Kiwiway bring you the opportunity to experience a taste of New Zealand with short stays in our major cities and tempting breaks in the best of our holiday destinations.
You could link these packages together by: Coach, rental car or air travel.
Each package includes:

Hole in the Rock Cruise, Bay of Islands
| Tour Code: BYI | From: 1 Oct 2010 - To: 30 Apr 2011 | |||
| ACCOMMODATION | SINGLE | TWIN/DOUBLE | TRIPLE | |
| All prices are in NZ $, per person and incl breakfast. | ||||
| Standard | $854 | $510 | $422 | |
| Superior | $962 | $572 | $474 | |
| First Class | $1,014 | $598 | $492 | |
Rich in a unique history that ties both Maori and non - Maori people together and the first region of New Zealand, Northland is full of historical sites, stories and artefacts.
A visit to Northland is one of the best ways to experience ‘real’ New Zealand. Expect a slower pace and enjoy the opportunity to refresh, explore and interact with the locals.
Take your time in Northland Be sure to allow plenty of time to explore the Northland region, it is vast and full of contrasts and scenic highlights. The people, history, culture and immense scenic beauty will have you wishing you had planned to stay longer no matter how many nights you have booked.
Your 3 day/2 night package includes:


Auckland City
| Tour Code: AKL | From: 1 Oct 2010 - To: 30 Apr 2011 | |||
| ACCOMMODATION | SINGLE | TWIN/DOUBLE | TRIPLE | |
| All prices are in NZ $, per person and incl breakfast. | ||||
| Standard | $765 | $489 | $439 | |
| Superior | $867 | $544 | $483 | |
| First Class | $915 | $574 | $517 | |
Auckland's waterside location has fostered the locals' love affair with the sea, earning this place the nickname "City of Sails".
Auckland sprawls over a narrow isthmus between the sparkling waters of the Waitemata and Manukau Harbours. A cloak of rainforest covers the surrounding hills, dozens of dormant volcanic cones dot the landscape and enchanting holiday islands are scattered throughout the vast Hauraki Gulf. Two of the best island getaways are Waiheke Island and Great Barrier Island.
Auckland's heart beats to a Polynesian rhythm, its people a melting pot of European, South Pacific and Asian cultures and a strong indigenous Maori heritage. This diversity brings with it an abundance of unique dining and shopping experiences.
Auckland's temperate climate, easy access to the coast and variety of activities earn the city consistent top five rankings in international lifestyle surveys. Discover for yourself why it is one of New Zealand's best destinations.
This 3 day / 2 night package includes:


Rotorua Museum
| Tour Code: ROT | From: 1 Oct 2010 - To: 30 Apr 2011 | |||
| ACCOMMODATION | SINGLE | TWIN/DOUBLE | TRIPLE | |
| All prices are in NZ $, per person and incl breakfast. | ||||
| Standard | $756 | $543 | $504 | |
| Superior | $851 | $592 | $543 | |
| First Class | $947 | $640 | $584 | |
The region was the birthplace of New Zealand tourism in the 1800s, when people flocked here from around the world to see the amazing Pink and White Terraces - vast, naturally formed silica terraces that cascaded into a volcanic lake. The Te Arawa people were their local guides. The terraces were destroyed in the 1886 Mt Tarawera eruption, but Rotorua's fame as a fascinating travel destination continued to grow. Today Maori guides can often be seen at the city's iconic attractions, following in the footsteps of their ancestors.
When explaining the appeal of their region, the people of Rotorua like to talk of five spirits. You can feel the spirit of the earth, as it rumbles beneath your feet and escapes, hissing, through fumaroles and geysers. You can witness the spirit of Maori culture, with authentic village and performance experiences. With a soak in a natural hot spring or a relaxing massage, you can rejuvenate your spirit. Or free your spirit with outdoor adventures - trout fishing, kayaking, waterskiing, swimming, hiking and mountain biking. And if it's excitement you crave, you can challenge your spirit with adrenalin-charged extreme activities such as sky-diving, jet boating and zorbing.
Apart from its surprising crater, mountain and lake landscape, Rotorua is memorable for striking Tudor-style architecture and beautiful public parks. The farmland around city is some of the most fertile in New Zealand. Watching a sheep show or staying on a working farm is a great way to get a different view of the region.
This 3 day / 2 night package includes:


Wellington Cable Car
As the capital city, Wellington acts as the country's cultural, administrative and political hub. It is the storehouse for the nation's historic, cultural and artistic treasures, and the locale for the country's halls of power. Visit places of national importance as well as those of historical significance to Wellington.
Wellington's unique history accounts for the city's energetic and diverse contemporary character. Wellington was established by an enterprising, innovative and supportive community, and this attitude runs very strongly through the city's atmosphere today. World class hospitality and a bright and a vibrant local population make this a wonderful city to both live in and visit.
| Tour Code: WLG | From: 1 Oct 2010 - To: 30 Apr 2011 | |||
| ACCOMMODATION | SINGLE | TWIN/DOUBLE | TRIPLE | |
| All prices are in NZ $, per person and incl breakfast. | ||||
| Standard | $598 | $357 | $315 | |
| Superior | $775 | $452 | $390 | |
| First Class | $906 | $523 | $440 | |
Wellington is New Zealand's capital city, and is easily the country's most happening place. Stretched around its waterfront and sheltered by houses clinging to lush green hills, Wellington has a unique inner-city focus. With most of the population either living in town or commuting in from the outer suburbs, a wide range of people work and live together in this bustling and energetic metropolitan hub.
A pedestrian city, the best way to truly discover the essence of Wellington is on foot. Malls and side alleys connect its streets, cafes spill from refurbished Victorian buildings, the waterfront inspires new and exciting public spaces, and eclectic street art is scattered throughout.
In the capital, style and eclecticism are the norm, not the exception. Some of the country's best art galleries, restaurants, microbreweries, and coffee outfits make their home here, and fashion is diverse; from the high fashion of Lambton Quay to the op-shops of Cuba Mall. Visitors and locals alike are drawn by the government and business districts, the bohemian Cuba quarter or the entertainment of Courtenay Place.
Spoilt for choice, Wellington actually has more eating places per head of population than New York! You could dine somewhere different every day for over a year. Chill in the kerbside cafes, or dine in style at any number of restaurants featuring cuisine from around the world.
While an animated city lifestyle and gorgeous harbour attract people by day, Wellington has a renowned nightlife. Restaurants and bars sprawl out onto the streets, and whether you like the high pace of the clubs, the low key pubs or to experience local live music, there is always something going on.
This 3 day / 2 night package includes:
