尔夫之旅

地点：北岛，芒格怀
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乘坐直升飞机抵达怀赫科岛（Waiheke Island）后，将会有骑马观光团队迎接您的到来。骑行一路登高至山脊、穿过毛利人设防的村落，感受这里迷人的风景、呼吸自由的空气。待马匹在海角边稍作休整后， 一路穿越环形湾(Circular Bay)、怀特湾(Whites Bay)、小湾(Little Bay)、沙湾(Sandy bay)，最终抵达半岛的尽头。站在海角，视野辽阔，通道岩石（Passage Rock）的“三姐妹岩”、提玛图库湾(Te Matuku Bay)、世界知名的提玛图库湾生蚝养殖场和四周美景都将一览无遗。

金诺克(Kinloch)是新西兰第一个，也是唯一一个由大师杰克•尼克劳斯(Jack Nicklaus)设计的球场，亦可窥见苏格兰和爱尔兰球场的影子。球场建在火山地貌的一片农田里，可纵览如梦似画的陶波湖全景。尼克劳斯这位高尔夫传奇名将凭借他出众的设计才能赋予了金诺克别样的美，我们都应为他的存在而感恩。

想象一下自己在世界级的冠军球场挥杆、置身于野生动物保护区的自然美景中，这就是怀拉基(Wairakei)高尔夫球场能带给您的终极体验。由盖瑞•雷恩(Gary Lane)设立，怀拉基内是首个带防掠食动物，如老鼠、白鼬、黄鼠狼的保护区球场，为25000株本土树木、5000种奇花异草及鸟类提供了良好的栖息环境和安全庇护。原生丛林环绕，您可在此感受到在如诗如画的美景中伴着鸟儿们的吟唱潇洒挥杆的人生体验。

陶波湖(Lake Taupo)地区有仙气缭绕的地热区、滚烫的泥池、蒸汽喷口、缤纷多彩的火山石和天然温泉池。您的半日游私人向导帕迪•克鲁斯(Paddy Kluts)将陪同您游览一系列必到之景点，比如月球火山口、奥拉基考拉考(Orakei Korako)洞穴与地热公园、怀拉基(Wairakei)天然地热谷及怀拉基梯形丘。

您的向导约翰•巴纳霍(John Panoho)将带领您深入了解陶波的历史和文化。探寻先祖的足迹，领略震人心魄的神奇风光。在新西兰毛利原住民纳蒂图法利托(Ngati Tuwharetoa)的部落里，历史古迹随处可见，包括富有传奇色彩的汤加里罗国家公园(Tongariro National Park)、陶哈拉山(Mt Tauhara)及新西兰最著名的哈卡(haka)战舞卡马泰 (Ka Mate)的创作发源地-圣湖若托埃拉湖(Lake Rotoaira)湖边。

乘坐观景直升飞机从美丽的湖畔起飞，在空中一览陶波北岸的迷人景色。在世界遗产汤加里罗国家公园(Tongariro National Park) 的上空翱翔，用别样的视角领略气势磅礴的胡卡瀑布、美轮美奂的怀欧塔普(Wai-O- Tapu)地热公园及雄壮的塔拉威拉火山(Mt. Tarawera)山峰。此次空中观光将在新西兰唯一的海洋活火山丰盛湾（Bay of Plenty）的怀特岛（White Island）画下完美的句号。

直上云霄的冒险观景不仅让我们深入到崇山峻岭中，还为我们探寻到一些全世界最具传奇色彩且颇具挑战性的飞钓水域。专业钓鱼向导将乘坐私人双引擎直升飞机护送您至垂钓点，并奉上全套顶级钓鱼装备，以供您在蜚声国际的钓鳟胜地一展身手。直升机垂钓可带您进入新西兰最清澈的高山河流，甚至人迹罕至的山谷溪流。而乘坐直升机本身也是一次令人难忘的体验。

拐子角球场(Cape Kidnappers)是由著名高尔夫建筑大师汤姆•多可(Tom Doak)设计的十八洞球场。这座壮观的球场建成于 2004 年，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场拥有迷人的海景，能带给您在海岸之上、悬崖之巅挥杆的梦幻体验。拐子角高尔夫球场依山脊与谷地的地貌而建，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场获奖无数、备受赞誉，并跻身世界百大顶尖球场之列。，

享受漫步在新西兰最令人尊敬的百年葡萄酒庄之一,也是新西兰最优良的葡萄酒产区之一的崎山葡萄园酒庄(Craggy Range)，感受私人游带给您的至尊体验。酒庄餐厅受到法式大餐的影响、菜品均可供多人一同分享食用，营造出一种轻松惬意的就餐氛围。餐厅坚持采用当地时令食材，满口的鲜美滋味实在叫人难忘，再搭配上等的崎山佳酿，是您一定不能错过的就餐体验！

作为拐子角农庄的贵客，您将有机会近距离接触我们新西兰格外珍惜的国鸟“几维鸟”(Kiwi)。害羞的几维鸟属于半夜行动物，甚至是新西兰人也没几个目睹过它的真容。恐鸟和其他大多无翼鸟在近几百年都已先后灭绝，而几维鸟是唯一幸存下来的无翼鸟。

骑着酷炫的庞巴迪三轮摩托车(Can-Am)似乎是探秘这片农庄的上上之选。享受一般车辆无法通行的优越感，向农场更深处进发，一览南部海洋海滩(Ocean Beach) 和秃岛(Bare Island)的曼妙风光。专业向导将引领您穿越古老的河床、连绵起伏的牧场，探索蕴含历史意义的让盖卡海滩(Rangaika Beach) 。这个探险活动适合任何一个年龄段、任何体力的游客。如您偏好静观，可选择四驱动力驾驶游。

说杰克角高尔夫球场(Jacks Point Golf Course)是电影《指环王》中展现的神奇中土世界的现实版一点也不为过。在知名球场设计师约翰•达尔比(John Darby)的巧思下，原始高地乡村羊场的自然美景最大化地融入至周边的自然风光里，使这个球场与众不同、景色宏伟壮观，成为新西兰标志性的高尔夫球场。杰克角高尔夫球场是任何高尔夫球的爱好者都“绝对不可错过”的挥杆之地。

丘峦(The Hills)高尔夫球场由达尔比•帕特(Darby Partners)公司设计，于2007年正式对公众开放，并成为了新西兰高尔夫球公开赛的承办地。球场横越冰谷，占地面积超过500英亩，有茂密的植被覆盖，包括本地的褐色高草及野生高山生草丛。该球场为各个级别的高尔夫爱好者提供了令人兴奋的挑战。随意点缀着的新西兰和国际艺术家们的雕塑作品烘托出球场湖区、河流及湿地的美丽自然风光，为美不胜收的球场锦上添花。无论是职业还是业余球手，登高开上一杆，都是不枉此行！

被英国著名小说家、诗人拉迪亚德•吉普林 (Rudyard Kipling)形容为“世界第八大奇迹”，峡湾之旅堪称人生中千载难逢的一次奇遇。空中观赏壮丽的冰川、美丽的阿尔卑斯湖、色彩斑澜的河流、茂密的原始森林、美轮美奂的冰川山谷及白雪皑皑的雪峰，感叹大自然的鬼斧神工。飞跃峡湾，在一个人迹罕至的西海岸海滩降落，随后身临其境地感触阿尔卑斯冰川的壮观景象。返程途中，俯瞰壮美的瓦卡蒂普湖(Lake Wakatipu)，在4500英尺的超越巅峰(Over the Top)高尔夫三杆洞球场挥杆，尽情享受极限高尔夫球乐趣的更高境界。

阿密斯菲尔德(Amisfield) 以出产新西兰最好的黑皮诺(Pinot Noir)、长相思(Sauvignon Blanc)、桃红葡萄酒( (Rosé)及好评如潮的午餐而闻名遐迩。2005年开业，酒庄餐厅酒吧提供两份人气菜单，一份是定期更新的当地时令菜单，而另一份是招牌"信任主厨"签名菜单。在这里享用新潮美食，佐以佳酿，令人大快朵颐，定会成为您陶醉难忘的就餐体验。午餐之后，即可开启世界级葡萄酒产区中部奥塔哥的品酒之旅。位于南纬45度，喜欢凉爽气候的黑皮诺(Pinot Noir）成为了这里最知名的红葡萄品种。全程劳逸结合，您将感受专业陪同服务及极致完美的品酒体验。

达特河(Dart River)探险之旅将成为您独一无二的梦幻之旅。无论是乘坐刺激惊险的喷射快艇，还是划皮划艇，达特河探险团队都将保证您成就此生难忘的美好记忆。刺激的喷射快艇将带您观赏沿途的自然风光，深入闻名于世的阿斯帕林山国家公园(Mt Aspiring National Park)中心地带。阿斯帕林山国家公园是新西兰景色最迷人的快艇生态探险地之一。饱览美不胜收的自然风光、尽情探索及体验属于您的“魔戒之旅“。

我们为您提供两种探险方式，您可选择乘坐豪华四驱路虎，或是更加刺激冒险的美国北极星高端全地形越野车(Polaris Buggies)。您将拥有最纯正的新西兰高原农场的独家使用权。您可尽情尝试湖中浅钓、淘金或是放松心情，享受周围的美景。探险之旅已包含在月光度假屋(Moonlight Lodge)享用精致午餐。

During your stay at Wolgan Valley, take a tour of Australia’s magnificent night sky. The remote nature of this ‘dark’ reserve provides an unforgettable opportunity to experience the southern sky, free from the competing lights of cities and towns. Accompanied by an experienced field guide, you will be driven by 4WD to a remote campfire site to enjoy some delicious treats prepared by our culinary team. This experience provides a combination of scientific insights into visible planets, stars and even our nearest neighbouring galaxies, as well as a sample of mythology and star lore from around the world. This campfire setting is a romantic, peaceful and truly Australian experience.
 

Wolgan Valley’s all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are a great way to access remote areas of its 7,000-acre nature reserve which are off limits to larger vehicles. These small open-sided vehicles provide an excellent opportunity to view or photograph wildlife and landscapes. This adventure includes a campfire rest stop, serving Aussie damper (bread) and Billy Tea, providing a truly local experience. Whilst the billy is boiling, your field guide will help you search for fossils and show you how to pan for gold. A delightful picnic lunch in the Australian bushland will also be served. This experience is lots of fun and is suitable for families. 

The Bondi to Bronte walk, including Tamarama and Mackenzies Bay, is one of the most iconic walking trails in Sydney. The panoramic views of the South Pacific Ocean and the coastal cliffs are absolutely breathtaking. As you walk on top of the sandstone cliffs, between two of Sydney’s most famous beaches, the trail takes you right on top of the ocean. There are lots of vantage points along the way where you can rest up and soak in the amazing views and, if you’re lucky, you may even spot some whales and dolphins.

Take the family for a cruise on the iconic Sydney Harbour. Your luxury private vessel and crew will transport you down the Harbour where you will witness views of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and countless golden bays. This is a must do experience when visiting Sydney. A gourmet lunch will be on offer onboard. 

Come on a picturesque boat journey to discover the internationally acclaimed Wineglass Bay. Let your guide and skipper take you back in time as you discover the history of Freycinet Peninsula while taking in the breathtaking scenery and wildlife that surrounds you. On the way back from Wineglass Bay, you will stop at one of many white sandy beaches that are dotted around the Freycinet coastline, or you can try your luck at fishing and catch your lunch. This experience includes a sumptuous lunch before a leisurely cruise back to Great Oyster Bay.
 

Relax, sit back and unwind for an hour and a half as you cruise the Freycinet coastline. Enjoy hearing about the fascinating stories and quirky characters of the east coast, before going ashore on a remote and secluded beach, where you can stroll on pristine, white sand, soak up some sunshine and maybe even take a dip in the pure, turquoise water. Sip Tasmanian sparkling wine and take the opportunity to explore on this relaxing afternoon excursion.
 

Don a pair of waders and visit a working oyster farm located in a beautiful setting within an internationally significant wetland and ornithological site. During this experience you will develop an understanding of wetland and marine ecology, plus a taste for prized Pacific oysters.
 

Qualia’s Concierge can arrange a private charter cruise to the Great Barrier Reef, to spend the day snorkelling over coral gardens and diving with tropical fish. Scenic flights reveal the reef’s turquoise and sapphire beauty from the air, taking you over Heart Reef’s perfect outline and the tranquil Whitsunday Islands.

Diving enthusiasts can spend the night on the reef on an overnight liveaboard excursion, for amazing sunset and sunrise dives, 40 nautical miles from land. The ultimate reef experience is a night dive, where white light reveals the Great Barrier Reef’s spectacular true colours.

Take the helm of a yacht charter, or sit back and relax aboard qualia’s 45ft luxury cruiser Atomic, exclusively reserved for qualia guests. Cruise to some of the Whitsunday Islands fringing coral reefs, equipped with a gourmet lunch, snorkel gear and personal snorkel guide. Choose a secluded beach on Hamilton Island for your island escape, specially selected for superb snorkelling or perfect privacy.

Five groups of islands are embraced by the Whitsunday Group. As only eight of the 74 islands are populated, the Whitsundays is a true Robinson Crusoe sailing destination for leisurely yachting from uninhabited tropical islands to sheltered moorings on far-flung coral cays.

The beaches and untouched bushland of the Whitsunday Islands are protected by the Whitsunday Islands National Park, including Hamilton Island’s northern neighbour, Whitsunday Island.

Rated the #2 Golf Course in Australia by Australian Golf Magazine (2013) and #11 in the World by U.S. Golf Digest, Barnbougle Dunes is a links course unlike any other in Australia, or the world. The elder of the two courses at Barnbougle, The Dunes is a spectacular example of traditional links golf that meanders along Tasmania's dramatic North East coast – it's where breathtaking scenery and thrilling golf truly come together.
 

Just a short pitching wedge across the river from The Dunes lies Barnbougle's second golf course – Lost Farm. Despite Lost Farm's close proximity to The Dunes, it is remarkably different, featuring 20 holes that wind along the coast and through the coastal dunes. Ranked as the #2 public course in Australia by Golf Australia Magazine, and #23 in the World by US Golf Digest, the Lost Farm course is an exciting challenge for golfers of all levels of experience. 

Designed by renowned US golf architect, Mike DeVries, Cape Wickham sits on a magnificent piece of coastal land at the far North Western tip of King Island, in the windswept waters of Bass Strait. The course is gently undulating and interspersed with giant sand dunes and ridges, and has already captured the attention of international golf writers, with one recent review commenting... “Add jaw-dropping vistas into the mix and, for golfing purists, this surely ranks among the most important courses to have opened in living memory.

Ocean Dunes incorporates a challenging 18-hole course, set amidst rolling dunes, and features unsurpassed views along two kilometres of majestic, King Island coastline – land made for golf, and reminiscent of the links of Scotland and Ireland. With 360-degree ocean views on nearly every hole, highlights include two spectacular par 3's that cross the surging ocean, plus a number of exciting, risk-and-reward, short par 4's. The 'inland' holes follow the coastal creek that flows through the course.

Looking at art used to be boring. It still is, maybe, but at least here at Mona, the Museum of Old and New Art, you can get drunk and/or rage against the machine. Located just up the river from Hobart (Tasmania's southern capital), Mona's subterranean architecture showcases the highlights (and lowlights) of David Walsh’s $110m private collection of art and antiquities, as well as hosting a busy exhibitions program. Mona is also home to the Moorilla winery, Source Restaurant, bars, cafe, accommodation pavilions and more (plus Moo Brew, an off site brewery). 

Bruny Island Cruises provide an unforgettable wilderness cruise along Bruny Island's rugged coast, southern Tasmania. The Three Hour Wilderness Cruise departs from Adventure Bay, Bruny Island and travels along 50 kilometres of coastline to the Friars and back. The custom-built yellow boats take you up close to the awesome 'Breathing Rock', into deep sea caves and through the narrow gap between soaring cliffs and 'The Monument'. You'll feel the power of nature at the point where the Tasman Sea meets the mighty Southern Ocean. Albatross, dolphins, seals and migrating whales are just a few of the abundant wildlife calling the coastline of Bruny Island home.

Relax, sit back and unwind for an hour and a half as you cruise the Freycinet coastline. Enjoy hearing about the fascinating stories and quirky characters of the east coast, before going ashore on a remote and secluded beach, where you can stroll on pristine, white sand, soak up some sunshine and maybe even take a dip in the pure, turquoise water. Sip Tasmanian sparkling wine and take the opportunity to explore on this relaxing afternoon excursion.
 

Experience a breathtaking flight over the most beautiful scenery in Australia. Perhaps a journey over the 12 Apostles, a flight to the Bay of Islands via London Bridge, or take in the beauty of the entire Shipwreck Coast all the way to Australia's oldest lighthouse at Cape Otway. 12 Apostles Helicopters offers the highest level of safety and service to make this a day you will never forget.

Leaving the city we head on our way to the Great Ocean Road where we drive through the western suburbs of Melbourne followed by fertile agricultural plains. Continuing on to the resort town of Lorne. In this area, high in the trees is a colony of wild koalas. A sumptuous lunch is served at Apollo Bay before we continue our trip along the Shipwreck Coast area of the Great Ocean Road. We follow its winding trail through the lush temperate rainforests of the Otway Ranges, where centuries-old eucalypts reach 100 metres or more into the sky. Passing through lush sheep and Cattle County, we finally reach our goal - the mighty Twelve Apostles, world-recognised icons of the Great Ocean Road. Venturing further west we arrive at Loch Ard Gorge. Your first view will be of towering cliffs, sparkling blue-green sea and a small, sandy beach. Our guide will tell you the story and have you totally engrossed and mesmerised. At Loch Ard Gorge your heli will meet you for the stunning 90 minute flight back to Melbourne. Landing in the middle of the city a limousine will be waiting to transfer you back to your hotel. 

Meet your guide at your accommodation before departing on an introductory tour of Melbourne Laneways. Snaking through the heart of the city, the sepia-coloured Yarra River is one of the stars of
Acacia’s Melbourne Laneways & Waterways tour. But before you take to water, first we celebrate the city’s unique laneway culture on a private Melbourne laneway tour. Teeming with incredible hole-in-the-wall cafes manned by passionate baristas, the street-art daubed thoroughfares also host laneway boutique galleries and designer stores showcasing local creations. Climb to a rooftop bar for a close-up look at the city’s glittering towers. Once you step on board your luxury private cruise, sit back and tuck into a charcuterie and cheese board with a glass of Australian sparkling wine as you glide along the Yarra, marveling at that magnificent skyline from a very different angle, with Federation Square, the MCG, and the Royal Botanic Gardens as your dramatic backdrop.

The Bondi to Bronte walk, including Tamarama and Mackenzies Bay, is one of the most iconic walking trails in Sydney. The panoramic views of the South Pacific Ocean and the coastal cliffs are absolutely breathtaking. As you walk on top of the sandstone cliffs, between two of Sydney’s most famous beaches, the trail takes you right on top of the ocean. There are lots of vantage points along the way where you can rest up and soak in the amazing views and, if you’re lucky, you may even spot some whales and dolphins.

– Distance: 2.5 km (one way)
– Time: 1.5 hours (including stops)
– Difficulty: Easy

Sydney's must-sees in a single fantastic day. This fast-paced and exclusive day tour of Sydney will leave you feeling like a truly connected local. 
CITY - Drive through Rose Bay and see the sight of Australia’s first airport. Check out the country’s richest harbour suburbs of Vaucluse and Point Piper.  Pass through funky Paddington and Centennial Park. See St. Mary’s Cathedral and the Royal Botanic Gardens. If you’re touring with us on the weekend, you’ll stop at some amazing local craft and farmers’ markets.
HARBOUR - For lunch, you’ve got options. Hit Bistro Rex in Potts Point, Sydney’s hottest new eatery, for the best Australian-french cuisine you’ve ever had…or head north over the Sydney Harbour Bridge to Manly Beach for a seaside gourmet seafood lunch on the beach at Manly Wine. Ask us for more details!

Get off the beaten tourist track to discover stunning private vantage points only a local would know and experience the spectacular wilderness of the Blue Mountains in style. Sydney’s Blue Mountains are bursting with amazing scenery of towering sandstone escarpments covered by lush forests of gum trees and valleys full of wildlife and river beds. Jump on a scenic bush walk of endless waterfalls or let us take you to hidden lookouts only a local would know for unique, uninterrupted views. Visit the best-hidden lookouts to take in the legendary ‘Three Sisters’ and hear the history of the curious rock formations.

Begin with an unforgettable coach trip into Skippers Canyon, famous for it's exciting cliff edges and gold mining history. Meet your river guide before beginning your white water rafting journey through the spectacular canyon. Rafting from Deep Creek over peaceful waters at first, you'll head towards the exhilarating rapids of the lower canyon. The adrenaline pumps as you paddle Aftershock, Squeeze, Toilet, Oh Sh*t, Pinball and Jaws to name a few. Raft the 170m Oxenbridge Tunnel before shooting Cascade Rapid to complete your adventure. Before returning to Queenstown, enjoy a sauna and hot shower at Cavells Rafting Base. 

Meet your guide for an informative 3 hour walking tour of Sydney. Departing your accommodation we walk Past the world famous Sydney Opera House and through the gates leading into the Botanical Gardens. Walk under majestic mature shade trees, see wonderful coloured flowers, plus listen and watch out for many birds. View the great sights of Sydney Harbour next to the extensive sandstone sea wall. Visit the herb garden, smell the different aromas and learn about the culinary and medical uses of plants. Stroll onto the grand Art Gallery of NSW where you will see some of the best Australian and European art work. From here, meander through the open spaces of the Domain parkland, before casting your eyes upon the prominent Gothic Style of St Mary’s Cathedral. Walk on into Hyde Park under an avenue of fig trees before moving onto see, one of Sydney’s finest fountains. Next a gentle stroll down Macquarie Street to discover some of Sydney’s oldest important historical buildings and learn of their past and present uses. 

Your guide will meet you and transfer you on a short drive to the World famous Taronga Zoo. Head north out of the city crossing the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Today you will get see Kangaroo’s, Koalas, Wallabies and Wombats up close and personal. Get to know all about these unique Australian Marsupials. After your guide will escort you to the nearby wharf. Hop aboard your luxury vessel for an amazing 4 hour cruise on one of the world’s best harbours. Discover the harbours hidden coves and secret beaches. Your friendly knowledgeable skipper will find a great place to stop and anchor so you can enjoy a lunch consisting on local produce. We have arranged this afternoon for a stop at Watson’s bay, here you will enjoy a 90 minute private standup paddle board lesson from a local expert. Reboarding your boat we pass by the Opera House and underneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Later we have arranged for the boat to drop you out the front of your hotel.

Ghost is the ideal choice for an intimate event on the Harbour. Ghost is a 122ft Gulf craft with commodious interiors, state-of-the-art technology, and panoramic windows offering breathtaking views of gliding seascapes, the Majesty 122 is essentially a floating resort that promises passengers a memorable journey. Ghost super yacht has been specially designed for private luxury charters with no expense being held. Your charter takes through through secluded bays, beaches and provides lunch and drinks onboard. This tour can be fully customised depending on guest interests. 

If James Bond had a boat it would be this one. Sleek, smart, and very sexy, Ghost is a charter boat that definitely turns heads when cruising on Sydney Harbour. From her sleek design to the contemporary interior, everything is for the modern age. Your charter takes through through secluded bays, beaches and provides lunch and drinks onboard. This tour can be fully customised depending on guest interests.

Features include: Large flat screen TV in main deck, Large flat screen TV in Kitchen area, State of the art sound system with iPad control, Retractable sun roof on main deck, Small sun roof in kitchen/lounge area, Laundry room with washing machine and dryer, and Foxtel.
 

怀赫科岛一日向导游，包括在各大酒庄参观品酒，并在精品酒庄享用精美午餐和佳酿。游走在不同的酒庄之间，您将怀赫科岛迷人、独特的景观尽收眼底，而奥克兰市的身影在周围的美景中时隐时现。怀赫科岛是自成一派的葡萄酒产地，特产灰皮諾（Pinot Gris）、西拉（Syrah）和梅洛（Merlot ）的混酿等上好的美酒。

拉彼鲁兹 (La Perouse)，新南威尔士高尔夫俱乐部地处博特尼湾，而这里正是1770年英国皇家海军的詹姆斯•库克船长首航“发现”澳大利亚的地方。然而对打高尔夫球的人来说，这里则是另一位英国大胆先驱者首次造访之地，是澳洲人的圣洁之地，历史的重要性不言而喻。

标准杆: 72杆

球场长度: 6227米

球场设计师: 艾利斯特•麦肯兹博士 (Dr Alister MacKenzie）和埃里克•阿珀利 (Eric Apperly)

位于悉尼大都会北部，球场紧邻壮美的国家公园。泰瑞山是澳大利亚最顶级的私人高尔夫俱乐部之一。泰瑞山高尔夫球场及乡村俱乐部在2018年被美国《高尔夫文摘》(Golf Digest)评选为悉尼北部海滩及北岸最佳球场，同时也是悉尼排名前四的高尔夫球场。俱乐部会员可在巧妙设计的总长6499米的球场上尽享18洞72杆带来的挑战性和刺激感。

连詹姆斯·邦德也想拥有的海上座驾。幽灵Ghost遊艇简洁、性感、轻快的线条让人为之倾心。乘坐她驰骋在悉尼港湾定会为您赚足回头率！从流线式的造型到现代风的内部装饰，Ghost遊艇的每个细节都彰显出活力四射的现代感。您将畅游在僻静的海湾和沙滩之间，尽享游艇上提供的各种餐点及饮品。此巡游可完全根据客人的喜好进行定制。遊艇内部设施包括：主甲板及厨房间的大屏平板液晶电视、Ipad操控的音响系统、主甲板上的伸缩遮阳篷、厨房及会客区的小遮阳篷顶、带洗衣机和烘干机的洗衣间及有线电视(Foxtel)。

拐子角球场(Cape Kidnappers)是由著名高尔夫建筑大师汤姆•多可(Tom Doak)设计的十八洞球场。这座壮观的球场建成于 2004 年，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场拥有迷人的海景，能带给您在海岸之上、悬崖之巅挥杆的梦幻体验。拐子角高尔夫球场依山脊与谷地的地貌而建，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场获奖无数、备受赞誉，并跻身世界百大顶尖球场之列。您的私人直升飞机将一早从惠灵顿从发，下午晚些时候再从拐子角球场返回。单程飞行时间为1小时30分钟。

布姆洛克度假村距离惠灵顿市中心仅有30分钟的车程，盘踞在高于海平面750英尺之地，横跨于悬崖峭壁之上，坐拥3000英亩广袤的牧场。站在悬崖上远眺，整个海岸线从库克海峡、玛纳岛、卡皮蒂岛到南岛的壮丽美景尽收眼底。您可在布姆洛克度假村的度假屋、步道及户外运动基地三个场景中自由穿行。宾客可在此饱览动人美景 、享受休闲娱乐时光的同时，还可以大胆尝试一系列让肾上腺素飙的充满刺激与挑战的户外运动，包括驾驶直升飞机、在私人试驾区大炫车技，又或是在山峦起伏的园地乘驾四驱车探险。

皇家惠灵顿高尔夫俱乐部 (Royal Wellington Golf Club) 坐落于哈特(Hutt)河畔，是新西兰最古老也是最顶尖的高尔夫球场之一。这座球场自1912年开始曾先后举办过7届新西兰公开赛，2004年又率先成为新西兰首家获得皇家特许的高尔夫俱乐部。皇家惠灵顿高尔夫俱乐部以大洋洲最卓越的公园环境而著称。珍稀的原生罗汉松冲积平原森林更是为这里的许多球洞提供了赏心悦目的背景。这座72杆18洞锦标赛级球场可满足所有级别球手的需求。

贝壳杉悬崖高尔夫球场(Kauri Cliffs Golf Course)是由已故知名设计师大卫•哈尔曼(David Harman)精心设计建造，作为一座标准杆72杆的锦标赛高尔夫球场，在2014年被美国《高尔夫文摘》(Golf Digest)评选为全球百佳球场的第39 位。隶属于纽约金融业巨头朱利安•H•罗伯森(Julian H. Robertson)家族旗下的第一坐高尔夫球场。坐拥得天独厚的地理位置，球场中有15个球洞的位置可以欣赏到浩瀚的太平洋，俯瞰卡瓦里群岛(Cavalli Islands)以及群岛海湾的壮观远景。

从奥克兰北部驱车90分钟便可到达新西兰“一出生就风华正茂”的白玄鸥高尔夫球场(Tara Iti Golf Course)。这里的前半生是临海的一片被松树林覆盖的沙漠，知名高尔夫球场设计大师汤姆•多克(Tom Doak)清掉了一片松树林，将球场不着痕迹地融进了这片起伏荒芜的地势中，球场布局与自然地形巧妙结合，让形态各异的沙包、沙丘和果岭看起来如同自然风化形成。大师手笔、浑然天成！

拐子角球场(Cape Kidnappers)是由著名高尔夫建筑大师汤姆•多可(Tom Doak)设计的十八洞球场。这座壮观的球场建成于 2004 年，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场拥有迷人的海景，能带给您在海岸之上、悬崖之巅挥杆的梦幻体验。拐子角高尔夫球场依山脊与谷地的地貌而建，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场获奖无数、备受赞誉，并跻身世界百大顶尖球场之列。

您的一日游向导帕迪•克鲁斯(Paddy Kluts)将陪同您游览怀赫科岛。精彩活动包括在各大酒庄参观品酒，并在精品酒庄享用精美午餐和佳酿。游走在不同的酒庄之间，您将怀赫科岛迷人、独特的景观尽收眼底，而奥克兰市的身影在周围的美景中时隐时现。怀赫科岛是自成一派的葡萄酒产地，特产灰皮諾（Pinot Gris）、西拉（Syrah）和梅洛（Merlot ）的混酿等上好的美酒。

Located only five minutes from New Zealand’s new No.1 course Tara Iti and little more than a one-hour drive from Auckland, Mangawhai is an enjoyable golf course that will test every club in your bag. There is a great mix of holes here that will test both your long and short game and its sandy base ensures great all-weather playing conditions.

Enjoy a helicopter flight to Cape Reinga – the very northernmost tip of New Zealand – which includes some of the most spectacular coastal scenery Northland has to offer. Departing the Bay of Islands, you will fly over the Parengarenga Harbour and Great Exhibition Bay, which are only visible by air or by sea. This area is very remote and without a doubt one of the most beautiful places in New Zealand, with its pure white silica sand and crystal clear water. The flight also passes across the Houhora Harbour, Cape Brett, North Cape, the Cavalli islands, Kauri Cliff’s golf course and the spectacular Bay of Islands. On your journey back to the Bay of Islands you will land at Henderson Bay and enjoy Quad Biking on vast Sand Dunes.

Location: Henderson Bay and Cape Reinga
Accommodations nearby: The Lodge at Kauri Cliffs, The Landing and The Duke of Marlborough

This experience takes in some of the most historic and culturally significant locations in New Zealand. Enjoy a half or full day private tour of the Bay of Islands, including historic sights at Waitangi, Paihia, Russell, Kerikeri, and Waimate North. You will be accompanied by our driver/tour guide who is well versed in local history. A cultural performance at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds can also be arranged as an add-on to your experience, as well as lunch at the Duke of Marlborough in Russell (lunch not included in the pricing). 

This experience takes in some of the most historic and culturally significant locations in New Zealand. Enjoy a half or full day private tour of the Bay of Islands, including historic sights at Waitangi, Paihia, Russell, Kerikeri, and Waimate North. You will be accompanied by our driver/tour guide who is well versed in local history. A cultural performance at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds can also be arranged as an add-on to your experience, as well as lunch at the Duke of Marlborough in Russell (lunch not included in the pricing).

Location: Waitangi, Bay of Islands
Accommodations nearby: The Lodge at Kauri Cliffs, The Landing and The Duke of Marlborough

Departing from the Kerikeri Inlet, this memorable excursion will introduce you to some of the 144 islands that are dotted around this tropical paradise. On your relaxing journey around the islands you will also witness a large array of marine life, including dolphins. This is a half-day tour and includes a gourmet, buffet-style lunch of local seafood.

Location: Bay of Islands
Accommodations nearby: The Lodge at Kauri Cliffs, The Landing and The Duke of Marlborough Hotel

Welcome to Sculptureum — a world of art, food and wine. Located a few minutes' drive from Matakana, it has three sculpture-filled gardens, six galleries, a vineyard, an events space and Rothko, our restaurant and bar. Owners Anthony and Sandra Grant have spent ten years creating a destination that is designed to unlock the imagination, fuel creativity and ignite the mind. They have spent many more years collecting the displayed works, which have been brought together for an art experience that is internationally unique.

Location: Matakana, Auckland
Accommodations nearby: Sofitel Hotel

This tour travels to the top of the ridge continuing past the Maori Pa site. The horses take a break at the promontory before heading past Circular Bay, Whites Bay, Little Bay and Sandy Bay to the end of the peninsula. From the promontory they take in the expansive views above Passage Rock’s Three Sisters come down to Te Matuku Bay past the World Famous Te Matuku Bay Oyster Farm following the coast road back to base.

Location: Waiheke Island, Auckland
Accommodations nearby: Sofitel Hotel

Explore the farm with the team from Hawkes Bay Escapes and get a taste of real New Zealand rural life. Get up close to the animals and learn what it takes to run a working sheep and beef farm. Travel in comfort and style as they guide you across our farm in our six-seater off-road buggy. You’ll learn about Kiwi farming life, have the chance to interact with the locals and animals, and take a trip to the top of our farm where you’ll enjoy afternoon tea and 360º views of Hawke’s Bay and the Kaweka Mountain Ranges.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Some of the experiences you’ll enjoy on our guided farm tour include:
- An exciting ride around the farm tracks in our Can-Am Defender off-road buggy
- Watch the working dogs move stock
- Get close to cows, sheep, chickens
- See stunning native flora and fauna including manuka trees, fantail, tui, bellbird and much more!

The Lake Taupo region is a geothermal wonderland, home to boiling mud pools, steaming vents, beautifully colored volcanic rocks, and natural thermal pools. Your personal guide, his half-day tour, Paddy Kluts, will escort you around some of its must-see highlights - the Craters of the Moon, Orakei Korako, Wairakei Natural Thermal Valley, and the Wairakei Terraces.

Location: Taupo, Waikato
Accommodations nearby: Kinloch Lodge and Huka Lodge

A helicopter flight departs from Huka Lodge and takes you and your two guides into some of the most untouched terrain and magical rivers in New Zealand. The Tongariro river has become world renowned for its abundance of trophy trouts, both brown and rainbow varieties. This will be a full-day tour and lunch will be provided by the Huka Lodge staff. Top-quality rods, reels, waders and flys are provided.

Locations: Wairakei, Taupo
Accommodation nearby: Huka Lodge

Lifting off by helicopter from lakeside, you will enjoy panoramic views over the northern shores of Lake Taupo, towards the majestic volcanic mountains of the World Heritage designated Tongariro National Park. Form here your pilot will identify the southern most point of the famous ‘Pathway of Fire’, then head north via the mighty Huka Falls into the geothermal valley of Wai-OTapu, and onto Mt. Tarawera summit. Your destination is the ever-steaming White Island, out in the waters of the Bay of Plenty.

Location: Bay of Plenty
Accommodations nearby: Kinloch Lodge and Huka Lodge

Enjoy a personal tour around Hawkes Bay, one of New Zealand's most respected wine regions and producer of some of the best wine in the country. You will finish your experience with lunch at Craggy Range Terrôir restaurant. It is inspired by the classic French-country dining experience; one that is relaxed and whose menu is designed around the concept of sharing. The food is all locally-sourced, and seasonal produce is gathered from vineyard’s gardens. Paired with Craggy Range wines, this is a dining experience not to be missed.

Location: Havelock North, Hawkes Bay
Accommodations nearby: The Farm at Cape Kidnappers and Masonic Hotel

The sheer expanse of our property is hidden to many unless they take the Can-Am Tour. Inaccessible to a regular vehicle, this excursion will take you to the furthermost reaches of the property with views south towards Ocean Beach and Bare Island. With an experienced guide, you will be taken through the old creek bed, across expansive farmland and down to historic Rangaika Beach. This tour is ideal for all age groups and fitness levels. For the less adventurous the team can provide you with a four-wheel drive experience of the property.

Location: Havelock North, Hawkes Bay
Accommodations nearby: The Farm at Cape Kidnappers

A road trip along the rugged coastline to the picturesque, historic fishing village of Ngawi, looking back over Palliser Bay to Wharekauhau. Continue onto one of New Zealand’s largest Brown Fur Seal colonies, where seals bask in their unspoiled natural environment. Whilst there, you can climb to the top of Cape Palliser lighthouse for magnificent views over the Cook Strait, to New Zealand’s South Island. On your return, stop at the historical Lake Ferry Hotel for their famous fish and chips, and some local beverages from the southernmost tip of the North Island.

Location: Cape Palliser, Wellington
Accommodations nearby: Wharekauhau Lodge

Just 30 minutes’ drive from Wellington CBD is Boomrock Lodge, a 3000-acre farm perched on a cliff, 750ft above sea level. This stunning cliff-top location boasts spectacular views over the Cook Strait towards Mana, Kapiti and the South Island. Boomrock comprises three venues, The Lodge, The Track and The Bunkers. While there guests can enjoy stunning views and light-hearted activities, or opt for the adrenalin junkies’ dream – a variety of challenges and thrilling experiences including the chance to fly a helicopter, drive around a private car-testing circuit, or a 4WD all terrain park.

Location: Ohariu Valley, Wellington
Accommodations nearby: Wharekauhau Lodge and QT Museum Hotel

A full-day tour of Waiheke Island with your guide, Paddy Kluts. Activities may include sampling and tastings at a variety of the island’s vineyards and a delicious lunch and wine match at a boutique vineyard. On your way from vineyard to vineyard, you will get to experience Waiheke’s beautiful and unique scenery, with occasional glimpses back over the gulf to Auckland city. Waiheke Island is classed as its own wine region and specializes in Pinot Gris, Syrah and Merlot blends, to name a few.

Location: Waiheke Island, Auckland
Accommodations nearby: Sofitel Hotel

Described by Rudyard Kipling as the ‘eighth wonder of the world’, this experience is truly a once in a lifetime opportunity. View glaciers, alpine lakes, rivers, forests, glacial valleys and ice-capped mountains. Fly over the fjords, and land on a remote West Coast beach, then stop off at an alpine glacier. On your return you will play a Par 3 hole like no other, that sits 4500ft above Lake Wakatipu. Simply breathtaking.

Location: Milford Sound, Otago
Accommodations nearby: Matakauri Lodge, Eichardt’s Private Hotel and the Hilton Hotel

A lunch you will remember. Situated below the glacially sculptured Pisa Range and over-looking Lake Hayes, Amisfield's world-class winery bistro offers a seasonal á la carte menu, or their renowned 'Trust the Chef' shared dining menu. There is no better place than in their stunning schist, and copper roofed building, beautifully reflecting its dramatic location, to taste Amisfield's wines of elegance and harmony. Begin with a zesty 100% Pinot Noir Methodé
Traditionalle or pure Dry Riesling before savouring Amisfield's signature Pinot Noir wines.

Location: Lake Hayes, Arrowtown
Accommodations nearby: Matakauri Lodge, Eichardt’s Private Hotel and the Hilton Hotel

This adventure can only be described as incredible. Whether it’s a jet boat ride, or a kayak down this idyllic river, the team at Dart River Safari will make sure you have an experience never to be forgotten. Your Wilderness Jet trip will be an exhilarating and spectacular journey deep into the heart of the world-renowned Mt Aspiring National Park – one of the most stunning locations for jet boating in New Zealand. Take in this awe-inspiring opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the local landscape, as you power your way along the waters of the Dart River.

Location: Dart River, Otago
Accommodations nearby: Matakauri Lodge, Eichardt’s Private Hotel and the Hilton Hotel

We offer two transport options for our Farm 4WD Experience – a Luxury 4WD Land Rover, or the 'Thrill Ride' option in Polaris Buggies, for those who are up for a bit of adventure. You will have exclusive use of this authentic NZ high-country station for the whole day. Try your hand at some lake fishing or gold mining, or simply relax and enjoy the surroundings. This tour includes a gourmet lunch at Moonlight Lodge.

Location: Lake Moke, Otago
Accommodations nearby: Matakauri Lodge, Eichardt’s Private Hotel and the Hilton Hotel

If hiking is your thing, you should really make time to enjoy one of our recommended day walks, or if you have time, plan a multi-day hike through one of the national parks, native forests or stunning coastal regions. Walking options are available to suit all levels of fitness and experience. For more information, please feel free to speak to the team at Eighth Wonder Travel.

Location: Southern Alps, Otago
Accommodations nearby: Matakauri Lodge, Eichardt’s Private Hotel and the Hilton Hotel

温德罗斯农场（Windross Farm）是一个独具匠心的高尔夫球场，距市区仅 30 分钟路程，兼具平坦和起伏的地形，还有人工湖和精心设置的沙坑， 带来最佳的挥杆体验和自然环境。球场是由知名设计师Brett Thomson设计的，因其具挑战性而闻名于世。每一个人都可以在这里找到打球的乐趣。 温德罗斯农场高尔夫球场在2017年很荣幸的举办了“LPGA巡回赛”

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在这一天或是半天的行程中您会游览一些新西兰最重要的历史景点，包括怀唐伊，派希亚，拉塞尔，凯里凯里和怀马特北。精通当地历史的导游会为你全程解说。当地的文化表演更可以丰富你的体验。午餐会在拉塞尔的马尔堡公爵餐厅用餐。

我们会从克里克里海湾坐船游览许多热带岛屿，在航行中您能看到大量的海洋生物，包括海豚。在这个半日行程中包含一顿美味的自助式午餐。（包括当地海鲜）

1985年，装饰艺术信托基金成立，其目的是为了推广和保护目前公认的世界级装饰艺术建筑群。每年都有成千上万的人来到内皮儿感受艺术的氛围。1931年一场突如其来的7.8级强震，以及持续的余震和随之而来的大火，造成了无数建筑崩塌, 近百分之一的居民因此丧生, 内皮尔也几成废墟。或许是因为夹杂着悲喜交加的心情，又正值一次大战的结束，居民决定重建一座最美最好的城市。花费了两年的重建时间, 选用了当时最流行的装饰艺术：西班牙布道院及简化古典，其中又以装饰艺术最多，从而形成了今日内皮尔典雅又浪漫的容貌。

一生一世的顶级之旅 经过多年的完善，Milford Ultimate成为世界最顶级旅行经典之一，您将拥有无与伦比的难忘体验。飞行员会带您进入一个全新的世界，离开皇后镇之后，我们会向西飞越皇后镇的高原山峰，飞向南阿尔卑斯山，进入列入世界遗产名录的峡湾国家公园，您可以欣赏到巨大的U形冰川雕刻山谷与原始山森林叠加的壮观景象。

此次旅程将在四个景点着陆，您可以啜饮高山净水; 欣赏雄伟的米尔福德峡湾;沿着无人居住的西海岸沙滩漫步；欣赏阿尔卑斯山脉和独特的蓝色冰川。在每个着陆点，直升机都会关闭，让您享受山区的宁静。

此次旅程您可以在世外桃源享用奶酪，冷肉，面包，沙拉和水果, 品尝香槟和各种非酒精类饮料。

您将与葡萄酒专家Mick Druatt享受真正的世界级的体验。您可以品鉴最好的雪茄和葡萄酒。奥塔哥是世界上主要的葡萄酒产区之一，它追求至甄至醇，素来以其卓越的口感和出色的酒香闻名于世。所有预订和品酒时间都很充裕，您可以好好享受美酒。

Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par 72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop. Fifteen of the holes overlook the Pacific Ocean and having stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and the rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, NZ
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Located just 90-minutes' drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Northland

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Windross Farm is a spectacular golf course located only 30 minutes south of the Auckland CBD. Designed by Brett Thomson, of RBT Design, with course consultant, Phil Tataurangi, in 2011 the course is known for its challenging degrees of interest. The layout is a traditional par 72, with returning 9’s of par 36. It is a course that can be challenging or challenged by any level of player on every hole and every shot.

Location: Ardmore, Auckland
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Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawes Bay
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Set amid a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of our country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown
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Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par 72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop. Fifteen of the holes overlook the Pacific Ocean and having stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and the rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, NZ
Website HERE

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Located just 90-minutes' drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Northland

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Windross Farm is a spectacular golf course located only 30 minutes south of the Auckland CBD. Designed by Brett Thomson, of RBT Design, with course consultant, Phil Tataurangi, in 2011 the course is known for its challenging degrees of interest. The layout is a traditional par 72, with returning 9’s of par 36. It is a course that can be challenging or challenged by any level of player on every hole and every shot.

Location: Ardmore, Auckland
Website HERE

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Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawes Bay
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Set amid a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of our country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown
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Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par 72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop. Fifteen of the holes overlook the Pacific Ocean and having stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and the rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, NZ
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Located just 90-minutes' drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Northland

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Windross Farm is a spectacular golf course located only 30 minutes south of the Auckland CBD. Designed by Brett Thomson, of RBT Design, with course consultant, Phil Tataurangi, in 2011 the course is known for its challenging degrees of interest. The layout is a traditional par 72, with returning 9’s of par 36. It is a course that can be challenging or challenged by any level of player on every hole and every shot.

Location: Ardmore, Auckland
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Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawes Bay
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Set amid a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of our country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown
Website HERE

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Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par 72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop. Fifteen of the holes overlook the Pacific Ocean and having stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and the rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, NZ
Website HERE

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Set amid a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of our country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown
Website HERE

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Located just 90-minutes' drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Northland

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Given you’re passionate about photography, we have put together a special one on one lesson with resident photographer, Vaughan Brookfield. The individual style of Vaughan’s photography reflects his youthful perspectives on humanity and appreciation of stunning natural environments. Camping and hiking trips with family and friends in the New Zealand wilderness while growing up inspired his love of adventure and appreciation of nature. His work exudes a strong, emotive beauty. He will run you through the basics and have you shooting amazing photos from a range of incredible locations all across the Queenstown area. This experience can be flexible and will depend on weather conditions throughout your stay.

Windross Farm is a spectacular golf course located only 30 minutes south of the Auckland CBD. Designed by Brett Thomson, of RBT Design, with course consultant, Phil Tataurangi, in 2011 the course is known for its challenging degrees of interest. The layout is a traditional par 72, with returning 9’s of par 36. It is a course that can be challenging or challenged by any level of player on every hole and every shot.

Location: Ardmore, Auckland
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This full day excursion by private helicopter from Nelson, takes you to the countries capital city, Wellington. A small city with a large reputation, Wellington is both constitutionally and culturally. Its compact CBD vibrates with museums, theatres, galleries and boutiques, and it has thriving coffee and craft-beer scenes. This experience will be guided by our local expert, whom will walk you through the streets of Wellington. Tasting your way through local delights and exploring galleries, boutique shops, museums and local attractions. Upon your departure your private helicopter will transport you across the Cook Strait back to Nelson.

Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawes Bay
Website HERE

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贝壳杉悬崖高尔夫球场(Kauri Cliffs Golf Course)是由已故知名设计师大卫•哈尔曼(David Harman)精心设计建造，作为一座标准杆72杆的锦标赛高尔夫球场，在2014年被美国《高尔夫文摘》(Golf Digest)评选为全球百佳球场的第39 位。隶属于纽约金融业巨头朱利安•H•罗伯森(Julian H. Robertson)家族旗下的第一坐高尔夫球场。坐拥得天独厚的地理位置，球场中有15个球洞的位置可以欣赏到浩瀚的太平洋，俯瞰卡瓦里群岛(Cavalli Islands)以及群岛海湾的壮观远景。

塔拉艾特高尔夫球场被誉为新西兰最神秘的球场，是高尔夫热爱者的天堂，球场于2015年建成，仅仅用了三年就被高尔夫文摘列为全球百大高尔夫球场中的第六名, 是全世界的高尔夫热爱者都想要探索的未知地带。塔拉艾特高尔夫球场是新西兰最昂贵的私人会员制球场，球会最多只接受250名会员，每一位会员都要进行严格挑选，只有精英中的精英才可以有资格进入到塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球。庆幸的是，如果您收到了来自董事会的邀请，就可以来塔拉艾特高尔夫球场拥有一次前所未有的打球体验。如果想在塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球就必须在度假别墅住一晚，这样才能体验到与众不同的感觉。 而且每人一生只有一次被邀请的机会。
我们将独家为您提供此次塔拉艾特高尔夫球场之旅
一辈子一次的高尔夫之旅

地点：北岛，芒格怀
网站：HERE

温德罗斯农场（Windross Farm）是一个独具匠心的高尔夫球场，距市区仅 30 分钟路程，兼具平坦和起伏的地形，还有人工湖和精心设置的沙坑， 带来最佳的挥杆体验和自然环境。球场是由知名设计师Brett Thomson设计的，因其具挑战性而闻名于世。每一个人都可以在这里找到打球的乐趣。 温德罗斯农场高尔夫球场在2017年很荣幸的举办了“LPGA巡回赛”

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拐子角球场(Cape Kidnappers)是由著名高尔夫建筑大师汤姆•多可(Tom Doak)设计的十八洞球场。这座壮观的球场建成于 2004 年，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场拥有迷人的海景，能带给您在海岸之上、悬崖之巅挥杆的梦幻体验。拐子角高尔夫球场依山脊与谷地的地貌而建，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场获奖无数、备受赞誉，并跻身世界百大顶尖球场之列。

说杰克角高尔夫球场(Jacks Point Golf Course)是电影《指环王》中展现的神奇中土世界的现实版一点也不为过。在知名球场设计师约翰•达尔比(John Darby)的巧思下，原始高地乡村羊场的自然美景最大化地融入至周边的自然风光里，使这个球场与众不同、景色宏伟壮观，成为新西兰标志性的高尔夫球场。杰克角高尔夫球场是任何高尔夫球的爱好者都“绝对不可错过”的挥杆之地。

贝壳杉悬崖高尔夫球场(Kauri Cliffs Golf Course)是由已故知名设计师大卫•哈尔曼(David Harman)精心设计建造，作为一座标准杆72杆的锦标赛高尔夫球场，在2014年被美国《高尔夫文摘》(Golf Digest)评选为全球百佳球场的第39 位。隶属于纽约金融业巨头朱利安•H•罗伯森(Julian H. Robertson)家族旗下的第一坐高尔夫球场。坐拥得天独厚的地理位置，球场中有15个球洞的位置可以欣赏到浩瀚的太平洋，俯瞰卡瓦里群岛(Cavalli Islands)以及群岛海湾的壮观远景。

塔拉艾特高尔夫球场被誉为新西兰最神秘的球场，是高尔夫热爱者的天堂，球场于2015年建成，仅仅用了三年就被高尔夫文摘列为全球百大高尔夫球场中的第六名, 是全世界的高尔夫热爱者都想要探索的未知地带。塔拉艾特高尔夫球场是新西兰最昂贵的私人会员制球场，球会最多只接受250名会员，每一位会员都要进行严格挑选，只有精英中的精英才可以有资格进入到塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球。庆幸的是，如果您收到了来自董事会的邀请，就可以来塔拉艾特高尔夫球场拥有一次前所未有的打球体验。如果想在塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球就必须在度假别墅住一晚，这样才能体验到与众不同的感觉。 而且每人一生只有一次被邀请的机会。
我们将独家为您提供此次塔拉艾特高尔夫球场之旅
一辈子一次的高尔夫之旅

地点：北岛，芒格怀
网站：HERE

温德罗斯农场（Windross Farm）是一个独具匠心的高尔夫球场，距市区仅 30 分钟路程，兼具平坦和起伏的地形，还有人工湖和精心设置的沙坑， 带来最佳的挥杆体验和自然环境。球场是由知名设计师Brett Thomson设计的，因其具挑战性而闻名于世。每一个人都可以在这里找到打球的乐趣。 温德罗斯农场高尔夫球场在2017年很荣幸的举办了“LPGA巡回赛”

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拐子角球场(Cape Kidnappers)是由著名高尔夫建筑大师汤姆•多可(Tom Doak)设计的十八洞球场。这座壮观的球场建成于 2004 年，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场拥有迷人的海景，能带给您在海岸之上、悬崖之巅挥杆的梦幻体验。拐子角高尔夫球场依山脊与谷地的地貌而建，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场获奖无数、备受赞誉，并跻身世界百大顶尖球场之列。

说杰克角高尔夫球场(Jacks Point Golf Course)是电影《指环王》中展现的神奇中土世界的现实版一点也不为过。在知名球场设计师约翰•达尔比(John Darby)的巧思下，原始高地乡村羊场的自然美景最大化地融入至周边的自然风光里，使这个球场与众不同、景色宏伟壮观，成为新西兰标志性的高尔夫球场。杰克角高尔夫球场是任何高尔夫球的爱好者都“绝对不可错过”的挥杆之地。

贝壳杉悬崖高尔夫球场(Kauri Cliffs Golf Course)是由已故知名设计师大卫•哈尔曼(David Harman)精心设计建造，作为一座标准杆72杆的锦标赛高尔夫球场，在2014年被美国《高尔夫文摘》(Golf Digest)评选为全球百佳球场的第39 位。隶属于纽约金融业巨头朱利安•H•罗伯森(Julian H. Robertson)家族旗下的第一坐高尔夫球场。坐拥得天独厚的地理位置，球场中有15个球洞的位置可以欣赏到浩瀚的太平洋，俯瞰卡瓦里群岛(Cavalli Islands)以及群岛海湾的壮观远景。

塔拉艾特高尔夫球场被誉为新西兰最神秘的球场，是高尔夫热爱者的天堂，球场于2015年建成，仅仅用了三年就被高尔夫文摘列为全球百大高尔夫球场中的第六名, 是全世界的高尔夫热爱者都想要探索的未知地带。塔拉艾特高尔夫球场是新西兰最昂贵的私人会员制球场，球会最多只接受250名会员，每一位会员都要进行严格挑选，只有精英中的精英才可以有资格进入到塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球。庆幸的是，如果您收到了来自董事会的邀请，就可以来塔拉艾特高尔夫球场拥有一次前所未有的打球体验。如果想在塔拉艾特高尔夫球场打球就必须在度假别墅住一晚，这样才能体验到与众不同的感觉。 而且每人一生只有一次被邀请的机会。
我们将独家为您提供此次塔拉艾特高尔夫球场之旅
一辈子一次的高尔夫之旅

地点：北岛，芒格怀
网站：HERE

温德罗斯农场（Windross Farm）是一个独具匠心的高尔夫球场，距市区仅 30 分钟路程，兼具平坦和起伏的地形，还有人工湖和精心设置的沙坑， 带来最佳的挥杆体验和自然环境。球场是由知名设计师Brett Thomson设计的，因其具挑战性而闻名于世。每一个人都可以在这里找到打球的乐趣。 温德罗斯农场高尔夫球场在2017年很荣幸的举办了“LPGA巡回赛”

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拐子角球场(Cape Kidnappers)是由著名高尔夫建筑大师汤姆•多可(Tom Doak)设计的十八洞球场。这座壮观的球场建成于 2004 年，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场拥有迷人的海景，能带给您在海岸之上、悬崖之巅挥杆的梦幻体验。拐子角高尔夫球场依山脊与谷地的地貌而建，被喻为高尔夫界的一大现代奇迹。球场获奖无数、备受赞誉，并跻身世界百大顶尖球场之列。

说杰克角高尔夫球场(Jacks Point Golf Course)是电影《指环王》中展现的神奇中土世界的现实版一点也不为过。在知名球场设计师约翰•达尔比(John Darby)的巧思下，原始高地乡村羊场的自然美景最大化地融入至周边的自然风光里，使这个球场与众不同、景色宏伟壮观，成为新西兰标志性的高尔夫球场。杰克角高尔夫球场是任何高尔夫球的爱好者都“绝对不可错过”的挥杆之地。

This experience takes in one of the most historic and culturally significant locations in New Zealand. Enjoy a private tour of the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. A cultural performance at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds will be arranged.

Enjoy an afternoon tour of Matakana and its beautiful surroundings. The area is known for its wine, art galleries, sculpture parks, boutique stores, food markets and golden beaches. You will enjoy the chance to explore this idyllic area with your driver/guide.

抵达皇后镇之后由我们当地的向导Paddy Kluts带领大家深入了解这个充满奇幻色彩的小镇。向导Paddy十八班武艺样样精通。

The Royal Auckland Golf Club is a private club located just 10 minutes from the airport. A traditional tree-lined parkland layout, Royal Auckland is set for an extensive renovation as the course mergers with neighbouring The Grange in a bid to become one of the top club layouts in the country.

怀唐伊是新西兰历史最悠久的地方。一场专门为Shadow Creek高尔夫俱乐部成员准备的欢迎仪式正在等着大家。

Depart by private helicopter to Cape Kidnappers Golf Course in Hawkes Bay. Hailed as one of the great modern marvels in golf, Cape Kidnappers features eighteen spectacular holes of golf. Designed by world-renowned golf architect Tom Doak, the course is built on a ridge-and-valley landscape and has stunning sea views, playing high above the ocean, atop dramatic cliffs. The course has received numerous accolades and awards including its current ranking among the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World. After golf we will transfer you to Craggy Range winery for tastings and a platter. Depart in your private helicopter back to Taupo.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay
Website HERE

Imagine the experience of playing golf on a world-class championship course, immersed in the natural beauty of a wildlife sanctuary. This ambitious project is the brainchild of owner Gary Lane and has seen a dedicated fence installed around the entire course perimeter, to keep out predators, like rats, stoats and weasels. Around 25,000 native trees and five thousand exotics have been planted to encourage bird life, and further improve the park like surroundings.

Location: Wairakei, Taupo
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Kinloch is the first course in New Zealand to have the great Jack Nicklaus as its course architect. Located amongst a mix of farmland and volcanic terrain, and overlooking the magnificent Lake Taupo, the course resembles something you would envisage out of the great Irish and Scottish links courses. In Kinloch, Nicklaus has crafted something very special, and we are thankful he graced us with his presence.

Location: Kinloch, Taupo
Website HERE