Our Destinations
From glacier-fed valleys to rugged coastlines, each region we explore offers its own rhythm, stories, and spirit. These aren’t just places to tick off—they’re places to breathe in, connect with, and remember. Whether you’re hiking, heli-hopping, or cruising by boat, we guide you deeper into the places that shape Aotearoa.
Explore iconic national parks and secret corners with guides who know the tracks, tides, and tales.
Fiordland
Carved by glaciers and cloaked in rainforest, Fiordland is one of the wildest, most soul-stirring corners of Aotearoa. We’ll take you beyond the viewpoints—into valleys, over passes, and on tracks most travellers never find.
Fiordland, a UNESCO World Heritage site, captivates travelers with its majestic fjords, including the iconic Milford and Doubtful Sounds. Known for towering cliffs, lush rainforests, and vibrant wildlife like dolphins and seals, this region offers unforgettable experiences. Visitors can explore the fjords with us on scenic cruises, traverse the breathtaking Key Summit walk on the Routeburn Track, or embark on an exhilarating heli-hike on the Kepler Track. Discovering glowworm caves adds an extra layer of enchantment to your visit. Fiordland's untouched beauty and serene atmosphere provide a truly mesmerizing escape into New Zealand's natural wonders.
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Aoraki/Mt Cook
Base yourself beneath New Zealand’s highest peak. From glacier lakes to sky-high huts, this region is pure alpine magic, rich in challenge and silence.
Aoraki/Mount Cook, the tallest peak in New Zealand, stands as a breathtaking icon of natural beauty. This region offers awe-inspiring landscapes perfect for exploration. You can join us on iconic walks such as the Mueller Hut, Sealy Tarns, and Hooker Valley tracks, each providing unique perspectives of the surrounding mountains and alpine scenery. For a more exhilarating adventure, embark on a Glacier Explorer boat trip or take a scenic flight with the option of a glacier landing, offering unparalleled views of this stunning area. Aoraki/Mount Cook's pristine beauty and diverse experiences promise an unforgettable journey into the heart of New Zealand's alpine wonderland.
Stewart Island
Off-grid and often overlooked, Rakiura offers birdlife, beaches, and a night sky that hums with stars. Come for the kiwi sightings, stay for the sense of peace.
Stewart Island, known for its unspoiled wilderness and rich wildlife, offers a remarkable escape into nature. Explore stunning day walks around the island, where diverse landscapes and breathtaking views await. Take a boat trip to Ulva Island, a renowned bird sanctuary, for an up-close encounter with New Zealand's unique avian life. For fishing enthusiasts, charter a boat to catch the delicious blue cod, with the chance to see majestic albatrosses swooping down for a meal. Don't miss the opportunity for a nighttime adventure to spot wild kiwis; Stewart Island is home to a third of New Zealand's kiwi population. This untouched paradise offers an immersive experience for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
West Coast
A land of contrasts and chaos—in the best way. From ancient glaciers and wild beaches to moss-covered canyons and swinging bridges, the West Coast is raw and real. Come for the drama, stay for the solitude.
The West Coast of New Zealand is famed for its dramatic landscapes and diverse environments. Experience the thrill of a glacier heli hike, offering unparalleled views of the majestic Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers. These adventures provide an up-close look at the stunning ice formations and emphasize the region's dynamic beauty. Explore beautiful day walks that traverse the wet, lush bush of the West Coast, providing varied scenery that captures the essence of this remarkable region. Don't miss the famous reflections at Lake Matheson, where, on a clear day, you might catch the awe-inspiring sight of New Zealand’s two highest peaks mirrored in the placid water. The West Coast delivers extraordinary natural beauty, promising unforgettable experiences for every adventurer.
Queenstown
The alpine heart of Aotearoa. Nestled between lakes and peaks, Queenstown is our winter basecamps and summer playgrounds—where world-class snow meets laid-back lakeside charm. We’ll help you go deeper than just the gondola.
Queenstown, our base for all adventures, is celebrated as the adventure capital of New Zealand. This vibrant town offers an incredible variety of activities and culinary experiences, making it the perfect hub for thrill-seekers and food enthusiasts alike. Beyond the adrenaline-pumping options, Queenstown boasts a multitude of stunning hikes, horse riding trails, biking routes, and canoeing adventures, all set against the jaw-dropping backdrop of lakes and mountains. Whether you’re seeking exhilarating outdoor pursuits or indulging in local flavors, Queenstown promises a dynamic and unforgettable experience.
Wanaka
Calm waters mirror sky and peaks, blending earth and air in perfect harmony. From dawn’s golden light to starry nights, Wānaka is more than a place — it’s a breath of fresh mountain air for the soul.
Wanaka, a picturesque lakeside town, is a perfect blend of natural beauty and vibrant culture. Nestled beside the crystal-clear Lake Wanaka, this charming town offers an abundance of shopping and culinary delights, making it a hub for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Beyond its bustling streets, Wanaka is surrounded by stunning landscapes that offer famous hikes such as the Blue Pools Track and Rob Roy Glacier Track, each providing breathtaking vistas and a chance to connect with nature. Whether you're exploring the trails or indulging in local flavors, Wanaka promises a delightful and memorable experience for every visitor.
Tekapo & Mackenzie Country
A land of big skies, turquoise lakes, and alpine calm. Whether it’s the crunch of snow underfoot or wildflower trails in full bloom, Tekapo invites you to slow down and look up. From stargazing beneath the world’s darkest skies to hiking past glacier-carved lakes, this is a place that feeds perspective.
Tekapo is renowned for its breathtaking turquoise lake and one of the finest star gazing experiences in New Zealand. While hiking may not be on our itinerary, you can enjoy horseback riding with stunning views overlooking the serene Lake Tekapo. Take in the celestial beauty with a visit to one of the country’s top star gazing facilities, offering unforgettable night sky views. During the day, relax in the soothing Tekapo Hot Springs or visit the iconic Church of the Good Shepherd by the lake. Tekapo provides a unique blend of relaxation and scenic beauty, perfect for those seeking peace and wonder.
Glenorchy
A tucked-away mountain outpost at the edge of Fiordland. Glenorchy is the gateway to the Routeburn Track and a launchpad to some of the South Island’s most jaw-dropping terrain. Think braided rivers, ancient beech forest, and trails that start with a coffee and end with your jaw on the floor.
Glenorchy is a gem nestled near Queenstown, known for its stunning natural beauty and breathtaking day walks. Simply driving along the Queenstown-Glenorchy Highway is a memorable experience, offering some of the most picturesque views in the region. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the majestic landscapes with walks through the beech forests. Highlights such as the Rees and Dart Valleys showcase the pristine wilderness and spectacular vistas that make Glenorchy a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
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We’re a small team of passionate guides who look after every part of your journey — from planning and logistics to guiding you on the trail and making sure the experience feels personal from start to finish. Ask your guide directly here and let’s start creating your adventure together.