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Getting Around New Zealand

There are many transport options to choose from when holidaying in New Zealand. The best mode of transport is the one that suits your needs best. One popular way of getting around New Zealand is by Campervan (or Motorhome). If you have booked your accommodation already, then hiring a rental car is an option worth considering. Another great way of seeing the best of New Zealand is on one of many custom tours available. These include biking, hiking, self-drive, golfing, walking and coach tours. Other transport possibilities include flights, train or ferry boat travel.

Rental Cars, Campervans & Tours

New Zealand Rental Cars

Rental Cars

Whether you are looking for a budget, economical car or a large 6-8 seater people mover, our rental car directory has it covered.

New Zealand Campervans

Campervans

A great way to explore New Zealand is in a Campervan - no matter where you find yourself, you will always have a place to sleep.

New Zealand Custom Tours

Custom Tours

Another popular way to see NZ is on a custom built tour. Choose from biking tours, walking tours, golfing tours, self-drive or coach tours.

New Zealand Domestic Airlines

Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand

The largest airline operating within New Zealand, Air NZ offers more flights to more destinations than any of its competitors.

Jetstar Airways

Jetstar Airways

A new domestic airline that flies to and from the main travel hubs of Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch & Queenstown.

Train & Ferry Travel

KiwiRail Scenic Journeys

Tranz Scenic Railways

Offer unique train travel experiences and itinerary options between the main cities for individual travellers, families and small groups.

The Interislander Cook Strait Ferry

Interislander Ferry

Offers 3 passenger ships for travel between Wellington and Picton. The voyage is about 3 hours long. The ferries carry cars, buses & trains.

Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry

Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry

Offers 2 vessels that cross the strait four times a day between terminals in central Wellington and Picton (South Island).

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