Destinations
New Zealand Destinations
Aotearoa — the land of the long white cloud. Two islands, endless landscapes, and a warmth of welcome that turns every group tour into a story worth retelling.
A Country of Extraordinary Contrast
From subtropical beaches in the north to glaciers and fjords in the south, New Zealand packs a continent of scenery into one easily navigable country. Distances are short, roads are quiet, and every region offers something genuinely distinct — perfect for compact, varied group itineraries.
As proud Qualmark members and a Department of Conservation concession holder, Mercury Pacific can take your groups places others can't — onto DOC tracks, into national parks, and behind the scenes of the country we know best.
Where to Go
Signature Regions
Click any region to explore in detail.

Bay of Islands
A subtropical playground of 144 islands with sailing, dolphin encounters, and the historic Waitangi Treaty Grounds — the birthplace of modern New Zealand.

Rotorua & Taupō
Bubbling geothermal pools, geysers and Māori cultural experiences. Witness traditional hāngī feasts, haka performances, and the world's largest erupting geyser.

Queenstown & Wānaka
The adventure capital of the world. Lake Wakatipu, the Remarkables range, vineyards of Central Otago, and unforgettable jet boating, bungy jumping and skiing.

Mount Cook & Fiordland
New Zealand's highest peak, glacial lakes, and the spectacular Milford Sound — often called the eighth wonder of the world for its sheer cliffs and waterfalls.

West Coast
New Zealand's wildest frontier — Punakaiki's Pancake Rocks, the twin glaciers of Franz Josef and Fox, and emerald rainforest tumbling to the Tasman Sea.

Canterbury & Kaikōura
From the rebuilt Garden City of Christchurch to French-flavoured Akaroa and the whale-rich waters of Kaikōura, where the Southern Alps tumble straight into the Pacific.
What Makes It Unique
Experiences You'll Only Find Here
Māori Culture
Authentic marae visits, haka, and storytelling that connect groups to the soul of Aotearoa.
Lord of the Rings Country
Hobbiton, Mt Doom and the dramatic landscapes that became Middle-earth on screen.
Pristine Wilderness
14 national parks, glow-worm caves, glaciers, fjords and untouched native bush.
Adventure for All
From gentle wine tours to heli-hiking — itineraries scaled to every group's appetite.
When to Visit
New Zealand is a year-round destination. December–March brings warm summer days perfect for hiking and lakes; June–September opens world-class ski fields; and the shoulder seasons reward groups with quieter trails and golden light.
Plan Your New Zealand Tour