A month in New Zealand–my perfect itinerary. I spent a very happy year living, working and travelling in New Zealand, and in that time I got to see quite a fair bit of what this magnificent country has to offer. But what if you don’t have a year? What if you’ve got a more normal holiday period set aside for your trip, and you want to see as much of this phenomenally beautiful country as possible? Say… a month? Well, fear not. New Zealand, unlike its vast neighbour, is a country which is eminently explorable in a month. Pre-trip planning Transport For this trip, I’m going to recommend that you have your own transport. For a month, the easiest option is to rent, and my advice would be to rent a car via one of the cheap car hire portals and pay for hotels / hostels rather than rent a campervan. You could also try and buy a car and then sell it at the end, but in a month, you might not have the time or inclination to go down this road, despite the potential savings.
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