21 February – 07 March 2017 ITINERARY OVERVIEW

Nelson is a region rich in diversity and well known for its very broad arts community. The Abel National Park is a 30 minute drive from Nelson and boasts golden sand beaches and sparkling blue skies.

Arthur’s Pass is in the heart of the Southern Alps. Its high mountains with large scree slopes, steep gorges and wide braided rivers, straddle the main divide between Canterbury and the West Coast.

Banks Peninsula is a peninsula of volcanic origin teaming with wildlife and encompasses two large harbours and many smaller bays and coves. You will be rewarded with picturesque vistas at every turn from rolling hills to the sparkling water of the Pacific. The ’s largest city, Christchurch, is located north of the peninsula.

Wanaka is situated at the southern end of Lake and is the gateway to Mount Aspiring National Park. With its beautiful lake and mountain views, Wanaka is host to some of 's best outdoor recreation.

Queenstown is famous for its spectacular alpine scenery. Its lakeside location provides a beautiful setting and is the playground for adventure! It offers a variety of activities, yet also presents a wonderful haven in which to relax.

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 ITINERARY OVERVIEW

21 Feb 2017 ARRIVE , NEW ZEALAND Fly AUCKLAND to NELSON – Mahana

22 – 23 – 24 Feb 2017 Mahana

25 Feb 2017 Self Drive NELSON to ARTHUR'S PASS – Wilderness Lodge Arthur's Pass

26 Feb 2017 Wilderness Lodge Arthur's Pass

27 Feb 2017 Self Drive ARTHUR'S PASS to BANKS PENINSULA – Annandale

28 Feb 2017 Annandale

1 Mar 2017 Self Drive BANKS PENINSULA to CHRISTCHURCH Fly CHRISTCHURCH to QUEENSTOWN Helicopter Transfer QUEENSTOWN to WANAKA – Minaret Station

2 Mar 2017 Minaret Station

3 Mar 2017 Helicopter Transfer WANAKA to QUEENSTOWN – Eichardt's Private Hotel

4 – 5 – 6 Mar 2017 Eichardt's Private Hotel

7 Mar 2017 Fly QUEENSTOWN to AUCKLAND DEPART AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 FEATURING

Mahana , Nelson

Mahana, formerly known as Woollaston Estates, is an organic vineyard and winery located in the Nelson region. With modern Cellar Door’s and luxury Villa Accommodation, Mahana is now one of New Zealand’s premier winery destinations. Mahana Villa is a prime example of Pacific Modernism sitting at the apex of the 25 hectare Mahana Vineyard. Stay for a night or a week and enjoy exceptional hospitality.

http://mahanavilla.com/

Wilderness Lodge Arthur's Pass, Arthur's Pass

Nestled in mountain beech forest, midway between Greymouth and Christchurch. Wilderness Lodge Arthur's Pass offers comfort and warm hospitality in a spectacular mountain setting. The lodge has 24 Lodge rooms, an intimate restaurant, lounge, library and theatre for evening nature talks. Discover wild nature in the New Zealand mountains and experience life on our 3,000 hectare nature reserve and high country merino sheep station.

www.wildernesslodge.co.nz

Annandale, Banks Peninsula

Set among rugged landscape on the Banks Peninsula is Annandale. This historic farm features a variety of villas that each have their own character! Head out on a boat cruise to spot the Dolphins or take the mountain bikes to explore the farm. The working farm bounded by the sparkling waters of the Pacific completes the Annandale experience.

Seascape: The Seascape Villa is romantic luxury at its best! A beautiful One Bedroom villa set in a remote bay on the Annandale property.

www.annandale.com

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 Minaret Station, Wanaka

Minaret Station is a 65,000 acre private high country property with 25km lake frontage and adjoining Mt Aspiring National Park. It is also a working high country farm taking full advantage of the natural livestock benefits that stem from its isolated wilderness location. The property is isolated by having no road access. Surrounded by two large rivers, Lake Wanaka as well as Mount Aspiring National Park to the west, it creates the perfect frame for a true wilderness playground. There are four alpine chalets - luxuriously furnished with private deck, hot tub and king beds. The chalets are fanned out in front at 35m spacing for privacy, and linked to each other and the main building by a raised boardwalk. All meals will be served in the main lodge building.

*Please note there is no cellphone reception at this property.

www.minaretstation.com

Eichardt's Private Hotel, Queenstown

Situated in the heart of Queenstown on the lakefront, Eichardt’s is an impeccably restored heritage building. The hotel’s opulent interior is complete with open fires, antique furniture and stunning views of and mountain range. Guests can enjoy the nearby restaurants and bars in the evenings and during the day you’re just a stone’s throw from hikes, golfing on internationally renowned golf courses, jet boating and .

www.eichardts.com

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 ITINERARY Tuesday, 21 February 2017 Arrive Auckland, New Zealand – Nelson

9.20am Upon arrival into Auckland make your way at your own arrangements to domestic AA83 terminal to check in for your domestic flight. This is a walk of approximately 10 minutes or there are complimentary shuttles that depart approximately every 15 minutes.

12.55pm Fly AUCKLAND to NELSON on JQ375

2.20pm Upon arrival into Nelson, collect your rental vehicle at your own arrangements and make your way to Mahana. This is a drive of approximately 30 minutes.

We recommend you enjoy lunch before arriving at Mahana. There is the lovely Jellyfish at Mapua Wharf (this is a short drive of approximately 10 minutes from Mahana) or head into Nelson town to have lunch at one of the many cafes. *Please pay direct for lunch.

The remainder of the afternoon is at your leisure to relax and settle into your beautiful new surroundings.

ACCOMMODATION: Mahana: One Loft Suite, Double Occupancy incl. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Wednesday, 22 February 2017 Nelson

11.30am This morning you will meet with Michael Glover, the winemaker at Mahana. Enjoy a Private Winery Tour with barrel tastings, Michael will also share wonderful insights into the history of the industry and of the vineyard itself. After the tour you will be able to enjoy a lovely lunch in the restaurant.

*As you know the tariff for Mahana Villas included 1 x Lunch for 2 people, therefore the lunch is included. Please note, if they choose to have additional lunches on any other day while at Mahana there will be additional cost for this which will be pay direct.

2.30pm After lunch the remainder of the day is at your leisure. Approx.

ACCOMMODATION: Mahana: One Loft Suite, Double Occupancy incl. Breakfast INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: Private Winery Tour incl. Lunch

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 Thursday, 23 & Friday, 24 February 2017 Nelson

These days are at your leisure in Nelson. We recommend you enjoy some of the following optional activities:

• The Marlborough and Nelson Helicopter Experience: Depart in your private helicopter for a short flight to one of Nelson’s boutique vineyards. Here you land to sample and select a variety of fine wines to match your delicious lunch to come. The next leg takes you over the beautiful western coastline of the Marlborough Sounds to land on a rugged reef. Here you can try your luck at a spot of fishing! On a quiet beach your personal chef will prepare your catch and create a gourmet three-course lunch using only the freshest local produce. To top it all off, you will then track home via the Nelson ranges for a mountain landing, where you can toast to a truly unique and memorable day. *Duration approx. 6 hours (10.00am-4.00pm).

• D’Urville Island and Fishing Experience: Enjoy a scenic helicopter flight to D’Urville Island where you will enjoy helicopter reef fishing for the local Blue Cod. After you have caught lunch for today fly to the other side of the island where you will touch down and turn your fresh catch into Fish and Chips! *Duration approx. 5 hours (10.00am-3.00pm).

• Hiking in the : Kahurangi is one of New Zealand's newest national parks, and at 452,002 hectares it is also the second largest. Translated, its name has a number of meanings including 'treasured possession', an apt description of its wonderfully diverse natural and recreational values. In places it is an untracked wilderness, elsewhere a wonderful network of tracks lets you explore wild rivers, high plateaux and alpine herbfields, and coastal forests. *Duration approx. 5-6 hours (Departs: 8.30am).

• Explore the Abel Tasman National Park by Private Boat Charter: On this leisurely trip through the park you will experience some of the most magnificent coast line that New Zealand has to offer, where native bush meets golden sands and crystal clear waters are a play ground for birds, seals and dolphins. As you explore the coast your boat skipper will point out local seal colonies and secluded beach hideaways. If you would like to stop on the way at any beach, your skipper is at your service to make sure you experience the most that the Abel Tasman has to offer. Enjoy a gourmet lunch in a sheltered bay today. You can swim, snorkel, go ashore for a bush walk, or just relax on the boat while the crew prepares your lunch. You may also like to enjoy some kayaking with the on board kayaks. *Duration approx. 5 hours (Departs: 11.00am).

ACCOMMODATION: Mahana: One Loft Suite, Double Occupancy incl. Breakfast INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 Saturday, 25 February 2017 Nelson – Arthur's Pass

*Check out is at 10.00am, you are welcome to store your luggage until your departure.

Today make your way to Wilderness Lodge in Arthur’s Pass. This is a drive of approximately 4 hours and 30 minutes.

Enroute we recommend you make the following stop:

• Murchison: Here you may wish to visit Buller Gorge Swing Bridge, the largest swing bridge in New Zealand, or enjoy short bush walks and lunch in Murchison.

*Check in is at 2.00pm; however you are welcome to store your luggage at the lodge until your room is ready.

Wilderness Lodge offers a complimentary daily guided programme, which varies daily and consists of two shorter guided activities (1 to 1.5 hours). It includes a dawn beech forest/bird walk, McKay Moa forest/riverbed/bird/insect/rare plant walk, merino sheep shearing and sheepdog display (every second night) and Southern Cross/Night Sky walks. Please check with reception what is on during your stay. *Please arrive by 4.30pm if you wish to enjoy the guided afternoon activity today.

ACCOMMODATION: Wilderness Lodge Arthur's Pass: One Alpine Lodge, Double occupancy incl. Breakfast, Dinner and Two Complimentary Short Guided Activities INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Sunday, 26 February 2017 Arthur's Pass

Today is at your leisure in Arthur's Pass. You may like to enjoy some of the following optional activities offered by the property.

The Lodge offers a range of Half or Full Day Guided Excursions. These range in duration from 3-6 hours and can be discussed on your arrival at the Lodge. *Below are recommendations, however these also depend on conditions, therefore best to discuss these with the lodge staff on arrival.

• Limestone Castles & Easy Kayaking: A relaxed guided tour/walk to a landscape made famous by the Narnia film 'The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe'. Paddle a gentle mountain lake and enjoy lunch amongst natural limestone castles.

• Southern Alps Mountain Hike: Traverse beech forest to open mountain tops high above the Waimakariri River. Learn about alpine plants and enjoy lunch at a historic hut which once sheltered shepherds when this area was part of the Wilderness Lodge farm (now Arthur's Pass National Park).

• Wonderful Waterfalls of Arthur's Pass: A special trip for waterfall and photography enthusiasts. Visit waterfalls and cascades throughout Arthur's Pass National Park and explore 'bonsai' mountain beech forests. Picnic beside a mountain stream.

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 ACCOMMODATION: Wilderness Lodge Arthur's Pass: One Alpine Lodge, Double occupancy incl. Breakfast, Dinner and Two Complimentary Short Guided Activities INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Monday, 27 February 2017 Arthur’s Pass – Banks Peninsula

*Check out is at 11.00am, you are welcome to store your luggage until your departure.

Today make your way to Banks Peninsula. This is a drive of approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes.

Enroute we recommend you enjoy the following stop:

• Lunch at Pegasus Bay Winery: Enjoy lunch at the prestigious Pegasus Bay Winery, owned by the Donaldson Family who believe in sustainable viticulture management with organic techniques low crop levels. Pegasus Bay boasts breathtaking gardens, a natural amphitheatre and unique wetlands area with several lakes. The restaurant gives you a total food and wine experience along with contemporary art works from some of New Zealand’s leading artists. *Please note that Pegasus Bay Winery is located approximately 1 hour north of Christchurch.

Annandale is located at Pigeon Bay, approximately 1 hour from Christchurch. From Christchurch you will travel across the patchwork of the Canterbury Plains to the west of the city, then onto the Banks Peninsula. The road climbs steadily to Hill Top, where you get a breathtaking view of Akaroa Harbour.

Upon arrival at Annandale you will be met by the hosts and transferred to Seascape Villa. The lodge provides a 4WD courtesy arrival and departure vehicle. This is a transfer of approximately 45 minutes. *You will need to leave your rental vehicle at the main lodge. The lodge has requested you contact them to give an approximate arrival time (+64 3 304 6841).

The remainder of the day is at your leisure to relax and enjoy your beautiful new surroundings.

ACCOMMODATION: Annandale: One Seascape Villa, Double Occupancy incl. "We Create, You Serve" Dinner INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Tuesday, 28 February 2017 Banks Peninsula

This morning is at your leisure. We recommend you enjoy some of the following optional activities:

• Hiking and Mountain Biking: There are several spectacular tracks on the Annandale property itself, varying in length and terrain, including the 14km Pigeon Bay Walkway. *These can be enjoyed on your own.

• Clay Target Shooting: Clay-shooting tests the reflexes like no other sport. Enjoy a shoot in one of Annandale’s valleys, led by one of Canterbury’s most experience gun club instructors. *Duration 1 hour.

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 • Guided Kayaking Tour: The sheltered, turquoise waters of Pigeon Bay are perfect for kayaking and offers a chance to enjoy another view of Annandale. Your experienced guide will navigate you through the waters. *Duration 2-3 hours.

• Art in your Villa: Travelling to your Annandale Villa, local acclaimed artist Anna Dalzell will teach you skills in capturing your favourite view or special memory to take away with you. Working with either pencil, charcoal or pastel, let your creativity sing. *Duration 3-4 hours

• Yoga: Yoga mats can be provided complimentary for you to use in your villa.

2.30pm Later today enjoy a Farm Tour at Annandale.

Explore the 4000 acre Annandale farm. You may like to enjoy a 4WD tour across the farm, watch the sheep dogs at work or enjoy the atmosphere of the shearing shed and if you are lucky, see the skilled shearers in action.

4.30pm At the conclusion of your excursion the remainder of the afternoon is at your leisure Approx. at Annandale.

ACCOMMODATION: Annandale: One Seascape Villa, Double Occupancy incl. "We Create, You Serve" Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: Farm Tour at Annandale

Wednesday, 01 March 2017 Banks Peninsula – Wanaka

This morning enjoy breakfast at your villa before a lodge representative will meet you to transfer you to your rental vehicle at the main homestead. *Exact time to be confirmed by the property.

*Check out is 10.00am.

Today make your way to Christchurch Airport and return your rental vehicle before checking in for your departing flight. *This is a drive of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.

On arrival in Christchurch you may want to take time to explore the city prior to your departure. An entertaining mixture of refined lifestyle and cultural excitement. Nowhere in New Zealand is changing and developing as much as post-earthquake Christchurch. Visiting the country’s third largest city as it is being rebuilt and reborn is both interesting and inspiring.

4.15pm Fly CHRISTCHURCH to QUEENSTOWN on NZ5381

5.25pm On arrival in Queenstown you will be met by your Minaret guide and escorted to your awaiting helicopter.

Private Helicopter Transfer QUEENSTOWN to WANAKA. This is scenic flight of approximately 25 minutes. *Luggage restrictions apply. Helicopter transfers can accommodate a small or medium soft bag and hand luggage for each passenger. Large hard suitcases cannot be accommodated and luggage storage can be arranged (at additional cost).

On arrival at Minaret the remainder of the day is at your leisure to enjoy your beautiful new surroundings.

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 ACCOMMODATION: Minaret Station: One Chalet Suite, Double Occupancy incl. All Meals and Selected Beverages. INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Thursday, 02 March 2017 Wanaka

Today is at your leisure at Minaret Station. We recommend you enjoy some of the following optional activities. *Prior reservations are highly recommended for these additional activities:

• High Country Hiking: Minaret Station has some stunning hiking trails right on the doorstep. The glacial valley floor where the Lodge is located has an elevation of 3,000 feet which is right where the golden Tussock grasses begin to merge with the sub-alpine shrubs and mountain daisy wild flowers. Choosing a hiking trail that winds up the river valley will take you through this native vegetation transition and into the higher hanging basins formed from thousands of years of glaciation. The trails that head down stream follow the Estuary Burn river and soon merge into the native Beech Forest which forms a canopy over much of the valley floor. Hiking trails can be as gentle or as advanced as you prefer, due to the wide expanse of terrain stretching in every direction from the Lodge. At the end of each day hiking, what better way to relax and restore those muscles that with a private hot tub right there on the balcony of your suite!

• High Country Farm Tour: Minaret Station is a working high country farm with 10,000 sheep, 9,000 deer and 600 cattle all being run in one of the most remote parts of the country. See firsthand how the farm operates without any mains electricity, road access or amenities that can be found on ‘the other side of the lake!’ Take the helicopter down through the Estuary Burn valley landing at the Minaret Station farm homestead to embark on a 4x4 vehicle tour of this unique high country station. Experience first hand the intricacies of farming 26,000 stock units, help shepherds move mobs of sheep using the working farm dogs, see the extensive farming of deer on the hillside blocks and see woolshed shearing of sheep in operation all combined with an exciting helicopter ride.

• Alpine Picnic: Enjoy an alpine picnic at your leisure. Choose to picnic at one of the old huts on the station or select a private mountain top location with views of stunning Lake Wanaka.

ACCOMMODATION: Minaret Station: One Chalet Suite, Double Occupancy incl. All Meals and Selected Beverages. INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Friday, 03 March 2017 Wanaka – Queenstown

This morning lift off from the Lodge to Queenstown Airport.

11.00am Private Helicopter Transfer WANAKA to QUEENSTOWN. This is scenic flight of approximately 25 minutes.

11.25pm Upon landing at Queenstown Airport collect your rental vehicle at your own Approx. arrangements and make your way to Eichardt’s. This is a drive of approximately 30 minutes.

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 This afternoon is at your leisure in Queenstown to relax and settle into your stunning new surroundings.

For after dinner drinks you may like to head to The Lodge Bar. They have a carefully curated offering of New Zealand’s finest wines.

ACCOMMODATION: Eichardt's Private Hotel: One Lake View Suite, Double Occupancy incl. Breakfast and Evening Drink INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

Saturday, 04 – Monday, 06 March 2017 Queenstown

These days are at your leisure in Queenstown. You may like to enjoy some of the following optional activities:

• The Skyline Complex: Sit back and relax as the views from the gondola unfold while you journey to the Top of Bob’s Peak. Numerous observation decks around the complex offer breathtaking views of and The Remarkables, over Queenstown and across Lake Wakatipu to Cecil and Walter Peaks. From the top you may like to enjoy one of the following activities – Luge, Paragliding, ZipTrek, The Ledge Bungy and Swing. *These activities require a Seasonz Voucher

• Walk: This walk offers a charming and unique landscape reflected by Lake Hayes. Along the way you can observe the majestic mountains of the Wakatipu Basin. This experience offers a splendid background for any picture! This is a 2-3 hour hike.

• Dart River Jet Boat Wilderness Excursion: Enjoy a spectacular jet boat journey through the Dart River, surrounded by breathtaking -capped mountains, waterfalls and glacial valleys frozen in time. Enjoy an easy guided walk through ancient native forest and learn about the unique flora and fauna, as well as the fascinating Maori and colonial history of the area. You will also journey by 4WD coach via a scenic back-road route, while hearing stories about the surrounding countryside and stopping to view the beautiful scenery.

• Personalised Winery Excursion in the Southern Lakes Region: Visit the Valley burgeoning wine region, the Southern most wine producing region in the world. Here extreme conditions have led to pioneering winemaking, consistently superb wines, and worldwide recognition. Your guide will share wonderful insights into the history of the industry and the challenges facing local winemakers all while visiting a collection of fantastic and varied wineries such as Gibbston Valley, Peregrine Winery, Chard Farm Winery, Mount Edward Winery, Mount Difficulty Wines and many others.

• Lunch at Amisfield Bistro: Amisfield Bistro is situated 15 minutes from Queenstown and is located within an iconic stone building with stunning views of the surrounding mountains and the beautiful Lake Hayes. Choose from the daily changing menu or indulge in Amisfield’s famous shared dining experience, ‘Trust the Chef Menu’ where you will be served a selection of dishes designed to be shared at the table'.

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 • Guided Hike on the Routeburn Track: Enjoy a day hiking one of New Zealand’s most famous alpine walks with stunning vistas of sweeping valleys below and majestic peaks above. As you walk up the wide smooth track to Routeburn Flats your guide will point out the unique flora and birdlife of the Routeburn Valley. Enjoy a picnic lunch at Routeburn Flats Hut while taking in the splendour of the surrounding mountains before heading on to the Routeburn Falls or meandering home. The Routeburn Track traverses wild and scenic mountain country between the Hollyford and Dart Valleys at the base of New Zealand's Southern Alps. *The start of the track is a drive of approx. 1 hour 25 minutes from Queenstown.

• Queenstown Stargazing Excursion: Travel to the top of the Skyline Gondola where you will be met in the restaurant lounge and after a short walk to the top of Bob’s peak you will arrive at a separate area high above Queenstown where you will be far from the city lights. You can explore the southern sky and view an array of sights, from the iconic Southern Cross, to nebulas, planets, the Milky Way and other galaxies. As you gaze upwards, your guide will speak to you in more detail about the constellations and the sky above.

• Sam Summers Hike (Mt Creighton Loop)): A great half day hike beginning just outside of Queenstown on the Glenorchy road. Some steep but short uphill is rewarded with impressive views of Lake Dispute and Closeburn Station. Surrounded by Beech forest and Manuka for most of the journey with accompanying bird life. Takes in the intensively gold mined area known as 12 mile with Sam Summers as a later day gold miner and hut builder. Duration 3 hrs approx.

• Bobs Cove Loop: Easy hiking on Bob’s Cove (Te Punatapu, the sacred waters) offers lakeshore walks, historic sites, swimming beaches and fishing. The cove was a campsite for Maori on the greenstone / pounamu trail to the head of the lake. In the 1870s, seven limekilns were built here to burn limestone for building mortar and agricultural fertiliser. One intact kiln can still be seen alongside the track. Native red beech was extensively logged for this industry and gum trees were planted to provide future firewood. Duration 2-3 hrs approx.

• Hike in the Sawpitt Gully: Hike throughout the beautiful and Sawpit Gully area. Explore the dry mountain Beech Forest in the Arrow Gorge and discover the remnants of historic gold mining settlements strewn along the walk. Parts of this hike are challenging but the rewards are incredible natural vistas and native fauna and flora. Duration 2 hrs approx.

• Ben Lomond Hike: The track begins among Douglas fir on the Skyline Access Road/Tiki Trail. At about 800m altitude, you enter alpine tussocks and shrubs, climbing to the 1326m Ben Lomond Saddle, Ben Lomond Station. Here, you may enjoy a lovely picnic and return back down for a shorter 2 -4 hour hike. If fitness levels are higher, the track gets steeper and rougher as it approaches Ben Lomond's 1,748m summit. In fine weather, the view includes Mounts Earnslaw/Pikirakatahi and Aspiring/Tititea. Total Hike 4-7 Hours.

Please see below some recommendations for after dinner drinks:

• Pub on Wharf: Enjoy listening to some local live music and tasting their selection of naturally brewed beers. • Eichardt`s Bar: They offer a great selection of cocktails and champagne. • The Bunker: A Queenstown icon with a relaxed atmosphere and great cocktails.

ACCOMMODATION: Eichardt's Private Hotel: One Lake View Suite, Double Occupancy incl. Breakfast and Evening Drink INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

| 21 February – 07 March 2017 Tuesday, 07 March 2017 Queenstown – Auckland, Depart New Zealand

Today is at your leisure. You may like to enjoy some of the previously mentioned optional activities.

Later this afternoon make your way to Queenstown Airport and return your rental vehicle before checking in for your departing flight.

7.45pm Fly QUEENSTOWN to AUCKLAND on NZ612

9.35pm On arrival into Auckland make your way at your own arrangements to the International Terminal to check in for your departing flight. This is a walk of approximately 10 minutes or there are complimentary shuttles that depart approximately every 15 minutes.

11.10pm Depart AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. NZ2 INCLUDED ACTIVITIES: None

| 21 February – 07 March 2017