New Zealand

New Zealand is a country in which nature rules, so lovers of outdoor activities and extremes will definitely like it here. Geysers, beaches, grottoes, rivers, glaciers and lakes - all this is stored almost in its original form, because environmental movement is widespread.

Unforgettable journey by modern ferry

New Zealand is a state located in the southwest Pacific Ocean. Most of the territory is made up of two large islands - South and North, which are separated by the Cook Strait. This arrangement determines the high development of water transport. Comfortable ships run daily, allowing you to not only get to the right location, but also enjoy stunning landscapes and the pacifying noise of the waves of the Pacific Ocean.

Main routes

From South Island to North and back can be reached by three ferries that run daily. The crossing is served by Interislander. On board passengers expect excellent service, in particular, all kinds of entertainment for adults and children, cafes, access to wi-fi. There are 11 flights every day, but their number may depend on the weather conditions and the season, so tickets should be booked in advance so as not to be mistaken.

Popular flights include the following:

• Picton - Wellington (travel time - 3 hours 30 minute, ship runs three times a day)
• Auckland - Wayheck (the crossing takes only 40 minutes, so ferries run every hour);
• Grace Barrier (Tryphena) - Auckland (4 hours 30 minutes) and others.
• Ferry services are provided by Stewart Island Experience, Sealink NZ, Interislander, Fuller's Ferry and Bluebridge.

Watching whales, practicing English, walking around cozy Wellington and burrowing Auckland, delighting with glaciers and mighty fjords - New Zealand is ready to offer travelers more and more. The main thing is to take care of tickets in advance, because even the nearest neighbor - Australia - is located at a distance of about 1200 kilometers, so it is important that the trip take place in comfortable conditions.