Joanna James
Travelling around New Zealand can be a real adventure! Our very own 'Middle Earth' is rugged and beautiful alongside the vast development and efficiency of infrastructure, getting around won't be too taxing at all.
Car rentals are popular means of travelling around New Zealand, renting a car gives freedom to travel where one wants. There are many car rental firms in New Zealand, so it won't be a difficult task to pick the correct vehicle to suit your needs.
If a car is not an option, for longer trips try looking at renting a campervan. It would be more suited for longer trips with families or friends. Renting a campervan will yield the best outdoor adventure and possibly even save a bit of money on your end by halving accommodation costs. Campervans can be obtained in an assortment of dimensions, facilities, and prices. If you like the freedom to camp free anywhere in New Zealand, one needs a self-contained vehicle that is certified.
The National Coach can be a good option for solo travel. The only completely national bus service in New Zealand is InterCity. They provide affordable bus tickets to many cities and towns in New Zealand. They have an extensive bus network and is an efficient means of public transport in New Zealand. Plus, passes can be bought to save a bit of cash if you solely depend on the bus for your travels.
Travelling alone? but would also like to experience journeying with a group? then opt for a bus tour. Usually, a bus tour will follow fixed routes around New Zealand. Bus tours can be the ultimate stress-free means of exploring New Zealand within a limited time. Bus tours are generally all-inclusive and provide lodging and meals. All kinds of activities can be included as well. It is a good way to tour with like-minded people and make new friends. All this minus the stress, as your itinerary is sorted out for you. Nevertheless, this can also mean that bus tours can be pricier than other forms of travel.
Hop-on-hop-off buses are similar to a bus tour, and have a fixed route but permit travellers to get off at locations along the route. Passengers can stay as long as they want in each location and can grab another bus later. It is a bit more flexible than a bus tour. Activities and accommodation are recommended but not obligatory. So, you can pick from any of the major hotel chains, such as those from the Minor Hotels. Furthermore, you are in control of your meals. To know more information about this method of travel around New Zealand, check out the many companies that offer these services, and take your pick. Each company offers a broad range of trips and deals, so take time to research before making any bookings.
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