Exploring New Zealand's Wonders featuring the North & South Islands
Exploring New Zealand's Wonders featuring the North & South Islands
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Exploring New Zealand's Wonders featuring the North & South Islands
19 Days Starting in Auckland, New Zealand and ending in Queenstown, New Zealand
Visiting: Auckland, Bay of Islands, Rotorua, Wellington, Christchurch, Mt. Cook Region, Dunedin, Queenstown, Milford Sound
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Tour code:
16272
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Fully Guided
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Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey through New Zealand's North and South Islands, where natural beauty and rich culture await. Begin in Auckland, the vibrant "City of Sails," before exploring the stunning Bay of Islands and experiencing a traditional Maori Welcome Ceremony at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. Discover Rotorua's geothermal wonders and Maori heritage, then travel to Wellington, New Zealand's charming capital. Cross the Cook Strait to the South Island, where Christchurch's evolving landscape and the majestic Mt. Cook region beckon. In Dunedin, embrace Scottish heritage and marvel at the Royal Albatross Centre. Conclude your adventure in Queenstown, the "adventure capital of the world," with breathtaking cruises through Milford Sound and Lake Wakatipu, and a delightful BBQ dinner. This tour promises a perfect blend of cultural immersion, scenic landscapes, and unforgettable experiences.
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 - 2 : Depart From Home
Location: Auckland
Accommodation Name: Rydges Auckland
Cross the International Dateline and begin the adventure of a lifetime by skipping a day ahead.
Day 3 : Auckland, New Zealand
Location: Auckland
Accommodation Name: Scenic Hotel Bay of Islands
Meals Included: Dinner
Your tour opens in Auckland, the “City of Sails,” consistently rated one of the world’s best places to live. Auckland’s Polynesian population instills into its chic atmosphere the vibrant feel of the Pacific Islands. This evening, join your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner.
Day 4 : Auckland
Location: Auckland
Come to know the best of Auckland during a panoramic city tour featuring the America’s Cup Village, the War Memorial, bustling Queen Street, and the Auckland Harbour Bridge. The full afternoon is yours to explore New Zealand’s largest city on your own.
Day 5 : Auckland - Bay Of Islands
Location: Bay of Islands
Accommodation Name: Sudima Lake Rotorua Hotel
Depart Auckland and travel north to the Bay of Islands, your home for the next 2 nights. This sun-soaked region boasts more than 144 islands and warm waters with abundant marine life. Visit the Waitangi Treaty House, the site where Maori and British leaders signed the 1840 treaty establishing New Zealand as a nation, to enjoy a traditional Welcome Ceremony and tour.
Day 6 : Bay Of Islands
Location: Bay of Islands
Begin the day with a cruise that features the bay’s famous Hole in the Rock. Look out at the Cape Brett Lighthouse, standing nearly 500 feet above sea level at the edge of the Cape Brett Peninsula. The rest of the day is yours to independently explore Paihia - the quaint town known as “the jewel of the Bay of Islands.”
Day 7 : Bay Of Islands - Matakohe - Rotorua
Location: Rotorua
Accommodation Name: Novotel
Leave the sparkling waters of the Bay of Islands behind and head to Matakohe in the heartland of the North Island. Make a stop at the Kauri Museum and come to know the stories surrounding the giant kauri tree that can live for 2,000 years. Discover how the early settlers used this abundant tree to build a life for themselves. Later, continue on to the town of Rotorua, known for geothermal activity and Maori culture.
Day 8 : Rotorua
Location: Rotorua
Meals Included: Dinner
Find yourself amid the dramatic geothermal landscape of Rotorua, known as the Maori capital of New Zealand. Visit Whakarewarewa, a Maori cultural and geothermal experience. Explore an authentic Maori village where people live using natural geothermal resources to cook, bathe and heat their homes as they have done for centuries. In the evening, experience ceremonial Maori rituals at an authentic Hangi dinner and performance.
Day 9 : Rotorua - Wellington
Location: Wellington
Accommodation Name: Distinction
Today we travel to Wellington – New Zealand’s capital city, known as the “Windy City”, a coastal city nestled against the mountains.
Day 10 : Wellington
Location: Wellington
Embark on a city tour of Wellington. See the Beehive – New Zealand’s Parliament; historic St. Paul’s Church; and the Old Government Building, the largest wooden building in the Southern Hemisphere. Explore the Te Papa Tongawera Museum, a fascinating center dedicated to art, history, and the Maori culture before enjoying an afternoon and evening at leisure. With your free time, perhaps you'll consider a ride on the Wellington Cable Car to the suburb of Kelburn for stunning panoramic views of the city.
Day 11 : Wellington - Picton - Christchurch
Location: Christchurch
Accommodation Name: The Hermitage Hotel
Board a ferry and sail across Cook Strait. Experience what is considered to be one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world. Arrive in Picton on the South Island and continue along the breathtaking east coast to the largest city on the South Island, Christchurch.
Day 12 : Christchurch
Location: Christchurch
Accommodation Name: Scenic Hotel Southern Cross
Christchurch, the “Garden City,” is recreating itself after a devastating earthquake in 2011. See firsthand how this city is evolving on a sightseeing tour that highlights the city’s magnificent gardens and elegant park district. Pay a visit to Willowbank Wildlife Reserve, a leader in the conservation of New Zealand species. Here, you’ll have the chance to view New Zealand’s “Big 5” – kiwi, kaka, tuatara, kea, and takahe – up close and personal. Learn about the local indigenous culture of the Maori, with a paddle on the Avon River in a traditional canoe or ‘waka’.
Day 13 : Christchurch - Mt. Cook Region
Location: Mt. Cook Region
Journey through New Zealand’s unspoiled wilderness and arrive in the Mt. Cook region, where permanent ice fields and glaciers blanket the ragged peaks. The Maori word for Mt. Cook is Aoraki, which means “cloud piercer.” This is where famed New Zealand mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary honed his skills before conquering Everest. You can take a nature walk, enjoy an optional glacier flightseeing tour (weather permitting), or simply meditate on the beauty of the Southern Alps.
Day 14 : Mt. Cook Region - Dunedin
Location: Dunedin
Accommodation Name: Novotel Queenstown Lakeside
Travel to Dunedin, situated on the southeast coast of New Zealand. One of the earliest European settlements on the islands, Dunedin holds proudly to its Scottish heritage and traditions. Visit Baldwin Street – the world’s steepest public road as awarded by the Guinness Book of Records.
Day 15 : Dunedin
Location: Dunedin
Meals Included: Dinner
Start your morning with a panoramic tour, visiting Larnach Castle the Royal Albatross Centre, the only mainland breeding location in the world for these otherworldly birds. Albatrosses are the focus in many seafaring myths, and their epic wingspan can reach nearly 10 feet. Enjoy a free afternoon before dinner at a local Ale House.
Day 16 : Dunedin - Queenstown
Location: Queenstown
Drive past vineyards, amazing landscapes and the charming towns of Central Otago as you head to Queenstown. Dubbed the “adventure capital of the world,” it’s a mountainside town set against the shores of Lake Wakatipu. In the afternoon, it’s your choice! Go bird watching at the Kiwi Birdlife Park -OR- take a gondola to Bob’s Peak for stunning views of the area.
Day 17 : Queenstown - Milford Sound - Queenstown
Location: Milford Sound
During a cruise of the beautiful Milford Sound, you will see why this fjord is one of the most visited sites on the South Island. With rock faces that rise nearly 4,000 feet on either side, the scenery will take your breath away. On your return to Queenstown, perhaps you will consider an optional scenic flight, allowing you to see the landscape from an entirely new perspective.
Day 18 : Queenstown
Location: Queenstown
Meals Included: Dinner
Enjoy a relaxed start to your day or head out to explore. Try an optional tour taking you through the stunning Queenstown countryside showcasing many of the locations where blockbuster movies have been filmed and learn about the gold rush that first brought travelers to the region. This evening, cruise Lake Wakatipu surrounded by Queenstown’s stunning landscape aboard an iconic coal-fired steamship. Then, enjoy a BBQ dinner lakeside followed by a sheepdog demonstration before cruising back.
Day 19 : Queenstown - Tour Ends
Location: Queenstown
Your adventure comes to a close today, leaving you with many pleasant memories of a wonderful trip.
What's Included
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Cruise through the Bay of Islands
Cruise through the Bay of Islands’ famous 'Hole in the Rock.'
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Milford Sound Cruise
Relish a breathtaking cruise through Milford Sound fjord.
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Whakarewarewa Visit
Explore Whakarewarewa, a Maori cultural and geothermal experience.
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Waitangi Treaty Grounds Visit
Visit the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and experience a traditional Maori Welcome Ceremony.
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Mt. Cook Region Overnight Stay
Overnight in the spectacular Mt. Cook region where permanent ice fields and glaciers blanket the ragged peaks.
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Walter Peak High Country Farm Visit
Visit Walter Peak High Country farm for a sheepdog demonstration.
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Lake Wakatipu BBQ
Enjoy a BBQ on the western shore of Lake Wakatipu.
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Authentic Hangi Dinner
Experience an authentic Hangi dinner and learn about Maori culture.
What's Not Included
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Optional Tours
Optional tours such as the Mt. Cook Glacier Flight and the Queenstown Scenic Flight from Milford Sound to Queenstown are not included.
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Personal Expenses
Personal expenses such as souvenirs, additional meals, and drinks are not included.
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Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included and is recommended to be purchased separately.
Experiences
- Visit the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and experience a traditional Maori Welcome Ceremony.
- Overnight in the spectacular Mt. Cook region where permanent ice fields and glaciers blanket the ragged peaks.
- Visit Walter Peak High Country farm for a sheepdog demonstration.
Options
Mount Cook: Mt. Cook Glacier Flight Fly over the pristine wilderness of Mt. Cook National Park for once-in-a-lifetime views of the mountain range surrounding Mt. Cook – named Aoraki by the Maoris. New Zealand’s highest peak, Mt. Cook soars to 12,316 feet. Nineteen peaks in the park climb to over 9,800 feet and 40% of its surface is covered by glacial ice. The ski plane carries you over the Tasman Glacier and gently lands on the ice field. Experience the magical silence of the remote ice field and capture remarkable photos of this extreme environment. Spectacular! Duration approximately 1 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 1 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
Flight Time: 40 minutes (including 10 minute glacier landing). This option is only available to purchase while on tour through your Tour Manager. Flights are weather dependent. Limited availability.
This option does have a weight restriction which your Tour Manager will advise as it varies by aircraft type.
Mount Cook: Mt. Cook Glacier Flight Fly over the pristine wilderness of Mt. Cook National Park for once-in-a-lifetime views of the mountain range surrounding Mt. Cook – named Aoraki by the Maoris. New Zealand’s highest peak, Mt. Cook soars to 12,316 feet. Nineteen peaks in the park climb to over 9,800 feet and 40% of its surface is covered by glacial ice. The ski plane carries you over the Tasman Glacier and gently lands on the ice field. Experience the magical silence of the remote ice field and capture remarkable photos of this extreme environment. Spectacular! Duration approximately 1 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 1 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
Flight Time: 40 minutes (including 10 minute glacier landing). This option is only available to purchase while on tour through your Tour Manager. Flights are weather dependent. Limited availability.
This option does have a weight restriction which your Tour Manager will advise as it varies by aircraft type.
Mount Cook: Mt. Cook Glacier Flight Fly over the pristine wilderness of Mt. Cook National Park for once-in-a-lifetime views of the mountain range surrounding Mt. Cook – named Aoraki by the Maoris. New Zealand’s highest peak, Mt. Cook soars to 12,316 feet. Nineteen peaks in the park climb to over 9,800 feet and 40% of its surface is covered by glacial ice. The ski plane carries you over the Tasman Glacier and gently lands on the ice field. Experience the magical silence of the remote ice field and capture remarkable photos of this extreme environment. Spectacular! Duration approximately 1 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 1 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
Flight Time: 40 minutes (including 10 minute glacier landing). This option is only available to purchase while on tour through your Tour Manager. Flights are weather dependent. Limited availability.
This option does have a weight restriction which your Tour Manager will advise as it varies by aircraft type.
Queenstown: Gold Seeker - Metal and Movie Discovery Tour Embark on a four-wheel drive off-road adventure through the primeval, mystical landscapes of the New Zealand high country. In the vastness of an unspoiled wilderness, become lost in the grandeur of New Zealand’s South Island – a world immortalized on film in "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Trek to the place where the word “otherworldly” was tailor-made, the Remarkable Mountains, and the entrance to Skipper Canyon. Across roads created by pioneers 150 years ago, follow the miner’s old wagon trail along the Arrow River, and stop to try your hand at panning gold. Discover something incredible around every dramatic turn, narrow and twist of this thrilling safari tour. Duration approximately 4 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 10 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
If you choose to cancel this option within 48 hours of the excursion date, payment is non-refundable.
Queenstown: Scenic Flight from Milford Sound to Queenstown Soar over the plunging cliffs, snowfields and alpine lakes of the pristine Southern Alps on a flightseeing plane that carries you back from Milford Sound to Queenstown. Seeing Milford Sound and Fiordland National Park from the air will give you a whole new perspective on the overwhelming beauty of this region. You’ll be captivated by 9,000 foot peaks and frozen lakes that can only be seen from above. Enjoy amazing views and skip the lengthy return coach ride to Queenstown. A truly spectacular trip! Duration approximately 1 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 2 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.
Availability for flightseeing is limited. As of 9/20/24 this optional tour is available to book both pre trip and on site. This option operates on a weather permitting basis only. Any guests over 130kg / 286lb will need to be approved by vendor.
Duration: 40 minutes. This option does have a weight restriction of 130kg / 286lb. Please advise your weight upon booking, as any guests over 130kg / 286lb will need pre-approval from the vendor.
Culinaries
- Enjoy a BBQ on the western shore of Lake Wakatipu.
- Experience an authentic Hangi dinner and learn about Maori culture.
Must See
- Cruise through the Bay of Islands’ famous “Hole in the Rock.”
- Relish a breathtaking cruise through Milford Sound fjord.
- Explore Whakarewarewa, a Maori cultural and geothermal experience.
Choice Highlights
Auckland Auckland is a city in the North Island of New Zealand and is the largest and most populous area in the country. Roughly one third of New Zealand’s population resides here. Dating back to the year 1350 when the Maori people founded the land, known for being rich and fertile. It is now known for its parks, nature, and volcanic fields as well as rich culture, many festivals and a good quality of living.
Bay of Islands Just 150 miles north of Auckland is the beautiful Bay of Islands, located in New Zealand’s balmy subtropical north. Over 144 islands dot these warm waters. The bay is abundant with thrilling marine life, like marlin, whales, dolphins, seals, and penguins. Once the refuge of ship deserters, sailors, whalers, ex-convicts and other rogues, the Bay of Islands is now a tranquil holiday destination. Enjoy a cruise on its pristine turquoise waters - the only way to truly appreciate the spectacular seascapes. A highlight of the cruise will be the journey through the famous "Hole in the Rock." Resembling the eye of a needle, the "hole" has been etched over time by wind and waves, allowing boats to travel through it when the tide is just right. Following your cruise, enjoy free time to explore this idyllic region on your own.
Rotorua Rotorua is a city on the southern shores of the lake of the same name, on New Zealand’s North Island, and is in the heart of the North Island located 140 miles southeast of Auckland. The area is known for its geothermic activity and features geysers and hot mud pools as the town lies on the Rotorua caldera which is where the thermal activity is from. The tourism industry is by far the largest industry in Rotorua and is popular with both domestic and international tourists.
Maori Cultural Experience Rotorua is known as the Maori capital in New Zealand, and while in this great city, you will visit Te Puia, New Zealand's premire Maori cultural center. Be treated as family, as hospitality and respect are two pillars of Maori society. See examples of traditional Maori architecture, symbols of Maori stories and heritage. And visit the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute, which fosters all aspects of Maori culture. So welcome to Te Puia, and be prepared for an all-encompassing Maori cultural experience.
Wellington Wellington is located on the southwestern tip of the North Island. It is the world's southernmost capital city as well as being the most populous and remote as it is the furthest away from any other capital. Being built on the foreshore of a harbor and ringed by mountains, this gives the city the nickname Windy Wellington.
Christchurch Christchurch is the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand, and the county’s third most populous urban area. It is located on the South Island’s eastern coast. Christchurch officially became a city on July 31st, 1856, making it the oldest established city in New Zealand. Christchurch is known as the Garden City due the large number of public parks and residential gardens.
Mt. Cook Region The Mt. Cook Region of New Zealand contains the Southern Alps as well as the tallest mountain in New Zealand: Mt. Cook. In this region is popular to climb the mountains, go skiing or hiking or just enjoy the incredible scenery. The region is comprised of many national parks to visit and explore.
Dunedin Dunedin is the principal city of the Otago region and is the second largest city in the South Island of New Zealand. The urban area of Dunedin lies on the central-eastern coast of Otago, surrounded by the head of Otago harbor. Dunedin is known as the Edinburgh of the south because of its Scottish heritage. The city’s largest industry is tertiary education with Dunedin being home to New Zealand’s first university: The University of Otago.
Milford Sound Milford Sound is a fjord in the south west of New Zealand’s South Island. The sound runs inland for over 490 feet from the Tasman Sea and is surrounded by sheer rock faces that rise 3,900 feet on either side. Among the peaks are The Elephant at 4,977 feet, said to resemble an elephant's head, and The Lion, at 4,272 feet, in the shape of a crouching lion. Milford Sound is acclaimed as New Zealand’s most famous tourist destination.
Queenstown Queenstown is a resort town in Otago in the southwest of New Zealand’s South Island. The city is built around an inlet called Queenstown Bay on Lake Wakatipu and has spectacular views of nearby mountains and the Southern Alps. The town was founded in the 1860s and is now known for commerce-based tourism, especially adventure and ski tourism, boasting over 200 adventure tourism activities to take part in.
Lake Wakatipu Cruise & Sheepdog Demonstration
Choice on Tour: Kiwi Birdlife Park or Skyline Gondola Today, you may choose between two options. Kiwi Birdlife Park offers conservation programs for over 20 endangered native species, including breeding for release of some iconic native species such as the Kiwi, Whio, Pateke, Grand Skink and Orange Skink. The use of informative audio guides will let you take in the park at your leisure. Also included is New Zealand's first free flight conservation show and kiwi feeding show. Your other choice is to relax and take in stunning views of Queenstown, Lake Wakatipu, and the Remarkable Mountains from the top of Bob's Peak. You will be carried 450 meters above Queenstown by gondola where you will then experience spectacular 220-degree panoramic views with breaktaking vistas of the region.
Kiwi Birdlife Park - NEO Day 16
Activity Level: 1
Skyline Gondola - NEO Day 16
Activity Level: 1
Mode of Transport
Travel through New Zealand's stunning landscapes with a mix of scenic drives, ferry rides across Cook Strait, and optional flightseeing tours. Enjoy the convenience of included transportation, ensuring a seamless journey from Auckland to Queenstown and beyond.
Accommodation
Experience comfort and style with stays at Rydges Auckland, Scenic Hotel Bay of Islands, Sudima Lake Rotorua Hotel, Novotel, Distinction, The Hermitage Hotel, and Scenic Hotel Southern Cross. Enjoy the blend of modern amenities and local charm at each location throughout your New Zealand adventure.
Check out our Q&As
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What cultural experiences are included in the tour?
The tour includes several cultural experiences such as visiting the Waitangi Treaty Grounds for a traditional Maori Welcome Ceremony, exploring Whakarewarewa, a Maori cultural and geothermal experience, and enjoying an authentic Hangi dinner with Maori rituals and performances.
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What unique wildlife experiences can I expect on this tour?
You will visit the Willowbank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch, where you can see New Zealand's 'Big 5' - kiwi, kaka, tuatara, kea, and takahe. Additionally, in Dunedin, you will visit the Royal Albatross Centre, the only mainland breeding location for these birds.
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Are there any optional activities available during the tour?
Yes, there are several optional activities available, including a glacier flightseeing tour in the Mt. Cook region, a scenic flight from Milford Sound to Queenstown, and a four-wheel drive adventure through the landscapes of the South Island.
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What kind of landscapes and natural wonders will I see on this tour?
The tour offers a variety of landscapes including the Bay of Islands with its famous 'Hole in the Rock', the geothermal landscapes of Rotorua, the fjords of Milford Sound, and the rugged peaks and glaciers of the Mt. Cook region.
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What are some of the highlights of the tour in Queenstown?
In Queenstown, you can enjoy a cruise on Lake Wakatipu, a BBQ dinner, and a sheepdog demonstration. You also have the option to visit the Kiwi Birdlife Park or take a gondola ride to Bob's Peak for panoramic views.
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Can I pre-purchase optional excursions/activities?
Yes, the majority of optional excursions and activities are available for advance purchase for applicable tours provided that you make your options purchase prior to 15 days of the tour departure. Collette makes it convenient to reserve presold options by visiting our website for a full listing of activities and excursions or when your reservation is made with our reservations staff. In addition, there are benefits to prepurchasing options including a price guarantee once your tour is paid in full. So, while the cost of an optional activity may change from the time you book your tour, once payment is received in full, your preselected options are guaranteed by Collette at their original price. Although you can still purchase options while on tour, reserving them ahead of time ensures you a spot in the event that the activity sells out. Collette will provide a refund if you cancel a presold option prior to tour departure. Any presold options canceled while on tour are nonrefundable.
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Can my children travel on tour?
Children over the age of 5 may travel on a Collette tour accompanied by an adult. Child land rates are valid for ages 5-12, sharing a room with two full-paying adults. Participation in any products that include Safari or Game Drive components, is limited to travelers aged 13 and up. This will include tours to Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa and India.
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What is the difference between a twin room and double room?
In certain countries, hotel rooms tend to be smaller than U.S. standard accommodations. A double room is designed to accommodate two people, but may not have two separate beds. A twin-bedded room has two separate beds of any size, and is the type most commonly utilized.
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Do you provide VISA processing for all applicable destinations?
Collette does not process VISAs. Every nation has its own specific requirements. Check the embassy or consulate website for the country you are visiting to find the forms and information you need. The process of getting a VISA can take two weeks to two months.
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Do I need a passport?
Government-issued ID is required for all air travel. A valid passport is required for all trips outside the USA. All passengers should check with the appropriate foreign consulate for entry and validity requirements. We recommend that your passport has six months validity, and at least 3 blank pages. Passports and visas are the responsibility of each client. International Borders. Any child under age 16 (traveling without a parent or legal guardian to Canada) must have written permission from a parent or legal guardian. Please be advised that if you have been convicted of an offense, or have committed a criminal act that is an offense under the laws where it occurred and would be an offense in Canada, you may be inadmissible into Canada. You will need to apply for a Minister's Permit of Approval of Rehabilitation at a Canadian Consulate. All other travelers should contact the appropriate consulate for entry requirements in other international destinations. In South Africa, children are required to have a passport as well as additional documentation to travel with you into and out of the country. Please consult the South African Embassy for the current specific requirements related to your travel dates. If travelling internationally with a child under the age of 18, please check directly with the airline for the legal documentation that is required. It is the sole responsibility of the guest to procure the proper documentation to travel and many requirements vary by airline and destination. Collette will not be responsible for costs incurred for missed flights or canceled tours where a guest fails to secure proper documentation.
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Is there a lot of walking on tour?
We pride ourselves on bringing travelers the very best experiences a destination offers. Our itineraries include many activities and may consist of walking on uneven terrain or significant walking at times. Some of the most unique sightseeing can mean accessing locations that restrict motorcoaches, especially in historic areas. Some hotels/lodges in remote locations may not have elevators. For your comfort, we recommend bringing walking shoes.
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