New Zealand features some of the most beautiful bodies of water anywhere in the world, and you can explore them with one of our fantastic cruise holidays. Whether you’re getting to know the Bay of Islands or marvelling at the Milford Sound, there’s almost unlimited to beauty to explore.
We feature a vast array of cruise experiences available to choose from, including cruises to admire the scenery, wildlife experiences and those offering an insight into the fascinating culture of New Zealand.
Cruises provide a range of experiences, as well as a unique way of travelling – board a luxury vessel and unwind as you absorb the breath-taking views along the way. Some of the most popular destinations for cruises include the Bay of Islands, Auckland and excursions along Milford Sound.
Venture through mirror-like lakes, past dense rainforests and imposing mountain ranges, as you journey your way along the stunning coastlines of this extraordinary country.
Top reasons to book a cruise holiday
Cruise holidays are a fantastic way to enjoy a relaxing escape without missing out on the sightseeing in each destination
There’s an experience to suit every holidaymaker, from the scenic cruises to the cultural
It’s one of the most enjoyable ways to explore the beauty of each region, guided by experts who can teach you about each location on your itinerary
Cruises combine the best elements of a range of holidays – beaches, culture, gourmet dining and sightseeing, all rolled into one amazing trip
Don't miss Queenstown, New Zealand. Bounded by mountains and Lake Wakatipu's shores, the town can offer natural beauty, nightlife and adventure sports, bungy jumping and jet boat riding. Here’s all you need to know about getting around Queenstown, top attractions, activities and where to stay.
Queenstown is New Zealand’s adventure capital, with something to keep outdoor-lovers happy all year round, from skiing, cycling and rafting to hiking, bungy jumping and sky diving. Use this base for day trips to historic gold mining towns, national parks and scenic sounds.
While New Zealand is filled with spectacular natural wonders, wildlife is abundant too, on land and in the water, with opportunities to watch for whales, dolphins, penguins, seals and more.
New Zealand ranks highly in top travel spots, with lush rainforests, beautiful mountains and beaches, abundant wildlife and hot springs. Aim for three to four weeks, with options to tailor-make a perfect trip.
There are multiple ways to explore the spectacular country of New Zealand. No matter which you choose, a self-drive excursion, exploring by motorhome or an escorted tour, it’s bound to be an experience of a lifetime.
Little beats the charismatic North Island when it comes to tapping into New Zealand’s native Maori past, blissing out on ravishing white-sand beaches, and marvelling at volcanoes, geysers, and other geothermal wonders.
Don't miss Queenstown, New Zealand. Bounded by mountains and Lake Wakatipu's shores, the town can offer natural beauty, nightlife and adventure sports, bungy jumping and jet boat riding. Here’s all you need to know about getting around Queenstown, top attractions, activities and where to stay.
Queenstown is New Zealand’s adventure capital, with something to keep outdoor-lovers happy all year round, from skiing, cycling and rafting to hiking, bungy jumping and sky diving. Use this base for day trips to historic gold mining towns, national parks and scenic sounds.
While New Zealand is filled with spectacular natural wonders, wildlife is abundant too, on land and in the water, with opportunities to watch for whales, dolphins, penguins, seals and more.
New Zealand ranks highly in top travel spots, with lush rainforests, beautiful mountains and beaches, abundant wildlife and hot springs. Aim for three to four weeks, with options to tailor-make a perfect trip.
There are multiple ways to explore the spectacular country of New Zealand. No matter which you choose, a self-drive excursion, exploring by motorhome or an escorted tour, it’s bound to be an experience of a lifetime.
Little beats the charismatic North Island when it comes to tapping into New Zealand’s native Maori past, blissing out on ravishing white-sand beaches, and marvelling at volcanoes, geysers, and other geothermal wonders.
Don't miss Queenstown, New Zealand. Bounded by mountains and Lake Wakatipu's shores, the town can offer natural beauty, nightlife and adventure sports, bungy jumping and jet boat riding. Here’s all you need to know about getting around Queenstown, top attractions, activities and where to stay.
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