OUR NEW ZEALAND HIKING AND CYCLE TOURS  

Explore over 5 days and 4 nights – including 3 unforgettable days on foot – a part of Aotearoa that feels truly off the beaten track: the remote and rugged coastline south of Raglan on the North Island’s wild west. This is classic King Country: big skies, black sand beaches, green hills rolling into the sea, and quiet valleys with stories to tell. The land has been farmed and loved by the same family for generations – and now they’re opening it up for a very special kind of walking experience. Over three days and 30 km, we’ll hike through native bush, across open farmland and along dramatic coastal ridgelines with sweeping sea views. On our way there, we stop in Ōtorohanga for a guided Kiwi tour - a great chance to learn all about New Zealand’s national bird and maybe even spot a rare and ancient Tuatara. After our time on the Nuku track, we head to Waitomo for one last night - and the next morning enjoy a magical 2.5-hour guided Glowworm tour through two stunning caves, far from the crowds. Combinable - extend your adventure

Experience the quiet beauty of the Coromandel Peninsula on a brand-new private North Island walking trail that almost no one has walked yet. Enjoy landscapes that change constantly - open farm slopes, nikau palm groves, waterfalls, and wide ridgelines with big coastal views. And to make it truly special, we’ve added two wonderful Coromandel highlights – a scenic boat trip including Cathedral Cove and the Driving Creek Railway experience. Combinable - extend your adventure

Enjoy a few days away on one of Aotearoa’s best private walkways, the stunning Kaikoura Coast Track. Before setting off, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in local wildlife encounters, with options like seal and dolphin watching, offering an up-close experience of Kaikoura’s rich marine life. Once on the track, you'll encounter a diverse range of landscapes – from the pristine beach where waves crash against the shore, to rolling farmland, tranquil native bush gullies, and stunning hilltop views that stretch across the Pacific Ocean. Along the way, listen to the calls of native birds and breathe in the fresh coastal air. Think breathtaking nature, delicious food, great company, and all logistics taken care of – and the best part? You don’t have to carry a heavy pack! With your knowledgeable guide and a small group of fellow nature-loving women, you’ll savour every moment of this coastal adventure. We’ve set the dates so you can easily combine this tour with one of our other nearby hiking tours if you’re craving a few more days of blissful exploration. Why not extend your journey and discover more of New Zealand's hidden gems? Ready to experience coastal bliss? Secure your spot today! Don’t miss out on this unforgettable adventure! Combinable - extend your adventure

Take in the untamed beauty of Banks Peninsula (Horomaka), a landscape sculpted by two ancient volcanic eruptions over eight million years ago. This dramatic terrain, just a two hour drive from Christchurch, now draws nature lovers, hikers, and wildlife enthusiasts from all over. Our adventure begins with a scenic boat tour of Akaroa Harbour, where dolphins play and the sea teems with life, setting the perfect tone for the days ahead. On this tour, you’ll traverse rolling farmland, lush forests, and the remnants of an extinct volcano, hiking along rugged coastlines and dramatic cliffs. Along the way, we’ll pass through nature reserves and private bays, where you might spot penguins, sea lions, and other local wildlife basking in their natural habitat. The expansive skies and panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean will leave you in awe. Our accommodation is as unique as the landscape, with three nights spent in charming, quirky stays that reflect the character of this region. From cozy farmhouses to rustic lodges, you’ll enjoy comfort with a side of adventure. While the track has a few climbs, it’s a moderate hike suitable for those with a basic level of fitness. Whether you’re an experienced hiker or a beginner, this tour offers a rewarding and approachable way to explore one of New Zealand’s most captivating regions. Ready to walk on the wild side? Book your adventure now! Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and hidden gems of Banks Peninsula. Combinable - extend your adventure

Uncover the rugged beauty of the Canterbury High Country on the Island Hills Station Track. Just a short drive from Christchurch, this unique walk takes you through expansive mountain landscapes, peaceful native bush, and historic sites that tell the story of this working farm. Along the way, you’ll see sheep, cattle, and even beekeeping in action, with the chance to learn about the farm’s history and its role in creating a protected conservation reserve at a charming on-site museum. Each of the three hiking days offers something different – from rolling hills to bush-lined trails and sweeping mountain views. While the trail requires moderate fitness and sure-footedness, you'll be rewarded with comfortable overnight stays (complete with hot showers and rustic historic charm) and the luxury of having your main luggage transported for you. After three days of exploring, we’ll finish with a relaxing soak in the thermal pools at Hanmer Springs – or perhaps you’ll indulge in a rejuvenating massage. This adventure combines the best of New Zealand’s backcountry with the comfort and relaxation you deserve. Ready to immerse yourself in this high-country escape? Book your spot today!

This tour invites you to explore the northern part of New Zealand’s South Island – with short, rewarding walks, breathtaking landscapes, and a relaxed pace that lets you truly enjoy every moment. Starting and ending in Christchurch, we first head west into the heart of ‘The Coast’ – where rugged beauty, ancient forests, and dramatic limestone formations await. You’ll wander through lush Nikau palm forests and hear crashing waves along the Heaphy Track, explore the magical Oparara Arches, and spot rare birds at Farewell Spit. Feel the soft sands under your feet at Wharariki Beach and paddle together in a traditional Māori waka across the sparkling waters of Abel Tasman National Park – an unforgettable highlight of our journey. You’ll even walk parts of New Zealand’s Great Walks – without heavy packs, without rushing – simply enjoying the magic of nature and the joy of discovering hidden gems that even many Kiwis don’t know. 🌿 Short walks (30 minutes to 5 hours) 🌿 Home-cooked meals & cosy accommodation 🌿 A true mix of wild nature, peaceful beauty, and shared moments This tour is perfect for women who love nature, walking, and exploring – at a pace that feels easy, supported, and full of wonder.

Starting in Christchurch, we’ll head north to begin with two hiking days on Queen Charlotte Track, unique for its stunning coastal views, historical landmarks and wonderful variety of native bush and wildlife. Next, we’ll head to the tranquil Nydia Track in the Marlborough Sounds, where you’ll hike through lush coastal and regenerating forests for two days. Take in the serene surroundings, unwind in the comfort of a retreat, and soak up the beautiful views on this remote trail. We’ll cap off your adventure with a day hike through the magnificent Nelson Lakes National Park, where the alpine lakes and surrounding peaks will leave you in awe before returning to Christchurch. Ready to explore? Join our small, friendly group of like-minded women and experience the diverse beauty of New Zealand’s landscapes. Click below to unlock the details and to secure your spot!

If you enjoy hiking but prefer shorter, more manageable walks, this journey is a great fit. Each day offers something different – from gentle tracks through alpine landscapes and coastal rainforest to unique experiences on the water. The tour begins in Christchurch and offers wide open views at Lake Tekapo on our way to Wānaka, where a water taxi brings us to a quieter side of the lake. The next day we explore the Matukituki Valley and walk towards Rob Roy Glacier, surrounded by waterfalls and alpine scenery. Reaching the West Coast, the focus shifts more towards water and atmosphere. A jet boat journey up the Waiatoto River takes us into a remote landscape, followed by time in Ōkārito, a small settlement known for its lagoon and wetlands. Here, a guided bird watch tour offers a calm and immersive experience on the water. In between we change it up by walking through rainforest, along quiet beaches and around Lake Matheson, known for its reflections of New Zealand’s highest peaks. Further north, another scenic waterways tour near Hokitika adds yet another perspective, before the journey turns inland again. We head back to Christchurch but take our time at Arthur’s Pass for a beautiful alpine walk, surrounded by mountain scenery and native plants. This is a gentle but varied journey, designed for women who enjoy being outdoors without the need for long or demanding days. A mix of movement, nature and time to take things in – with many small moments that stay with you. From the lakes of Central Otago to the wild West Coast and into the alpine landscapes of Arthur’s Pass, this tour offers a rich and quietly rewarding experience. Curious to see the West Coast in a different way? Come walk – and float – with us.

On this cycle tour, you travel through the heart of the West Coast, with each day bringing something new to enjoy. From wild rainforests to stunning coastlines, this adventure showcases the very best of New Zealand’s rugged West Coast. Ride through lush rainforests, where the stillness invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and let your mind wander. Whether you're an experienced cyclist or just starting out, this tour is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all. One of the highlights of the tour is the incredible Treetop Walk, where you’ll have the chance to admire the forest from above, seeing nature in a whole new way. For the first time, we’ve also included the brand-new Kawatiri Cycle Trail, adding even more adventure to this diverse itinerary. Every day brings a fresh experience, and with all logistics taken care of, you can focus on enjoying the ride and the scenery. Ready to experience the wild West Coast? Book your spot today! and be among the first to cycle the Kawatiri Trail on this unforgettable journey.

Embark on a spectacular cycling journey from the majestic heights of Aoraki Mt Cook all the way to the Pacific Ocean. This iconic trail stretches over 300 km and takes you through some of New Zealand's most breathtaking and diverse landscapes. Ride past glistening glacial lakes, weave through lush wetlands, cross mighty rivers, and pedal through the serene beauty of farmlands and rugged backcountry trails. Every twist and turn of the trail offers something new, whether it's towering mountain cliffs or peaceful valleys. The cycle trail itself is a blend of terrain, offering wide open plains, well-graded 4WD tracks, and thrilling remote mountain paths. Whether you’re gliding over smooth, sealed roads or tackling the exhilarating descents, the trail offers both moments of tranquility and excitement. One of the most unforgettable sections is the ride from Sailors Cutting to Lake Benmore Dam, a favourite for its spectacular scenery and sense of achievement. But it’s not all about the ride – comfortable accommodation, delicious food, and time to explore charming spots like Oamaru’s historic precinct ensure you’re well-rested and recharged. This tour offers the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation, shared with a community of like-minded women. Ready for the ride of a lifetime? Book your spot now! and experience the thrill, beauty, and accomplishment of cycling from the Alps to the Ocean.

Join this Ebike tour for an unforgettable journey through Central Otago’s most scenic and well-known cycle trails. Alongside the iconic Otago Rail Trail, you’ll ride the Clyde to Alex River Trail, the breathtaking Roxburgh Gorge, and the scenic Clutha Gold Trail – all in one spectacular adventure. Each day brings new landscapes, from the open plains of Central Otago to the dramatic cliffs and waterways of the Roxburgh Gorge. Central Otago is truly unique within New Zealand, characterized by distinct seasons, pristine hills, and flat mountains that may seem distant and austere but are mostly just ravishingly beautiful. Many artists have tried to capture the dry, tussock-grass-covered hills against the vast, blue sky or the sea of spectacular autumn colours nestled among craggy rock formations. But nothing compares to experiencing it firsthand – the sense of freedom and space as you ride through untouched landscapes with virtually no car traffic or signs of civilization is unparalleled. In spring, you’ll cycle past blossoming and fragrant thyme, while in autumn (April), the mesmerizing autumn colours will line the Clutha River, offering a spectacular backdrop. One of the highlights of the trip is a spectacular and informative jet boat ride, where you’ll learn about the region’s rich ‘golden past’ and how it shaped these beautiful areas. Whether you’ve got experience on a standard bike or an Ebike, this tour is perfect for anyone with a bit of cycling experience and confidence on two wheels. With all logistics taken care of, you can fully enjoy the ride, the history, and the stunning seasonal scenery. Ready to cycle through the heart of Otago? Book your tour today! and experience the iconic trails and breathtaking nature that make Otago a must-visit for cyclists. Combinable - extend your adventure

With a flexible day in Fiordland, you have a free day to explore the dramatic highlights you’ve always dreamed of, whether it’s cruising on Milford Sound or hiking in one of the region’s many spectacular landscapes. We’ll spend three nights in picturesque Arrowtown, where you can enjoy a leisurely ride through the famous Gibbston Valley wine region. To top it off, we’ll tackle the popular Lake Dunstan Trail, which offers jaw-dropping views as it winds between Cromwell and Clyde. Starting and finishing in Queenstown means shorter travel distances and more time spent exploring the trails. While the routes range from easy to slightly challenging, they are manageable on an Ebike, though this tour is best suited for cyclists with some experience. Over seven unforgettable days, you’ll experience an incredible variety of landscapes – from majestic lakes to sweeping valleys and towering mountains – making this a cycling adventure you won’t forget. Ready to ride through the heart of the South Island? Book your adventure now and experience the natural wonders of New Zealand on two wheels. Combinable - extend your adventure

This tour takes you through three of the South Island's most remarkable regions - the Mackenzie Country, Central Otago and the Waitaki Valley - on quiet gravel roads and trails well away from the tourist crowds. Each day brings something different. You'll cycle along the shores of Lake Ohau, ride through the remote Ahuriri Valley, explore the gold-mining ghost town of St Bathans, cross the historic Danseys Pass, and finish with a classic section of the Alps to Ocean trail. Along the way there's curling in Naseby, Maori rock art, vast open skies, and some truly special places to stay. It's a tour that gets under the skin of the South Island - its landscape, its history, and its quiet back-country character. It's a tour that gets under the skin of the South Island - its landscape, its history, and its quiet back-country character. This is a moderate Cycling Tour - you'll need to feel confident on Grade 3 terrain.

There is something about Samoa that gets under your skin from the moment you arrive. The warm, heavy air. The vivid greens of the rainforest pressing up against the road. The sea - impossibly blue - almost always in sight. And the people, who greet you with a warmth that feels completely genuine. Over nine days, we cycle around the island of Upolu - about 160 km in total - on quiet coastal roads that wind through villages, past churches and colourful houses, with children and the occasional dog watching from the roadside. This is not a race and it is not a hard tour. It is a journey at island pace, with time to stop, swim, explore, and simply take it all in. Along the way we snorkel over giant clams in a village-managed marine reserve, paddle through mangroves on a turtle kayak experience - one of the absolute highlights of the tour - plunge into the famous To Sua Trench, cool off under the Togitogiga Waterfalls, and finish in Apia - the small, lively capital with its markets, cafes, and the warmth of fa'a Samoa all around us. This tour is run in partnership with our trusted partner Cycle Journeys / Outdoor Samoa, who know this island inside out. Ebikes are included, luggage is transported between accommodations, and our accommodation throughout is at comfortable resort level - with the ocean close by at every stop. If you have been looking for a tour that offers something genuinely different - a place that feels far away from everyday life - this is it.

Savai’i is not the Samoa most visitors see. It is bigger, quieter, and less polished than its sister island Upolu – and that is precisely why we love it. The roads are emptier. The villages feel less visited. The landscapes are wilder. And the people, if possible, are even warmer. Over eight days, we cycle around the entire coastline of Savai’i – approximately 200 km on quiet roads that hug the coast for most of the journey. We ride past the extraordinary Saleaula Lava Fields, where an eruption between 1905 and 1911 buried entire villages and left a half-submerged church standing eerily in the hardened lava. We stop at the Taga Blowholes – lava tubes that send jets of seawater high into the air with each breaking wave. We swim at the Afu Aau Waterfalls, snorkel in village-managed marine reserves, and end each day at small, intimate accommodations where the beach is just steps away. The tour begins and ends on Upolu, with a ferry crossing to Savai’i on Day 2 and the return crossing on Day 7. Ebikes are included throughout, luggage is transferred between accommodations each day, and our local partners Cycle Journeys / Outdoor Samoa are with us every step of the way. This is a tour for women who want to see the real Samoa – not the resort brochure version, but the living, breathing island, with all its colour, history, and heart.