'A trip to New Zealand' Montse Quiñones García

2º Bachillerato2012/2013

FlightsMálaga - Auckland (Lufthansa Airlines)The trip out takes 31 hours and 30 minutes.

Trip out Date City Time

Departure Monday, August 12 Málaga 17:20

Arrival Monday, August 12 Frankfurt 20:25

Departure Monday, August 12 Frankfurt 21:35

Arrival Tuesday, August 13 Singapore 15:55

Departure Tuesday, August 13 Singapore 21:10

Arrival Wednesday, August 14 Auckland 10:50

Flights

Trip back Date City Time

Departure Monday, August 26 Auckland 12:10

Arrival Monday, August 26 Singapore 19:00

Departure Monday, August 26 Singapore 23:05

Arrival Tuesday, August 27 Frankfurt 05:40

Departure Tuesday, August 27 Frankfurt 09:30

Arrival Tuesday, August 27 Málaga 12:30

Auckland - Málaga (Lufthansa Airlines)The trip back takes 34 hours and 20 minutes.

There was a little bit cheaper travel but the duration greatly increased. For example, 1400 euros/person if the trip took 50 hours.

Flights

Ticket: Total for family (in Euro)

4 x 1599,68 = 6398,72 €

Hotels and Visits

Date City Hotel Cost Activities DaysWednesday 08/14Thursday 08/15 Auckland Airport Skyway

Lodge162,57

Relax Swimming Pool 2

Friday 08/16Saturday 08/17Sunday 08/18

New Plymouth Braemar Motor Inn

344,49Visits Egmont National Partk

and Taranaki Volcano 3

Monday 08/19Tuesday 08/20Wednesday 08/21

NelsonNelson City

Holidays Park212,88

Visits Abel Tasman National ParkandNelson Lakes National Park

3

Thursday 08/22Friday 08/23Saturday 08/24

Arthur’s Pass Arthur's Pass

Alpine Motel 464,48 Visits Arthur's Pass National Park 3

Sunday 08/25 AucklandAirport Skyway

Lodge 81,28Relax

Swimming Pool 1

Total Cost: 1265,70 €

Maps

North Island South Island

Egmont National Park and Taranaki Volcano

Egmont National Park encompasses the huge volcano Taranaki, and offers lush waterfalls, rainforests and mossy swamps.

Mount Taranaki is New Zealand’s most perfectly formed volcano. It is around 120,000 years old and last erupted in 1775 and volcanologists agree that the mountain is ‘dormant’ rather than extinct. Often described as ‘New Zealand’s most climbed mountain’, Mt Taranaki provides non-mountaineers with an achievable summit challenge.

Abel Tasman National ParkAbel Tasman National Park is New Zealand's smallest national park- but it's perfectly formed for relaxation and adventure.

A coastal paradise that you can walk through or explore by cruise boat, sailing catamaran, water taxi or sea kayak, visitors love the way the Abel Tasman National Park mixes physical exertion with beach life. Bursts of hiking or paddling are punctuated by sun bathing, swimming and sedate snorkelling.

Nelson Lakes National ParkThe Nelson Lakes National Park is an enchanting alpine landscape of rugged peaks, forests and stunning glacial lakes.

A compact area of mountain ranges separated by forested valleys, the Nelson Lakes National Park is home to the beginning of the awe-inspiring Southern Alps.

From easy lakeside walking tracks to challenging alpine hikes, this national park has something on offer for everyone.

Arthur's Pass National ParkArthur's Pass is the highest pass over the Southern Alps. Arthur Dudley Dobson found his way over the pass in 1864, it was known to Maori hunting parties as a route between east and west.

The eastern side of Arthur's Pass National Park is characterised by wide, shingle-filled riverbeds and vast beech forests. The western side of the park, where wet weather is more common than dry, has deeply gorged rivers flowing through dense rainforest. Down the middle of 'the great divide' is an alpine dreamland of snow-covered peaks, glaciers and scree slopes.