Easter Escape 11 day/10 night tour ex Christchurch
There is still space on this Inspired NZ "Easter Escape" ex Christchurch - departing 27 March
This 11 day/10 night tour starts and finishes in Christchurch and is designed around Easter to take you to exciting places very few know about from $3620pp* (maximum group size 15).
The tour includes:
✔ Christchurch, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Gore, Invercargill, Clyde, Naesby, Geraldine.
✔ Return airport Transfers in Christchurch.
✔ 10 nights in centrally located accommodation including Breakfast daily (B).
✔ Modern air conditioned vehicle as per Itinerary outline.
✔ 5x Dinners, 2x Lunches.
Sightseeing includes
✔ Pleasant Point Rail
✔ Oamaru Victorian Precinct
✔ Toito Museum
✔ Larnach Castle
✔ Olveston House
✔ Croydon Aviation Museum
✔ Eastern Southland Art Gallery
✔ Transport World Invercargill
✔ Alexandra Easter Markets
✔ Hayes Engineering
T's&C's apply call us now on 06 878 8858 to find out more!
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