There are so many activities to choose from when you explore Auckland, Coromandel, Queenstown, Wellington, and the Catlins. Get ready for the ultimate "me time". Take a look at these spots for solo traveling in New Zealand.
This city is a top-rated tourist destination and a fantastic place for a solo traveler. There are snowy mountains and crystal clear lakes. If you like extreme sport, you'll find plenty to satisfy your adventurous streak. Enjoy activities like paragliding, canyoning, skydiving, zip-lining, river surfing, and bungee jumping. Save some time to visit the vineyards and sample amazing wine during your trip.
New Zealand's largest city and has so many activities you can enjoy like spending a day at the beaches, hiking, and visiting the wineries. Art and food lovers will enjoy the galleries and multiple cafes and restaurants. Some of the must-visit places include Rangitoto Island, which is a dormant volcano, Waiheke Island, which is famous for its wineries and vineyards, and Matakana for a taste of the local art, boutique vineyards, and beautiful beaches.
Home to the breathtaking Cathedral Cove. Bring your camera along for the scenic cruises, take a walk on the beach, and enjoy an afternoon of kayaking. Make sure you visit the hot water beach for miles of golden sand and bubbling springs. The Pinnacles are also a hiking challenge for anyone who has an adventurous outdoor spirit.
is strategically located between Balclutha and Invercargill, at the Southeast corner of the island. Take in the coastal cliffs, sweeping coastlines, wildlife, and lush forests. Popular spots include Fortrose, Jack's Blowhole (yes, that's really its name), Surat Bay, Matai falls and the Cathedral caves.
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Usually the size of a House rental is 149 m² and can fit 7 people on average which is great for large groups.
There is a lot of House rental and Apartment rental that are perfect for Solo Traveling in New Zealand.
