Nueva Zelanda en Profundidad

Dunedin→Auckland

08.03.27 - 21.03.27

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Set sail on a luxury voyage through New Zealand’s most breathtaking coastal scenery, journeying from the lively southern hub of Dunedin to the cosmopolitan harbor of Auckland. This unforgettable expedition reveals legendary landscapes: sail into the mystical fjords of Dusky, Doubtful, and Milford Sounds, where dramatic peaks rise from deep blue waters, and pause at historic Stewart Island and colourful ports like Akaroa, Kaikoura and Picton

Solo crucero

Perfecto para viajeros que desean la tranquilidad de que todo está atendido

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Crucero

Itinerario Día a Día

Discover the untouched beaches and ancient forests of Abel Tasman National Park, soak up Wellington’s dynamic city life, sample renowned Hawke’s Bay wines in Napier, and experience the subtropical beauty of the Bay of Islands. Known as Aotearoa in Māori, New Zealand offers a magical blend of ancient environments, resilient people, and deep-rooted indigenous culture, all shaped by a dramatic volcanic landscape. Each port offers something unique: serene sand beaches, lush rainforests, vibrant wildlife, storied colonial towns and rich Māori traditions. Between inspiring shore excursions and tranquil days at sea - with onboard lectures and enriching activities - this journey immerses travellers in the astonishing diversity and warm hospitality of New Zealand’s people, cultures and most renowned natural wonders

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Día 10. Wellington

New Zealand’s capital, Wellington, blends culture and natural beauty. Tucked between the harbour and the hills on the North Island, this small city boasts cool galleries, great coffee and relaxed craft beer spots. Te Papa, the national museum, immerses visitors in New Zealand's history and Maori culture. Movie tours in “Wellywood” offer glimpses of Middle Earth and beyond. The pine forest trail winds to the top of Mount Victoria for city views

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Lord of the Rings & Weta Workshop Experience

3,5 horas

This tour covers Wellington like no other tour. From the heart of the city to the historic suburbs and through to Miramar (nicknamed ‘Wellywood’). This is the heart of the New Zealand film industry with major projects going on such as the Avatar sequels & Mortal Engines. Your enthusiastic guide will tell stories and answer any questions you may have. You will soon discover why Sir Peter Jackson chose Wellington and New Zealand as the home of Middle Earth. We start with a short picturesque drive through the heart of Wellington City - Along the Waterfront, past Te Papa National Museum and through Oriental & Evans Bay to 'Wellywood' the home of Weta Studios Weta Studios - The Weta Workshop Experience offers a peek into the magic of Weta and the many films they have worked on. Visitors are given an insight into the movies Weta is best known for, as well as given an insight to processes, creative and innovative thinking that goes on within the walls of our facilities, told by members of the talented crew from the workshop floor, using the props, models and weapons they helped make for the movies. Descriptive boards are displayed throughout the tour, describing the process used for different disciplines, such as Armour & Costumes, Weapons & Props, Creatures & Make-up FX, Miniatures & Models, Conceptual Art and Merchandise. The Exhibition space will also reveal the history of Weta Workshop and what we have been busy with over the past 20 years. Mt Victoria Film Locations - A short drive from Miramar is the site where filming of the Lord of the Rings first started. We take a stroll through the picturesque forest of the ‘Outer Shire’ where Frodo and the Hobbits began their journey. There were many scenes filmed here including the ‘Race to the Ferry’ and the famous ‘Get off the Road’ scene. Learn how the films were made while we visit scenes and locations right in the heart of Wellington City. Return to the wharf via the City. A drop-off in the city after the morning tour is available on request.