Discover the wild heart of New Zealand on this exclusive famil, where you’ll explore all six must-see West Coast icons across a breathtaking 600km stretch of rugged coastline. From the ancient Oparara Arches and the dramatic Pancake Rocks & Blowholes, to the serene beauty of Lake Brunner and the turquoise waters of the Hokitika Gorge - this is your chance to experience the Coast’s most iconic landscapes. Stand in awe of Glacier Country, home to the mighty Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers, and journey into the remote wilderness of Haast, a UNESCO World Heritage Area.
Ōpārara Arches, Karamea
The lush rainforests of the Ōpārara Basin, near Karamea, are the gateway to an incredible underground world.
Pancake Rocks & Blowholes, Punakakiki
A short, well-formed loop track leads to viewing platforms above the Pancake Rocks and the spectacular blowhole action at Punakaiki.
Lake Brunner / Kotuku Moana
Moana is a small lakeside settlement on the edge of Lake Brunner / Kotuku Moana ('sea of herons'), the largest lake on the West Coast.
Hokitika Gorge
The iconic turquoise waters flowing through the Hokitika Gorge are at their best on a clear blue sky day but always impressive.
Glacier Country, Franz Josef & Fox Glaciers
Lift off on a spectacular helicopter flight up onto the ice for a bucket list experience on the twin glaciers of Fox and Franz Josef.
Haast, World Heritage Area
Haast is the gateway to the vast UNESCO-acclaimed Te Wahipounamu South West New Zealand World Heritage Area.
Starts: Tuesday, 23 September in Queenstown
Ends: Sunday, 28 September in Christchurch
Number of seats: 9
Additional notes: Please arrive in Queenstown on Monday 22 September, as the famil starts early on Tuesday 23rd.
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Travel Note:
Please avoid booking any travel departing from Christchurch before 4:00pm on Sunday, 28 September. This allows for any unforeseen travel delays and ensures a smoother end to the trip. We appreciate your understanding.
This is your chance to become an expert on the West Coast! Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity.
Registrations close Friday, 11 July 2025.