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With so much to see in New Zealand, the local knowledge of a friendly guide can help you to get the most from the time you have available. Whether you choose a private tour or the company of a group on a luxury coach, you'll see so much more when you don’t have to keep both eyes on the road ahead.

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Climb the steps up the cathedral spire and you'll be rewarded with an astounding view.
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New Zealand offers many fascinating guided adventures, including trips in and around the major cities. In Northland, there are buses that drive along the sand on vast Ninety Mile Beach. Day tours in Rotorua visit thermal areas and hot pools, while tours to nearby Waitomo feature the famous glow-worm caves. A popular day tour in the Hawke's Bay area is to the Cape Kidnappers Gannet Colony.

One of New Zealand's most famous sightseeing trips is to beautiful Milford Sound in Fiordland. Coaches leave from both Queenstown and Te Anau, and trips usually include a boat cruise along the fiord.

For rail enthusiasts, two of the most popular day trips are the TranzAlpine Express and the Taieri Gorge Railway.

 
 

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