Fjords and Southern Alps
Natural sculptures with Himalayan proportions
- Morning cruise in Milford Sound
- Scenic flight over Mount Cook
- Glacial hiking on Fox Glacier
Océanie — Agence locale Nouvelle-Zélande
Voyage in New Zealand
Tailor-made
Itinéraires personnalisés avec une agence locale francophone basée in New Zealand.
Pourquoi voyager in New Zealand ?
Five essential experiences that define a trip to New Zealand
Living Maori culture
Spiritual Heritage at the Heart of National Identity
- Traditional powhiri welcome ceremony
- Hangi meal cooked in volcanic earth
- Kauri wood carving workshop
Extreme adventure activities
Worldwide cradle of extreme sports
- Bungy jumping from Kawarau Bridge
- Shotover River Rafting
- Paragliding over Queenstown
Geothermal Energy and Active Volcanoes
Land in turmoil at the gates of the Pacific
- Natural hot spring pools
- Geyser Te Puia eruption viewing
- Hiking on Mount Tarawera crater
Preserved endemic wildlife
Island ecosystem with unique species found nowhere else in the world
- Kiwi bird observation in nocturnal sanctuary
- Swim with dolphins at Bay of Islands
- Yellow-eyed penguin colonies
Trip ideas in New Zealand
Des itinéraires sur mesure créés par notre agence locale en New Zealand, adaptés à chaque profil de voyageur.
12 daysSplendeurs du Sud
L'île du Sud révèle ses fjords secrets, glaciers millénaires et côtes sauvages en petit groupe francophone.
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Découvrir →3 798 €
15 daysVoyage au cœur de la Nouvelle-Zélande
Des geysers de Rotorua aux fjords silencieux de Milford Sound, laissez la Nouvelle-Zélande vous saisir. Quinze jours pour traverser deux îles, deux mondes, une seule évidence.
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Découvrir →5 040 €
18 daysEpopée familiale en Nouvelle-Zélande
Une odyssée familiale aux antipodes, entre volcans fumants et manchots complices
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Découvrir →1 775 €
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Why visit New Zealand?
At the antipodes, a territory of striking contrasts
Between the North Island where the geysers of Rotorua bubble and the South Island where the New Zealand Alps rise, New Zealand unfolds a palette of landscapes concentrated on a territory the size of Italy. The fjords of Milford Sound reflect rocky walls of 1,200 meters while the black sand beaches of the west coast contrast with the turquoise bays of Bay of Islands. This land shaped by volcanism and glacial erosion reveals at every turn a raw nature, preserved by an environmental consciousness anchored in the national identity.
Maori culture, living and respected, adds a spiritual dimension to the experience. From traditional hangi to powhiri ceremonies, it enriches the discovery of a country where adventure sits alongside cultural authenticity. A tailor-made journey allows you to grasp this duality by adapting pace and activities to each traveler's aspirations.
What absolutely must you see in New Zealand?
Milford Sound imposes its breathtaking cliffs and ephemeral waterfalls, accessible via the scenic Te Anau road. Auckland reveals its urban dynamism facing the Hauraki Gulf, gateway to the volcanic islands of Rangitoto and Waiheke. Rotorua plunges into the geothermal world with its bubbling mud pools and geysers, while offering an authentic immersion in Maori culture. Tongariro National Park unveils its emerald craters and lunar landscapes, the setting for The Lord of the Rings films. Queenstown finally combines adrenaline and sophistication in the heart of the Southern Alps, facing Lake Wakatipu.
What type of trip should you choose?
A stay of 14 to 21 days allows you to explore the two main islands in depth, with an average budget of 3,200 euros per person including flights and charming accommodations. Nature lovers will favour hiking in national parks and observing endemic wildlife, while adventure enthusiasts will opt for bungee jumping, rafting or climbing. Couples often seek a balance between intimate moments in isolated lodges and cultural discoveries. An English-speaking local agent structures the itinerary according to your interests, managing reservations and inland transport in this country where distances are deceptive.
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Ils ont voyagé en New Zealand
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Authentic travel stories from travelers who trusted our local agency.
« Pierre a organisé notre magnifique voyage de 6 semaines en Nouvelle-Zélande en tenant compte de toutes nos demandes. C’est du sur mesure. Nous recommandons vivement les services d’Antipodes Travel. »
Marie-Odile
Nouvelle-Zélande
« J’étais seule et je suis tombée avec un super groupe et le guide français était absolument génial ! Je recommande vivement !!! »
Andrea
Nouvelle-Zélande
« Antipodes Travel nous a accompagnés pour un voyage d’un mois et demi en Nouvelle-Zélande et en Australie. Nous avons effectué un voyage exceptionnel aussi bien par la variété des paysages et régions traversées, la qualité des hôtels, le choix de lodges d’exception, les activités effectuées que grâce au suivi attentionné de l’équipe d’Antipodes Travel ! »
Jean-Marc et Anita
Nouvelle-Zélande
Pourquoi voyager in New Zealand avec Nomadays
Un réseau d'agences locales unies par une même exigence — créer des voyages authentiques, sur-mesure et responsables.
Local expertise
You are accompanied by a local team that knows the terrain, the seasons, the itineraries and the local partners.
A trip tailored to your wishes
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
An on-site presence during your stay
Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
Nomadays framework security
You benefit from secure payment, a clear contract and protection under French law, including a guarantee of deposited funds.
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Guides et conseils pour préparer votre voyage en New Zealand.
Guide pratique · Nouvelle-Zélande
Formalités et visa pour la Nouvelle
Plages sauvages, fjords majestueux, volcans millénaires... La Nouvelle-Zélande attire les voyageurs en quête de nature brute et d'aventures grandioses. Mais avant de s'émerveiller face au Mont Cook ou
Guide pratique · Nouvelle-Zélande
Que mettre dans sa valise pour la Nouvelle
Randonnées au sommet des volcans, baignades dans des sources chaudes, balades en kayak sur des lacs glaciaires ou soirées au coin du feu... La Nouvelle-Zélande offre une infinité d'expériences en plei
Guide pratique · Nouvelle-Zélande
Applications utiles en Nouvelle
Voyager en Nouvelle-Zélande évoque des images de nature brute, de montagnes immenses, de fjords mystérieux et de routes qui semblent se perdre à l'infini. Mais derrière cette beauté sauvage se cache u
Guide pratique · Nouvelle-Zélande
Électricité et prises en Nouvelle
Avant même de poser le pied en Nouvelle-Zélande, il est bon de se demander si vous pourrez recharger vos appareils sans difficulté. Un simple oubli d'adaptateur ou un appareil non compatible peut vite
Frequently asked questions
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
How many inhabitants does New Zealand have?
New Zealand has approximately 5.2 million inhabitants in 2025. This population is distributed mainly between the North Island (3.8 million) and the South Island (1.4 million).
Read the full answerHow far in advance should I book a trip to New Zealand?
For the austral summer (December to March), book 6 to 9 months in advance. Outside peak season, 3 to 4 months' notice is enough to secure accommodations and rental vehicles.
Read the full answerHow to say hello and thank you in Maori?
In Maori, "hello" is said "Kia ora" and "thank you" is said "Ngā mihi" or simply "Kia ora" depending on the context. This versatile expression is commonly used in New Zealand.
Read the full answerHow to stay connected in New Zealand (phone, internet)?
To stay connected in New Zealand, opt for a local SIM card or eSIM from providers like Spark, One NZ, or 2degrees. Network coverage is excellent in cities but limited in remote areas and national parks.
Read the full answerHow to get around in New Zealand?
In New Zealand, car or van rental offers the best freedom. Alternatives: intercity buses covering the entire country, scenic trains like the TranzAlpine, and domestic flights to move quickly between islands.
Read the full answerAre there direct flights from Europe to New Zealand?
No, there are no direct flights between Europe and New Zealand. The journey requires at least one stopover, typically in Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, or Los Angeles depending on the airline chosen.
Read the full answerDo I need a visa or a NZeTA for New Zealand?
Most French travelers need to obtain an NZeTA electronic authorization and pay the IVL tourist tax before departure. A traditional visa is generally not required for short tourist stays.
Read the full answerIs New Zealand a safe country for travelers?
Yes, New Zealand is very safe with a low crime rate. The main risks are nature-related: unpredictable weather, remote isolation, and mountain hiking conditions. Always check weather conditions before heading out on excursions.
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