The Ultimate Lord of the Rings Tour: A 60th Anniversary Celebration

Hobbiton™ in Matamata, New Zealand.  Photo courtesy of New Zealand Tourism/Ian Brodie

What to expect on this itinerary

On your 11-day New Zealand tour.  Zicasso, together with a fellowship of Lord of the Rings experts in Middle Earth, has forged the One Tour to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the epic Lord of the Rings series. This customizable journey showcases New Zealand’s quintessential destinations while celebrating the iconic filming locations. Traverse the majesty of Middle Earth the way Tolkien imagined it and the way Peter Jackson captured it.

Countries Visited

New Zealand

Places Visited

 Hobbiton,  Rotorua,  Wellington,  Queenstown,  Wanaka, Auckland

Suggested Duration

11 Days

Customizable Itinerary

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Day 1

Auckland – Arrive With One Ring

The flight descends into Auckland as the harbors below are decorated with rolling sails. Arrive in the City of Sails and already you will see the spectacular beauty of New Zealand at the edges of the, soon to be experienced, wonders of Middle Earth. Sky Tower, the Southern Hemisphere’s tallest freestanding building, adds deeper dimension to the Auckland skyline. The harbors that surround the city give the bustling urban life a border of pristine sails and calm blue water. Today, Auckland is the world's largest Polynesian city, New Zealand’s cultural melting pot, giving the area an eclectic array of restaurants, shops, and architecture.

For a fabulous tour of the city you can cruise the glistening waters of the Waitemata Harbour on Fullers Harbour Cruise. The sweet ocean water splashes up into the breeze. The wind blows around your cheeks as you view the city's best-known landmarks with commentary from the knowledgeable crew. Whether a tour of land or sea, you will feel the light breeze cool Queen Street and protect it from the warm sun. The scent of rich coffee and fresh sweet brioche will emanate from the variety of cafes, and you will be ready to settle into New Zealand and carry the One Ring to the ends of the earth.

While in Auckland you will enjoy the five-star accommodation of the Langham Hotel Auckland. The Langham Hotel is a serene retreat in the center of Auckland’s vibrant urban life. The rooms are filled with classic charm and the amenities are innovative providing optimum comfort, including the Langham Service Stylists, similar to a butler, that deliver service with poise and efficiency. The opulent reception area is filled with glitz and warmly welcoming. The domed ceiling gives the room an open feeling as the multi-tiered chandelier gives tremendous light to the vibrantly decorated carpet below. Step inside and step into luxury.

Optional Activities:

Auckland Museum – Maori Cultural Performance and Gallery Tour

Experience the history and cultural diversity of Auckland in the largest and most valuable collection of Maori treasures in the world at the Auckland Museum.  Over 1,000 artifacts are displayed in the gallery. The Maori cultural performance is recognized as one of the leading Maori cultural experiences in New Zealand and is at ready to be seen.

Fullers Harbour Cruise

Traverse the beautiful waters of Auckland’s Waitemata Harbour and learn about the city's best-loved landmarks as the knowledgeable crew fills the open air with commentary and trivia. The cruise includes a brief stopover at volcanic Rangitoto where you can wander through New Zealand’s youngest island.

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Day 2

Koura – Step into Middle Earth

Day 3

Rotorua – The Depths of Mordor

Day 4

Wellington – The Middle of Middle Earth

Day 5

Wellington – Shield, Swords, and Scenery

Day 6

Wellington – Helms Deep Will Never Fall

Day 7

Queenstown – Over the Mountains

Day 8

Queenstown – Where Nazgul Once Roamed

Day 9

Wanaka – Unspoiled (Middle) Earth

Day 10

Wanaka – Forests and Rivers

Day 11

Wanaka – The One Tour’s End

Trip Highlights

  • Uncover hard to reach filming locations by private helicopter and have exclusive access to movie costumes, weapons, and props in Queenstown
  • Transport to Middle Earth during a full day private Lord of the Rings tour in Wellington including a helicopter ride and lunch at a New Zealand winery
  • Learn how the creatures, weapons, and props for the films were created from an insider during the private after-hours tour of Weta Workshop
  • Visit the hobbits’ favorite haunts on a behind-the-scenes private tour of the Hobbiton set
  • Stay at luxury hotels, including New Zealand’s only Lord of the Rings-themed room for a complete hobbit experience.
  • Customize your trip with a variety of optional excursions that showcase the best of New Zealand.

Detailed Description

The enticement of the One Ring calls you on this 11-day adventure that gives you Tolkien’s imaginative world of Middle Earth within the stunning reality of New Zealand’s landscapes. Celebrate the 60th Anniversary of the Lord of the Rings trilogy luxuriously with Dwarves, Elves, Hobbits, humans and more that populate the diverse landscapes. From the towering peak of Mount Doom to the vast plains of Rohan, this journey through Middle Earth is more than just a vacation, it is an adventure that “YOU SHALL NOT PASS” up.

Begin your tremendous journey through Middle Earth in Auckland, New Zealand where the city welcomes you with open arms and fabulous luxury. Depart for Rotorua where you will experience a delightful behind-the-scenes tour of Hobbiton, the shire that Frodo called home as the nefarious terrain of Mordor sits in the geothermal wonderland just beyond the city.

Continue on to Wellington where the famous Weta Workshop is situated. An after hours tour of the workshop brings you on a private guided exploration of the facility’s massive collection with an actual Weta technician. While in Wellington, you will also experience a full day of private Lord of the Rings tour, taking you to exceptional filming locations such as Rivendell and Minas Tirith, followed by lunch in the serene surroundings of a leading New Zealand winery, and finishing in the film production center of Miramar.

Your adventure continues on the South Island as you land in Queenstown. The alpine city located at the foothills of the Southern Alps brings the adventure of the Lord of the Rings along with the beauty of Middle Earth. You will venture to the extraordinary nature outside of Queenstown on a scenic helicopter flight around some of Middle Earth’s most notable sights, including the rocky ground of Helm’s Deep. The terrain is rigid and tough to reach by any other means. Weapons from previous clashes can still be found in this land (at the tour’s final secret location), giving you a perfect opportunity to set down, explore, and grasp a sword, axe, or bow used in an epic battle.

Once you make your way to Wanaka, the time is yours to do with as you please, from relaxing along the lake to jet boating along the river, but any choice you make is sure to be enchanting and spotlight the ineffable beauty of Tolkien’s Middle Earth. Settle into the one of a kind hobbit inspired accommodation in the Barlimans Room, where the hobbit-hole that you can call home makes your earlier presence in the shire feel more appropriate than ever.

Your adventure through Tolkien’s imagination and Jackson’s enrapturing films is innate in New Zealand’s stunning scenery, giving it the true setting as Middle Earth in its natural beauty and inviting atmosphere.

Note: Zicasso and “The Ultimate Lord of the Rings Tour" are not affiliated with, or sponsored or endorsed by, Middle-earth Enterprises, The Saul Zaentz Company, New Line Cinema, WingNut Films.

Starting Price

$4,500 per person (excluding international flights)

Your Zicasso trip is fully customizable, and this sample itinerary is a starting place for your travel plans. Actual costs are dynamic, and your selection of accommodations and activities, your season of travel, and other such variables will bring this budget guideline up or down. Throughout your planning experience with your Zicasso specialist, your itinerary is designed around your budget. You can book your trip when you are satisfied with every detail. Planning your trip with a Zicasso travel specialist is a free service.

What's Included

  • Accommodations
  • In-country transportation
  • Some or all activities and tours
  • Expert trip planning
  • 24x7 support during your trip

Your final trip cost will vary based on your selected accommodations, activities, meals, and other trip elements that you opt to include.

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Travel Agent Review: New Zealand, Auckland, Queenstown, Hobbiton, Bungee Jumping, 10-Day Family Trip

Our family of four traveled to New Zealand for eleven days. We used this travel company to help us book our trip. I had an idea of where we wanted to go and what we wanted to do, so based on that the travel company came up with an itinerary. We went through a lot of iterations to maximize our time and choose activities that were aligned to my family's interest. We finally went with this company as the travel planner seemed very flexible on changing and adding things for us. He was on the phone or email and helped put the plan together. During the process, we were not happy with our accommodation he had chosen for us and when we put in our deposit I specifically asked him to keep a look out. But, he started pressurizing us in going with his chosen motel in Queenstown, as it was a busy period and that was the last room remaining. We told him we found an Airbnb, but he asked us to throw that idea out as they are not reliable in NZ. We then finally went with him, though again reminding him to continue to find a better accommodation. We never heard from him on that matter. Our first night in Auckland, we had made our own accommodation plan, the rest were all through our travel planner. Our second night we got dropped at an Inn in Rotorua after our visit to Hobbiton. We were absolutely shocked at the room we were booked into. It was small, not a place we would have ever chosen, basic amenities only, tiny for a family of four grown ups/adults, stuffy and insects/spiders on our bed. We immediately called our travel planner and we started off a series of conversations to start changing our rooms, especially for Queenstown where we were planning to stay for the last five days of our trip. We told him we wanted our trip to end well and we found hotel rooms available on a travel website. He told us to hold on, meet him at Christchurch (we were flying in the next day) and we could discuss more. He also promised to start looking. We had been booked into a motel in Christchurch, and the lady who showed us to our room also mentioned that the room was too small for our family. But that was what our trip planner had us booked into. He came to take us out to dinner (a dinner he asked us out to, but he made us pay for our share!) and we clearly told him what we were used to and either he changes or we were happy to make the bookings. He asked us to wait and give him time till the end of the next day and he would have answers for us. We told him at least to start looking at an upgrade (bigger apartments in the same chain). We were booked into the same chain motel, in Queenstown too.  Anyway, next day he emailed us saying sorry too late to cancel. That was it, no mention of upgrade and nothing else. We went through our stay, completely unhappy, and felt duped. We felt more upset as he did not bother to check in with us after that email. IF he had at least called, texted or emailed to say sorry or ask how we were doing I totally would have understood. But since he did not I feel confident he totally duped us. Another reason we feel that way is because, he booked us expensive tours and tickets, he booked us a fancy dinner reservation for New Year’s Eve, so that means he kind of had an idea on what we expected. But he never asked us about choices for stay or gave a break up for hotel stay (we did ask for it) and one more thing is glaring at us, now that we are looking back. He started us off at better accommodations, we can say that as we see our first few itineraries, and also we saw those places during our visit. But towards the end, to make money out of us, he tricked us by changing the itinerary and booked us cheap accommodations. Our trip ended with us having a bad taste and constantly wondering if we should not have trusted him and done this on our own. So we sadly have a very negative feeling about our experience with this travel company. They charged us ultra premium for the entire trip, but the actual accommodations were totally not consistent with it. We have ended up overpaying and not getting that level of experience.

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Travel Agent Review: Luxury Tahiti, Australia & New Zealand Vacation, Mo'orea, Papeete, Port Douglas, Various Tours & Activities

We were 3 couples from New York looking to plan a trip of alifetime visiting French Polynesia, New Zealand, and Australia. Welooked at cruises, land tours offered by tour companies and couldn't find anitinerary that captured all of the bucket list items each of us had. Icompleted a Zicasso travel questionnaire and they connected us with a travel plannerfrom this travel company.  Our travel planner was phenomenal from the start - responsive, attentive,understood our travel objectives and immediately began putting together anitinerary for us. With us in New York and our travel planner based in New Zealand you mightthink the time difference would complicate the planning process - not at all.We worked collaboratively over the phone, text, and email planning our trip (aU.S. number was provided so there was no international communication charges).Our planner drafted an itinerary (including destinations and air flights); offeredtour options, suggestions and recommendations; and wherever possible providedsmall personal tours. With our travel plan nearly complete we decided to dropone of our destinations (Melbourne) and add a new destination (AyersRock/Uluru). In order to make this work the Australia part of our itinerary hadto be reworked. No problem at all - our travel planner quickly had all of the hotel, flight,tour and transport arrangements made and the pricing finalized. Our finalvacation plan had us traveling almost 4 weeks visiting Moorea, Auckland,Rotorua, Queenstown (NZ), Cairns/Port Douglas, Ayers Rock, and Sydney - allwith amazing tours to enrich and highlight our destinations. 

About 2-3 weeks before our trip we received our detailed electronicitinerary complete with flight, hotel, tour, and transport (to/fromhotel & airport) information. Also provided was travel tips for each of thecountries being visited and local contact information should we have any issuesat all during our journey.

Our trip started in Moorea where we stayed at a Resort and Spa. The pool was closed due to renovation - something we and our travel planner did not know when the reservation was made and found out about 3 weeks prior to arrival - but the hotel provided us a room credit and upgraded our accommodations to an OTW bungalow. The hotel beach was beautiful, accommodations amazing, staff warm & friendly and our stay in Moorea incredible - would highly recommend this island and hotel. While in Moorea we did two tours - Private Sailing Cruise on the Taboo - Half Day, and Private 4WD Safari Tour - Half Day. I would recommend both tours but the Sailing Cruise on the Taboo was exceptional and highly recommended.  

From Moorea our next destination was New Zealand - we spent an evening in Papeete, Tahiti to catch an early morning flight to Auckland. The hotel in Papeete we stayed at - we would not recommend this hotel at all. It was dated, very low level exterior nighttime lighting, and a host of other problems and issues. I strongly suggest staying at a better hotel on the outskirts of town.  

Our New Zealand itinerary was magnificent. In Auckland we stayed at a Hotel (highly recommend) and took the Auckland Luxury Day Tour. We enjoyed the tour and our guides (our primary guide and driver and our Maori guide) - Our primary guide was excellent (knowledgeable, informative and fun) and our Maori guide flavored the tour with Maori history, culture and traditions. Our next tour was a coach tour taking us from Auckland to Rotorua stopping along the way at Hobbiton and Waitomo. Hobbiton was beautiful and although the six of us did not read the books or see the movies we all loved the tour, the beautiful landscape, and the stories provided by our guide. The Waitomo caves and glowworms is something you should see but we found the tour groups large and clustered to close together making it difficult to hear the guides. Our day ended in Rotorua where we stayed at a lakeside hotel - a nice hotel located on Lake Rotorua. In Rotorua  we did a Geothermal Hotspots and Boat Cruise. This was a small personal tour and our tour guide was excellent providing the history, insight and science to this geothermal park. That evening we attended a tour of a Tamaki Maori Village, dinner, and a cultural show - a fun time had by all. Our last stop in New Zealand was Queenstown where we stayed at a beautiful and charming hotel - located on a hill top overlooking the lake and walking distance to town - we loved our stay here and highly recommend this hotel. From Queenstown we did the Milford Sound Nature Cruise - this is a long day with a lot of hours riding the coach bus but the cruise and beautiful landscapes are well worth it. Our last tour out of Queenstown was the Dart River Jet Safari. Our tour bus driver to the start station and river was fun, knowledgeable, and very passionate about the beautiful natural resources and landscapes of this wonderful country. The jet boat part of the tour was exhilarating with scenic stops coupled with jet spins and zooming down the scenic river. From Queenstown we left New Zealand for Cairns/Port Douglas Australia.

Australia was incredible. Our first stop was Port Douglas. Here we stayed at a Resort and Spa – a boutique type hotel that was just a few minute walk to the town and restaurants. We loved our poolside rooms and enjoyed the pool after a day of touring – definitely recommend this hotel. Our first tour here was where we explored Daintree National Park. As we cruised the river, hiked in the rain forest, walked the beaches, and toured the park, our tour guide was terrific providing information and  insight into the cultural history, the ecosystem, wildlife, and plant life. From the rain forest one day to the Great Barrier Reef the next - here we experienced the reef - Outer Reef and Snorkel Tour. Our tour group of 10 boarded the beautiful catamaran and was greeted by the captain and two mates. It was the crew that made this day fun and special. There were some that were apprehensive about swimming/snorkeling the reef - they took the time and patience to make sure everyone was comfortable and had the opportunity to enjoy this magnificent experience. The next morning was a very early start to catch our 6:25am flight to Ayers Rock. At Ayers Rock where we stayed had a beautiful room with a view of Uluru. Given the early start, we had a chance to relax and enjoy the pools our first day here. Two of our friends did the helicopter tour of Uluru in the early evening and thoroughly enjoyed the spectacular views from the air. The next morning we did the Desert Tour Including Breakfast with our guide. We enjoyed a pre-dawn breakfast and witnessed the beautiful sunrise over the desert and Uluru, and then toured Uluru where our guide told us about the history, culture, people, and geology of this incredible landmark. That night we enjoyed the A Night at the Field of Light with the Dinner tour. Here we were able to see the breathtaking views of Uluru across the desert at dusk and the sunsetting on Kata Tjuta, enjoyed an outdoor buffet dinner, and walked the pathways through the Field of Light - a wonderful way to cap the end of our last night at Uluru. Our last destination - the beautiful city of Sydney. Here we stayed at a Sydney Harbour  hotel - a beautiful boutique hotel with friendly attentive staff, delicious food, and is walking distance to many restaurants and city attractions. Our first tour, was a full day tour that took us to the Featherdale Wildlife Park (where we were able to feed kangaroos and pet koalas) and tour Blue Mountains National Park. Unfortunately the weather did not cooperate and due to the cloud cover we were only able to get a glimpse of this beautiful park. We did get to see kangaroos in the wild and our tour guide made the outing fun and informative. Our last tour of this incredible journey was the Full Day Sydney Including Harbour Sailing tour. The tour included all the key city points of interest, and a pretty drive through the suburbs to Bondi Beach, all insightfully narrated by our guide. Our tour continued with a sailboat cruise around Sydney harbor. We had some on and off rain during the cruise but the captain made the trip enjoyable with his knowledge, tidbits of information, and stories about the surrounding harbor sites and homes.  From the tropical Port Douglas; the deserts of Uluru; to the harbor, sites and mountains of Sydney - this was an amazing Australian adventure.  

There were many moving parts to this trip of a lifetime, and everything executed like precision clock work. I have to complement our travel planner and her attention to detail for the seamless execution that allowed us to fully enjoy this amazing journey. What also made this special were the tours - most of our tours were small personal tours of  6-10 in very comfortable luxury vehicles with guides that were engaging, knowledgeable, friendly and made the experience both informative and fun. 

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Luxury Fiji & New Zealand Tour Review:Auckland, Waitomo Caves, Hobbiton, Rotorua, Christchurch, Trans Alpine Railway, Snorkeling
Overall, we were happy with the itinerary and the hotel choices (details about each location below). All the transitions were smooth and hassle free. Fiji Sofitel was a great choice for us. The accommodations were clean, comfortable, and with views. The staff were all super friendly and approachable. There was even free laundry facilities. The lounge area and pool were superb. We loved the complimentary breakfast (lots of fresh fruit and pastries). Dinners at the buffet were OK, good food and service, but nothing special. We also appreciated how close Sofitel was to the port so we could go there for dinner as well. We did take a snorkeling day trip with a travel company partner in Fiji used by this travel company, which was fun. Fortunately the weather was good that day. The main downside of Sofitel (and all of the nearby hotels) is that the beach and water are not really good (thank goodness Sofitel had a nice pool area). If we were to go back to Fiji, we would probably want to explore more of the remote islands. Auckland Scenic Hotels was again a great choice for us. The central location was great, and the room was clean and comfortable. We thought that having both the bus tour and the cruise was maybe too much guided touring of the city. Jeff enjoyed the bus tour because it gave us a chance to get oriented and check out some of the different areas which we may not have had a chance to get to otherwise. We probably could have done without the Harbor Cruise, though. Both the Waitomo caves and Hobbiton tours were better than we expected. However it was a very long day on the bus with many transfers. Too bad the sites are so far away in New Zealand! Rotorua Ibis Rotorua was again a good choice for us. Clean and comfortable, with a nice location. One of the things we really enjoyed was the walk along the lake. We were pleasantly surprised to come across geothermal features right along the hike. We enjoyed the morning at Te Puia. We probably could have spent more of the morning there (and maybe skipped the Agrodome and/or Rainbow Springs). Rainbow Springs looks like a great place to take families, but we could have probably done without. The Mitai experience overall was enjoyable but did not feel authentic, and honestly the food was not good. I'm not sure if any of the other Hangi dinner experiences are any different, but I expected more (especially given the cost!) Christchurch Of all the places we stayed, we thought the Cotswold was the worst experience. Although it looks cute from the outside, the rooms are kind of frumpy and the walls are thin. The staff in the lobby were not particularly friendly or helpful, and the location was not ideal (a bit of a walk to Merivale and far from downtown Christchurch). The TranzAlpine trip was wonderful! Probably not something we would have known to book for ourselves - so it was a treat. The weather cooperated! Franz Josef Punga Grove was a great place with very friendly staff and clean/comfortable rooms. We enjoyed doing hikes around the area. Although we weren't able to go with the guided tour, we went on several of the self-guided hikes, which were nice. Queenstown The Copthorne has a nice lobby, nice rooms, and gorgeous views. Strangely, the hallways were very dingy looking. The tour with the travel company partner in New Zealand used by these travel specialists to Milford sound was great (and seemed like to best tour company). Our driver was Maori, and told us about the legends in both Mauri and English! Although this was also a long bus day, the tour company's bus was more comfortable than other buses we had been on. The Milford Sound experience was also very nice. In general - as I mentioned earlier, all the transfers and pick-ups went very smoothly. We're were a little surprised that our airline seats were not pre-assigned, and we didn't have the ability to pick out the seats for some of the airlines. Is this typical for the airlines (e.g. Air Pacific)?

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New Zealand Vacation Review, North & South Islands, Rotorua, Hobbiton, Queenstown, Hiking, Museum In Auckland

Our trip planner did a great job planning and organizing our trip.   We knew what we liked and she planned a trip taking into consideration every aspect of our likes desires. She listened and was patient with all my questions and the fact that we were meeting from 2 different countries. 

We hiked, and toured both the North Island and South Island, and both had vastly different adventures to offer.  We even had a day to explore and plan on our own.

- Highly recommend Hobbiton and Rotorua. The mineral springs were so relaxing after a day of hiking 

- Queenstown was a small lake tourist town but it did not feel like a tourist town.  Jet boat and the Luge was amazing

The War memorial in Auckland was a must see  

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South Pacific Vacation Review: Australia & New Zealand, Aukland, Sydney, Wellington, Rotorua, Hobbiton, Doubtful Sound

~~I retired and my wife and I decided it was time to take the trip to New Zealand and Australia that we had been talking about for quite some time.  I discovered Zicasso while doing my initial research for the trip and decided to give it a try, in addition to the many standard tours we were looking into.  I had many different firms provide proposals and after doing my due diligence I settled on this firm.

Our agent listened and consistently provided options and insights that resulted in a month long itinerary that promised to deliver the experiences we were looking for.  She was a pleasure to deal with.

We spent two weeks in New Zealand beginning in Auckland, moving south through Hobbiton and Rotorua where we gained a deep appreciation for the Maori people and their culture.  Then on to Wellington the capital.  The ferry to Picton and the train to Christchurch were inspiring.  Then we drove from Christchurch to Mt. Cook and then on to Queenstown.  The night we spent on Doubtful Sound was the all-around highlight of the trip.  All throughout the tour guides, drivers and accommodations exceeded expectations.  Then we were on to Australia where our first stop was Sydney.  Alongside the Opera House and the Harbor Bridge a highlight was a half day guided tour of the city in a 1964 Holden.  Then we were on to Cairns and Port Douglas where the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest awaited.  Our day on the Reef was extraordinary.  Snorkeling off the beach at Low Isle was an experience to remember.  Our day on the Daintree River and in the rainforest was unforgettable.  While driving we stopped as a male cassowary and four chicks crossed the road and disappeared into to the bush.  Now we were on to Ayers Rock where the magic of Uluru awaited.  The Sounds of Silence dinner in the desert as the sun set with Uluru in the distance and didgeridoo in the background was magical.  As our time was growing short we were off to Melbourne where we joined a tour on the Great Ocean Road.  Wow, the Twelve Apostles and the coast exceeded our expectations.  What a great place.  Only matched, maybe outdone by the hosts of the B&B’s we stayed at.  We’re not big B&B folks, but the Lock Ard and Little River B&Bs were perfect and we will try more in the future. 

Our agent had truly delivered a trip of a lifetime.

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Luxury New Zealand Vacation Review: Auckland, Rotorua, Christchurch, Queenstown, Hobbiton, Greymouth, Lake Mauraki, Milford Sound

We had an absolutely fantastic trip to New Zealand. We spent two weeks visiting Auckland, Hobbiton, Rotorua, Christchurch, Greymouth, Hotika, Lake Mauraki, and Queenstown. We decided to go without knowing much about the country - just that LoTR was filmed there, and we had several friends who had gone and enjoyed themselves. While searching around on the web, I stumbled upon Zicasso, which led us to the travel agent we used.

Within a day, I had a proposal for an itinerary. We then worked with Kate at this New Zealand travel company, going back and forth in email and on the phone to customize and get a great trip planned.

Kate is an expert, and built the perfect itinerary. She listened to what we wanted, and made great suggestions, adjustments, etc. We ended up having an amazing time and everything came off without a hitch. Kate was super easy to work with, provided a ton of information, and made everything work. We modified our dates in order to get better flight prices, and Kate made all the adjustments without any trouble.

I was very satisfied with Zicasso, and would highly recommend this New Zealand travel agency.

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