Glaciers, fjords and the world's darkest skies.
Curated Journeys
The cuisine in New Zealand is fresh, uncomplicated and closely tied to local produce. Travellers can enjoy fresh seafood, succulent lamb, gourmet cheese, cafe-style breakfasts, bakery treats, farm-to-fork meals and excellent wines. Coastal areas are a great source of seafood, while Marlborough, Hawke's Bay and Central Otago are the country's leading wine and vineyard regions.
Dining is never a concern for Indian tourists in major cities such as Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown, where vegetarian cuisine is widely available at restaurants and cafes throughout the country.
Travenza tip: Set aside an evening for a Central Otago wine trail near Queenstown, the region's cool-climate wines are worth savouring slowly.
The culture of New Zealand is peaceful, warm and deeply connected to nature, shaped by rich Māori traditions, hospitable people, an outdoor lifestyle and a strong commitment to sustainable tourism. Traditional dances, storytelling, hangi feasts, carving, weaving and visits to Māori cultural villages offer tourists genuine insight into the country's heritage.
Beyond Māori culture, travellers can enjoy farmers' markets, wineries, small-town cafes, galleries and seaside communities that reflect the relaxed, peaceful lifestyle of the Kiwis.
Travenza tip: Spend time in Rotorua for genuine Māori cultural experiences alongside the geothermal sights, it's one of the best places in the country to do so.
Shopping in New Zealand is all about natural, locally made and high-quality products. Travellers can pick up woollen garments, merino clothing, scarves, jackets, blankets and outdoor wear, along with locally made skincare featuring manuka honey, lanolin and other natural ingredients.
Other popular buys include manuka honey, chocolates, New Zealand wine, handmade soaps, pottery, wooden crafts, jewellery, artwork and Māori-inspired handicrafts.
Travenza tip: Auckland and Wellington are the best spots for New Zealand wool, sheepskin and Māori-inspired crafts, rather than the smaller towns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Between 10 to 14 days are considered suitable for a first visit to New Zealand, allowing enough time to take in the prominent sights of both the North and South Islands.
Absolutely. Milford Sound, the picturesque views at Queenstown and Lake Tekapo, and the country's wine regions are romantic settings in New Zealand that are perfect for couples.
Yes, New Zealand is family-friendly, offering secure cities, enjoyable outdoor activities for kids, rural farm experiences, underground caves, scenic drives and leisure travel opportunities.
Yes, Indian citizens need a New Zealand Visitor Visa before visiting the country.
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