9D7N NEW ZEALAND
RM10688
per person
Price List:
| Number of Adult | Price Per Person (MYR) |
| Twin / Triple share: | 10, 688.00 |
| Child with bed | 9,688 |
| Child no bed | 9,588 |
| Single Supplement: | 16,688 |
Tour Information
| TOUR CODE: | SLT-NZ01 |
| Destination: | NEW ZEALAND |
| Duration | 9D7N |
| Included: | Return air ticket, baggage allowances, transportation, tour guide: Chinese / English speaking guide during the tour, 7 nights’ accommodation, 7 x breakfast, 6 x lunch, 7 x dinner, sightseeing tour with entrance fees, tipping for local guide/driver, tour leader. |
| Excluded: | Visa fee, Travel insurance, Airport tax, Personal Expenses, Excess baggage, and Item does not include. |
Flight detail: *FLIGHT SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE*
| MH2639 2130/2359 BKI-KUL |
| MH133 0845/2259 KUL-AKL |
| MH132 0015/0740 AKL-KUL |
| MH2610 0915/1155 KUL-BKI |
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Departure
Kota Kinabalu
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DAY 1: KOTA KINABALU – KUALA LUMPUR - (- / - / -)
Hotel: ON BOARD
Assemble at KLIA for your flight departure to Auckland.
Assemble at KLIA for your flight departure to Auckland.
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Day 2: KUALA LUMPUR – AUCKLAND - ROTORUA (-/-/D)
Hotel: Apollo Hotel Rotorua or similar
Upon arrival at Auckland Airport, meet & assist services at the airport, transfer to Rotorua. Check in hotel and overnight.
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Day 3: ROTORUA (B/L/D)
Hotel: Apollo Hotel Rotorua or similar
After breakfast at hotel proceed to Agrodome Farm for Farm Eco Tour. In the heart of 350-acres of lush farmland, yet only 10 minutes from Rotorua city centre. Where you will be treated to a world famous show featuring 19 breeds of sheep, as well as witness a live Sheep Shearing Show. New Zealand wildlife and natural scenery is on display at Rainbow Springs Nature Park where you can get up close to all kinds of native flora and fauna including the famous kiwi, a flightless native bird. Te Puia – The centre for New Zealand’s Maori culture and geothermal wonders. Where you will encounter bubbling mud, pools of boiling still used for cooking, and the Pohutu geyser which explodes 30 metres high into the air as the star of the show. Haere Mai (‘Welcome’ in Maori language)! Tonight, be braced for a most traditional welcome to the North Island of New Zealand. Enjoy the fascinating Maori cultural performance and savour the delightful Hangi feast.
After breakfast at hotel proceed to Agrodome Farm for Farm Eco Tour. In the heart of 350-acres of lush farmland, yet only 10 minutes from Rotorua city centre. Where you will be treated to a world famous show featuring 19 breeds of sheep, as well as witness a live Sheep Shearing Show. New Zealand wildlife and natural scenery is on display at Rainbow Springs Nature Park where you can get up close to all kinds of native flora and fauna including the famous kiwi, a flightless native bird. Te Puia – The centre for New Zealand’s Maori culture and geothermal wonders. Where you will encounter bubbling mud, pools of boiling still used for cooking, and the Pohutu geyser which explodes 30 metres high into the air as the star of the show. Haere Mai (‘Welcome’ in Maori language)! Tonight, be braced for a most traditional welcome to the North Island of New Zealand. Enjoy the fascinating Maori cultural performance and savour the delightful Hangi feast.
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Day 4: ROTORUA – MATAMATA - AUCKLAND (B/L/D)
Hotel: Mount Richmond Hotel or similiar
Breakfast at hotel. Then transfer to Matamata (61km, 1h30m) to experience this magical place - Hobbiton Movie Set, where “The Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit” movies were filmed. After that, transfer to Auckland to admire the best views of Auckland Harbour Bridge, one of the city’s most distinctive landmarks. Yacht Club – A photo stop at the yacht port, take a moment to appreciate the beautiful sea view which also full of yacht. Queen Street – The major commercial thoroughfare in the Auckland central business district, New Zealand’s main population centre.
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Day 5: AUCKLAND - CHRISTCHURCH (B/L/D)
Auckland - Christchurch (By Domestic Fligth 1h 30mins)
Hotel: Heartland Hotel or similiar
Morning flight to Christchurch. Welcome to garden city of New Zealand! On arrival, proceed for your Christchurch City Tour. Drive through acres of well-kept parklands, gothic-style buildings and Elizabethan mansions, and discover why this city is also called "the most English city outside England". Passing through the famous Avon River - flows through the center of the city of Christchurch and out to an estuary, which it shares with the Heathcote River, the Avon Heathcote Estuary. The Cardboard Cathedral, formally called the Transitional Cathedral, in Christchurch, is the transitional pro-cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch, replacing Christchurch Cathedral, which was significantly damaged in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Then Botanic Garden – Founded in 1863 when an English oak was planted to commemorate the solemnization of the marriage of Prince Albert and Princess Alexandra of Denmark. Canterbury Museum - Established in 1867 with Julius von Haast, whose collection formed its core as its first director. The building is registered as a "Historic Place – Category I" by Heritage New Zealand. Lastly Cashmere Hills, a highly desired outskirt of Christchurch City. Cashmere rests on the northern side of the Port Hills, which overlooking Christchurch city.
Hotel: Heartland Hotel or similiar
Morning flight to Christchurch. Welcome to garden city of New Zealand! On arrival, proceed for your Christchurch City Tour. Drive through acres of well-kept parklands, gothic-style buildings and Elizabethan mansions, and discover why this city is also called "the most English city outside England". Passing through the famous Avon River - flows through the center of the city of Christchurch and out to an estuary, which it shares with the Heathcote River, the Avon Heathcote Estuary. The Cardboard Cathedral, formally called the Transitional Cathedral, in Christchurch, is the transitional pro-cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch, replacing Christchurch Cathedral, which was significantly damaged in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Then Botanic Garden – Founded in 1863 when an English oak was planted to commemorate the solemnization of the marriage of Prince Albert and Princess Alexandra of Denmark. Canterbury Museum - Established in 1867 with Julius von Haast, whose collection formed its core as its first director. The building is registered as a "Historic Place – Category I" by Heritage New Zealand. Lastly Cashmere Hills, a highly desired outskirt of Christchurch City. Cashmere rests on the northern side of the Port Hills, which overlooking Christchurch city.
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Day 6: CHRISTCHURCH – LAKE TEKAPO - QUEENSTOWN (B/L/D)
Hotel: Holiday Inn Queenstown or similar
Breakfast at Hotel. After breakfast, proceed to Lake Tekapo for the sweeping views of majestic Southern Alps and visit the Bronze Sheepdog - A well-known bronze statue of a New Zealand Collie sheepdog. Then, take a few minutes walk to visit Church of the Good Shepherd - Situated on the shores of Lake Tekapo it was the first church built in the Mackenzie Basin in 1935. The church is arguably one of the most photographed in New Zealand, and features an altar window that frames views of the lake and mountains.
Then, move on to Lake Pukaki look out point. Lake Pukaki is the largest lake in the area, and it proudly shows off New Zealand’s tallest peak, Aoraki/ Mount Cook, from the many look out points around its shores. Then, transfer to Queenstown (3h30m) for a thrilling Skyline Gondola Ride – 450 meters above Queenstown which get to marvel at breathtaking lake and mountain views.
Breakfast at Hotel. After breakfast, proceed to Lake Tekapo for the sweeping views of majestic Southern Alps and visit the Bronze Sheepdog - A well-known bronze statue of a New Zealand Collie sheepdog. Then, take a few minutes walk to visit Church of the Good Shepherd - Situated on the shores of Lake Tekapo it was the first church built in the Mackenzie Basin in 1935. The church is arguably one of the most photographed in New Zealand, and features an altar window that frames views of the lake and mountains.
Then, move on to Lake Pukaki look out point. Lake Pukaki is the largest lake in the area, and it proudly shows off New Zealand’s tallest peak, Aoraki/ Mount Cook, from the many look out points around its shores. Then, transfer to Queenstown (3h30m) for a thrilling Skyline Gondola Ride – 450 meters above Queenstown which get to marvel at breathtaking lake and mountain views.
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Day 7: QUEENSTOWN –TE ANAU – MILFORD SOUND (B/L/D)
Hotel: Holiday Inn Queenstown or similar
A world heritage park with mountains, valleys crystal clear waterways and verdant green forests stretching as far as the eye can see. This morning, visit the country’s second largest lake, Te Anau. Enjoy a drive of a lifetime as we travel into the heart of the Fiordland National Park with a stop & take a photo at the Mirror Lakes. On a fine day you can see a picture perfect reflection of the Earl mountains glisten in the water. Located in the Eglinton Valley, visit the interpretive display at Knobs Flat which details the effect of avalanches on the Milford Road & the unique fauna and wildlife to be found in the Eglinton Valley. Continue our journey through the breathtaking man-made Homer Tunnel which took over 20-years to complete & was constructed through a world war and the depression. As we reached Milford Sound, enjoy a cruise and lunch on this world famous fiord, dominated by Mitre Peak and the cascading Bowen Falls. Then, transfer back to Queenstown by coach (4h) for dinner and rest.
A world heritage park with mountains, valleys crystal clear waterways and verdant green forests stretching as far as the eye can see. This morning, visit the country’s second largest lake, Te Anau. Enjoy a drive of a lifetime as we travel into the heart of the Fiordland National Park with a stop & take a photo at the Mirror Lakes. On a fine day you can see a picture perfect reflection of the Earl mountains glisten in the water. Located in the Eglinton Valley, visit the interpretive display at Knobs Flat which details the effect of avalanches on the Milford Road & the unique fauna and wildlife to be found in the Eglinton Valley. Continue our journey through the breathtaking man-made Homer Tunnel which took over 20-years to complete & was constructed through a world war and the depression. As we reached Milford Sound, enjoy a cruise and lunch on this world famous fiord, dominated by Mitre Peak and the cascading Bowen Falls. Then, transfer back to Queenstown by coach (4h) for dinner and rest.
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Day 8: QUEENSTOWN –ARROW TOWN – OMARAMA (B/L/D)
Hotel: Heartland Hotel or similar
After breakfast at hotel, transfer to Arrow town , a town where history meets nature. Mrs Jones Fruits Stall - One of the best known fruit stalls in Central Otago, with people coming from all over New Zealand and the world to visit. The fruit stall stocks a huge array of fresh fruits, dried fruits, nuts, honey products and vegetables. Then, move on to Kawarau Bungy Centre – The “World Home of Bungy”. It clings from a cliff face above the gorge, getting you up close and personal with the Bungy phenomenon, whether you’re jumping or not. See every Jump and Zipride while enjoying a bite to eat or a drink to sip on. Better yet, take the leap or zip yourself. After a heart pounding and mind racing experience, transfer to Omarama (2h15m) and enjoy yourself a specialty lunch. After lunch transfer back to Christchurch by coach.
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Day 9: CHRISTCHURCH –AUCKLAND – KUALA LUMPUR – KOTA KINABALU (B)
Hotel: Heartland Hotel or similar
After hotel breakfast, check out and transfer to airport for return flight back to Kota Kinabalu.
*The above itinerary for reference only. The actual schedules depend on the arrangement of the land operator. 上述行程仅供参考，正确行程乃依照当地接待社按当时实际状况重新调整为主。
*The above itinerary for reference only. The actual schedules depend on the arrangement of the land operator. 上述行程仅供参考，正确行程乃依照当地接待社按当时实际状况重新调整为主。
- A non-refundable deposit of RM1000 is required for confirmation.
- Full payment to be made 30 days prior to the departure date.
- If a place of visit is closed to visitors, it will be replaced with an alternative.
- Reserves the right to make changes to or cancel the itinerary at any time due to unforeseen circumstances, especially during peak periods or in the event of a force majeure.