Once an iconic, colonial Edwardian styled homestead, Greenhill has been transformed into a charming country house style property which has hosted English royalty. The exclusive, historic mansion is situated on a hill top overlooking classic New Zealand farm and grazing land. The décor entrancingly combines today’s favourite colour palette of clay’s, granites furniture and an interesting collection of paintings and prints. The property features a swimming pool, fitness centre and tennis court.

Just a short water taxi ride from Picton Harbour, and within easy reach of all major New Zealand airports, you’ll find a slice of pure paradise. Discover perfect seclusion on the water’s edge deep in the Marlborough Sounds with 5-star luxury accommodation, world-class cuisine and a taste of 100% pure relaxation. Savour the delights of fresh local seafood and other provincial produce in our waterfront café, guest-lounge and fine-dining restaurant. Our cellar offers a broad selection of Marlborough’s finest wines balanced with national and international labels. A choice of 3, 2, or 1 bedroom architecturally designed luxury apartments set in the bush with beautiful bay views. During the day, experience wonderful bush and coastal walks with the Queen Charlotte Track on your doorstep; kayaking, sailing, motor yacht cruising, eco and wildlife adventures, day spa treatments, wine tours, fishing and diving.

Key Features

• Remote location – incredible birdsong & wildlife
• Private Apartments
• Fine Dining and casual options available

Minaret Station comprises a working farm with tens of thousands of sheep, deer and cattle destined for the local market and for premium export, as well as the luxurious Alpine Lodge for tourists. The main homestead is where guests meet for mealtimes: hearty breakfasts, moreish canapes and three-course gourmet dinners prepared from local produce, matched with regional wines.

With a roaring wood fire in the lounge at one end and a cosy library and cellar at the other, the homestead is where guests compare stories and share photos. (Incidentally, the main homestead is also where guests drop off muddy shoes and wet jeans, which come back clean, dry and folded within a couple of hours. Magic.)

Key Features

• High Country understated luxury
• Completely private – helicopter transfers are the only way to access this lodge
• boating, biking, skiing, hiking, fishing and hunting, plus gourmet picnics can all be arranged.

The Hotel Britomart offers a perfect city getaway. Its hand-made brick exterior and beautifully timber-lined rooms showcase exceptional attention to detail. Moreover, you can enjoy the best of downtown waterfront Auckland right outside your front door. The hotel  is situated in a vibrant nine-block precinct filled with plant-lined streets, historic warehouses, and excellent shopping and dining options, making it the perfect base to explore your inner city surroundings.

Key Features

• Attention to detail: The Hotel Britomart prides itself on exceptional attention to detail, from its hand-made brick exterior to the beautifully timber-lined rooms. The hotel’s interior design, furniture, and amenities are all carefully curated to create a luxurious and comfortable stay for guests.
• Location: The hotel is located in a dynamic nine-block precinct that features plant-lined streets, historic warehouses, and some of the city’s best shopping and dining options. Guests can easily explore the vibrant neighborhood and enjoy the best of downtown waterfront Auckland right outside their front door.
• Sustainability: The Hotel Britomart is committed to sustainability and has achieved a 5 Green Star Design rating, which is the highest rating for sustainable buildings in New Zealand. The hotel uses renewable energy, has a zero-waste policy, and sources food and products from local and ethical suppliers.

Le Méridien Noumea Resort & Spa is a luxury resort located on Anse Vata Beach in Noumea, New Caledonia. The resort features stunning views of the lagoon and the mountains, and it offers a variety of amenities and activities.

• The resort has 4 restaurants, 2 bars, and a pool bar.
• The resort has a spa, a fitness center, and a tennis court.
• The resort is located just a short walk from the city center of Noumea.

Features

• 4 ensuite cabins
• Catamaran
• Skipper
• Full Board meals

If you thought New Zealand was all about Sauvignon Blanc, you are missing out on some of the best wines we have to offer. Wines from Hawke’s Bay have scored more 90+ ratings in Wine Spectator than any other New Zealand District!

With such an extensive range of vineyards to choose from, we can take you to your preferred wineries to meet a winemaker for a behind-the-scenes look into the local wine industry. Or if you prefer, simply taste while enjoying the beautiful settings as you are driven around the region in our modern, comfortable vehicles.

The day is yours to explore with a private driver to view a place through a slightly different lens – if you enjoy exploring some of the hidden haunts and quiet, quirky quarters frequented mainly by locals. Venture off the well-beaten tourist track. Discover & experience some authentic Hawke’s Bay ‘treasures’ that seldom feature on a standard Hawke’s Bay sightseeing itinerary.

Fresh fish is what the Marlborough Sounds is famous for, so why not catch your own?

Whether fishing is a passion or on your ‘Bucket List’, we can arrange a Fishing charter for you within the inner-Sounds (catch and release blue cod) or an extreme outer-Sounds fishing expedition.

Start the day by hiking down the valley from the Alpine Lodge with your guide. Here you will be picked up by helicopter and flown onto the 50,000 acre farm where you will enjoy a combination of private farm tour, lake fishing, gourmet lunch and the opportunity for further exploration on this private property.

After a stunning scenic flight you will land on our custom-built floating helipad and transfer to our boat to enjoy a day of fishing, discovery and wildlife viewing. At Dusky Sound, it’s possible to explore the pristine shoreline of this World Heritage Area and retrace the steps of explorer Captain Cook.

The archaeological evidence of Cook’s visit can still be seen in the tree stumps cut by his crew for timber used to repair the vessel, Resolution in 1773. This is a spectacular region of Fiordland National Park that is only experienced by a few lucky visitors who take away indelible memories.

Very few people visit Dusky Sound. It’s isolated location at the South-Western tip of Fiordland makes it inaccessible to all but ocean-going vessels and helicopters. Consequently, the environment here is as pristine as it is possible to be.

The Pacific Ocean provides a stunning backdrop to the Hawke’s Bay, framed to the south by the dramatic Cape Kidnappers and the Tukituki hills. From natural disaster was born a celebration of early twentieth century architecture – Art Deco, Spanish Mission and Stripped Classical buildings pepper Napier, Hastings and the region’s small towns. Explore celebrated vineyards, the supreme Cape Kidnappers golf course, architecture, birdlife and Maori culture.

The Marlborough Sounds lie at the South Island’s north-easternmost point, between Tasman Bay in the west and Cloudy Bay in the south-east. The almost fractal coastline has 1/5th of the length of New Zealand’s coasts. The steep, wooded hills and small quiet bays of the sounds are sparsely populated, as access is difficult. Many of the small settlements and isolated houses are only accessible by boat.

This is one of the most beautiful and tranquil places in New Zealand, endowed with natural beauty, this intricate maze of waterways with its attractive beaches and lush greenery provides for the perfect nature experience. Many visitors to Marlborough arrive by ferry through the deep coves and bays of Tory Channel and Queen Charlotte Sound.

Sail, paddle, kayak, mountain bike, walk or motor through this picturesque maritime area. Fine restaurants and accommodation lodges are scattered throughout the Sound.

Wanaka Town is located on the southern shores of Lake Wanaka, embraced by the Southern Alps, Wanaka is Otago’s second resort town after Queenstown. The crystal-clear waters of Lake Wanaka, New Zealand’s fourth largest lake, reflect the snow-capped peaks of Mount Aspiring National Park. Here you can absorb the unstoppable beauty of pristine wilderness and know that it will be easy to find a great restaurant for dinner. The township of Wanaka is a magnet for visitors who want to find the perfect combination of outdoor adventure and indoor luxury.

Queenstown, located on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and surrounded by the magnificent Southern Alps, is New Zealand’s most celebrated destination. Offering a wealth of accommodation to suit all travellers, there is huge diversity in the experiences to be enjoyed – from adrenaline activities such as bungee jumps and sky diving, adventurous excursions like jet-boating and hiking through to superb golf, gourmet food and wine tours, alpine tours and hiking.

Nouméa, located on the archipelago’s largest island, serves as the gateway to New Caledonia’s varied regions and stunning islands. Hire a car and embark on a road trip to the West or East Coast, or explore the spectacular Great South. Take a day trip to the small islands surrounding the city by boat or enjoy a scenic flight for an aerial view of the region. The New Caledonian capital offers cultural attractions and fun activities for families. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover Nouméa and all it has to offer, from engaging cultural attractions to unforgettable ocean views.

Activities and Attractions:

• Anse Vata Beach: Relax on the pristine Anse Vata Beach, known for its clear waters and excellent swimming conditions. It’s perfect for sunbathing, water sports, or leisurely strolls along the promenade.
• Lemon Bay: Explore Lemon Bay, a picturesque cove where you can swim, snorkel, and paddleboard. The surrounding cliffs and coral reefs make it an excellent spot for underwater adventures.
• Maitre Islet: Take a short boat ride to Maitre Islet, a marine reserve offering world-class snorkeling and diving opportunities. Encounter diverse marine life in this underwater haven.
• Amédée Lighthouse Island: Visit Amédée Lighthouse Island, where you can climb to the top of the historic lighthouse for panoramic views. Enjoy a day of swimming, snorkeling, and indulging in a traditional Kanak feast.
• Tjibaou Cultural Centre: Immerse yourself in Kanak culture at the Tjibaou Cultural Centre. Explore the impressive architecture, art exhibitions, and outdoor sculptures set in a lush natural environment.
• Baie des Citrons: Experience Nouméa’s vibrant nightlife at Baie des Citrons, a lively area with bars, restaurants, and clubs. Enjoy live music, cocktails, and dancing after dark.
• Ouen Toro: Hike up Ouen Toro Hill for spectacular views of the city, lagoon, and surrounding islands. It’s an ideal spot for sunset photography.
• Local Markets: Explore local markets like the Port Moselle Market and the Nouméa Morning Market. Sample tropical fruits, fresh seafood, and artisanal crafts.
• Île aux Canards: Take a water taxi to Île aux Canards, a small islet offering white sandy beaches, snorkeling, and dining options, making it a perfect day trip destination.
• Aquarium des Lagons: Visit the Aquarium des Lagons to discover New Caledonia’s rich marine life. The interactive exhibits provide insights into the region’s diverse ecosystems.
• Kuto and Kanumera Bays: Explore the Isle of Pines, a short flight from Nouméa, and visit the breathtaking Kuto and Kanumera Bays, known for their crystal-clear waters and unique coastal rock formations.
• Nouméa Zoological and Forest Park: Encounter native New Caledonian flora and fauna at the Nouméa Zoological and Forest Park. It’s an educational and family-friendly attraction.
• Golf: Tee off at one of Nouméa’s golf courses, such as the Tina Golf Course, where you can enjoy lush green fairways against a tropical backdrop.
• Island Excursions: Embark on day trips to nearby islands like Lifou, Maré, and Ouvéa, each offering its own natural wonders and cultural experiences.

Nouméa welcomes you with its warm Pacific hospitality, French elegance, and a wide range of activities to suit every traveler’s interests. Whether you seek relaxation on pristine beaches, cultural immersion, or outdoor adventures, Nouméa promises an unforgettable South Pacific experience. Explore this hidden gem, where French sophistication meets island charm, and create lasting memories in New Caledonia’s captivating capital.