Destination: New Zealand
Stay Auckland - Upper North Island Bay of Islands - Upper North Island Rotorua - Upper North Island Taupo - Upper North Island Wellington - Upper North Island Napier - Upper North Island New Plymouth - Upper North Island Christchurch - Lower North Island Blenheim - Lower North Island Mount Cook - Lower North Island Nelson - Lower North Island Westland National Park - Lower North Island Queenstown - Lower North Island Dunedin - Lower North Island Invercargill - Lower North Island Te Anau - Lower North Island Wanaka - Lower North Island	Prices Prices are for a double room, excluding breakfast and GST. Motels Motels in New Zealand are generally a most acceptable form of accommodations. They usually have kitchen (self-catering) facilities in each room unit rather than a central dining room, although breakfast may be provided to units on request. Holiday Parks The term holiday park usually indicates a camping ground for both tents and motorhomes and there are usually a number of cabins and/or tourist apartments for rent as well. Guests may be required to provide their own bed-linen, cutlery, and utensils. Facilities such as washing rooms and lighting range from the basic to the quite luxurious. Booking Ahead Regardless of your choice of accommodations, remember that the summer season, from October through to April, is the busiest time. Most hotels are full in February and March, and most motels tend to be full in December and January. Booking ahead for these months at least, as well as during New Zealand's school and public holidays, is advisable.	COUNTRY New Zealand   Viewing   Top Ten   What To See   Where To ...     Eat & Drink     Stay     Shop     Take The Kids     Be Entertained     What's On When   Practical Matters REGION CITIES MAPS World Europe TRAVEL BOOK Book Info Order Online