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Essential Travel Guide: Getting Around New Zealand

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Discover stunning landscapes in New Zealand by learning how to navigate the country effectively. Visitors should note that New Zealand drives on the left side of the road, with speed limits set at 100 km/h on open roads and 50 km/h in urban areas. Self-driving offers flexibility for exploration, while options like helicopter rides provide breathtaking views. From bus services to city transport, and various accommodation types like hotels, motels, and campgrounds, planning is vital during high seasons. Ensure an unforgettable journey through this scenic destination!

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Essential Travel Guide: Getting Around New Zealand

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  1. TRANSPORT & ACCOMMODATION

  2. TRANSPORT

  3. GETTING AROUND • A visit to New Zealand is an opportunity for your clients to discover a spectacular range of landscapes, so deciding HOW they travel around the country can be as important as where they go.

  4. IMPORTANT ROAD RULES New Zealand is a left hand drive country. All distances are posted in kilometres (km) The speed limit is 100km/65 miles per hour on the open road and 50km/30 miles per hour in built up areas.

  5. DRIVING CONDITIONS Don’t underestimate driving times when planning your clients trip. Allow plenty of time to get between places. Check for recommended driving times and themed highways on the Travel Trade Website.

  6. SELF DRIVE Driving is a popular way to explore New Zealand. It gives visitors the flexibility to follow their desires, or the advice of someone they meet along the way.

  7. AIR Flying by helicopter or light plane is a great way to gain access to areas of exceptional beauty in New Zealand such as extinct volcanoes, glaciers and mountain tops.

  8. BUS & COACH Coach services range from point to point transport, pre organised tours and Hop on- hop off buses.

  9. CUSTOM TRANSFERS With a custom transfer visitors can sit back and enjoy the view.

  10. CITY TRANSPORT

  11. RAIL

  12. FERRY & WATER TAXIS

  13. ACCOMMODATION

  14. WWW.QUALMARK.CO.NZ

  15. ACCOMMODATION SEASONS Book at least the first two night’s accommodation in New Zealand during high and shoulder seasons or during event times.

  16. EXCLUSIVE Known world wide for their décor, location, cuisine and wine offer and exceptional customer service.

  17. HOTELS International chain hotels, Unique Boutique Hotels and resorts are found in the main centres.

  18. SERVICED APARTMENTS Apartments range from studios with kitchenettes through to three bedroom units with full kitchen facilities.

  19. MOTELS Can be fully self contained including laundry facilities, or have kitchenettes with common laundry areas.

  20. BED & BREAKFAST Many located in restored historic buildings and private homes. They provide an opportunity to interact with real New Zealanders - often a holiday highlight.

  21. YOUTH & BACKPACKER YHA, BBH and other independently owned hostels abound throughout New Zealand.

  22. FARM & HOMESTAY A unique way to discover a real slice of New Zealand life and make friends with the locals

  23. CAMPGROUNDS There are a range of Holiday Parks from powered sites for campervans and caravans, through to campsites and cabins. The Department of Conservation offers campgrounds on conservation land in unique places like National Parks and islands.

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