Three weeks. Two islands. One unforgettable journey. From surf beaches to glaciers, Māori culture to wine country, explore every corner of Aotearoa with Wild Kiwi’s grand 21-day New Zealand tour.
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Opening Hours:
8:30am - 5:00pm
Address:
127 Franklin Road
Freemans Bay
Auckland 1011, NZ
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Opening Hours:
8:30am - 5:00pm
Address:
127 Franklin Road
Freemans Bay
Auckland 1011, NZ
Phone:
Email:
Three weeks in New Zealand is the ultimate road trip. You've got enough time to actually slow down, follow the weather, take the detours, and see every corner of Aotearoa without having to sacrifice one stop for another. This is the trip where you walk into Hobbiton and get time to sit at a Queenstown bar afterwards. Where you watch dolphins in Kaikoura, stargaze at Mt John, soak in Rotorua's hot springs, and still have days left over to explore the Coromandel, Wanaka and Raglan.
The best part is that throughout those 3 weeks, you’re getting a personal experience. Adventure tours are capped at 18 guests and Premium tours at 14, giving you more time with your guide, more flexibility and more room to enjoy each stop.
Compare the itineraries below to find the 21-day New Zealand tour that fits your trip.
AdventureThis could possibly be the best 3 weeks of your life as you road trip through the land of the long white cloud, hitting all the best spots! From surfing to glowworm caves in the North to mountains, glaciers & vistas in the South, travel New Zealand like never before.
PremiumSet off on an unforgettable 21-day journey showcasing New Zealand’s spectacular North and South Islands. From stunning beaches to breathtaking mountain vistas, experience the very best of New Zealand's incredible natural scenery and rich culture.
One of our most accessible New Zealand three-week tours, the NZ Discovery is built for travellers who want to experience both islands in one seamless journey
Departs Auckland or Christchurch · Small group tour · From $6,048 NZD
For the traveller who wants to see and feel everything, this is the ultimate New Zealand experience. You’ll discover both islands in-depth, from golden beaches to rugged mountains, all while connecting with like-minded people and rich local culture along the way.
Wild Kiwi is a B Corp Certified tour operator, which means we’re independently verified for our social and environmental impact. We travel by the Tiaki Promise: Aotearoa's pledge to care for the land, the people, and the culture.
Small groups leave smaller footprints. Our group cap of 18 means less pressure on the trails and viewpoints we visit.
We also choose low-impact suppliers and brief every guide on Leave No Trace principles.
Our guides introduce Māori place names, stories and customs as you travel. We also engage thoughtfully at cultural experiences along the route, whether that's a hāngī dinner at Mitai or a stop at a wāhi tapu site.
Real stories from travellers who've experienced the magic of New Zealand with us
Our 21-day New Zealand tour includes accommodation, breakfast every day, transport, three group dinners, guided travel across both islands and support from local guides throughout the trip. Activities can vary depending on the tour style and package you choose.
Our New Zealand 3-week tour starts from $6,048 NZD per person, making it a more affordable option than many independently planned trips once accommodation, daily breakfasts, transport, domestic flights and activities are factored in.
It depends on how you like to travel. Summer from December to February is one of the most popular times, especially if you want beaches, warmer weather and long sunny days. Winter from June to August suits travellers who are more interested in skiing, alpine scenery and South Island travel, with Queenstown looking especially beautiful at that time of year. For a quieter New Zealand 21-day itinerary, spring and autumn are great shoulder-season options.
A guided tour is usually the easier option for travellers wanting to see more without handling the driving, route planning and bookings themselves.
Absolutely. Many solo travellers choose group tours for the social side and the convenience of having transport and accommodation already organised.
