New Zealand South Island Snow Safari in reverse Tour Packages (6 Nights / 7 Days )

Coronet Peak is the oldest and most developed ski area in the South Island. Spread across a broad mountain, the field is wide and sunny with an astounding variety of runs, and the on-field facilities are some of the best around. Everything is designed to ensure you make the most of skiing and boarding. Everyone can ski like a pro at Coronet Peak - there are dedicated slopes for first timers and long, wide groomed trails with plenty of choice for more experienced skiers. Once you know the ropes, you'll enjoy the vertical off the express quad, or exploring the rolling terrain with plenty of dips and drops for great variety. For boarders, Coronet Peak is a natural terrain park, full of endless hits and powder stashes. INCLUDED Breakfast, Lift Pass, Dinner SLOPE INFO - Coronet Peak Levels: 30% Beginner, 40% Intermediate, 30% Advanced Height: 1649m Vertical: 462m Skiable Area: 280ha Want to download the tour itinerary? click here

Today is a chance to catch your breath and see Queenstown, take part in some adventure activities, or go heli-skiing. You are welcome to continue skiing or boarding but your lift pass is not included in the tour price. There are several well-recommended heli-ski options: choose from 4 runs or 8 runs. These will take you to untouched powder in the area. A trip to the Milford Sound is likewise a great way to spend the day. Either way, your bucket list is about to take a serious hit! INCLUDED Breakfast Want to download the tour itinerary? click here

Cardrona is renowned among skiers and boarders for inspiring terrain and dry natural snow. With 345 hectares of wide, undulating trails, open slopes, steep chutes and awesome terrain parks, there’s something here for all to enjoy. A wide area of the mountain is serviced by chair lifts, so access is easy. Cardrona’s three basins offer wide-open spaces and a mixture of terrains that are suitable for snowboarders and skiers of all abilities. On-mountain facilities include five cafes, a shop, hire facilities and a workshop. With over 20 national and international skiing and snowboarding events held at Cardrona each year, it's definitely one of the top mountains in New Zealand. INCLUDED Breakfast, Lift Pass SLOPE INFO - Cardrona Levels: 25% Beginner, 50% Intermediate, 25% Advanced Height: 1860m Vertical: 600m Skiable Area: 345ha Want to download the tour itinerary? click here

Treble Cone lies within the heart of the Southern Alps. It has amazing views across the beautiful lakeside town of Wanaka. Treble Cone is the largest ski area in the South Island, with plenty of exhilarating skiing and snowboarding terrain. Spread over three large basins, there are trails to suit all ages and abilities. From the purpose-built learner area and long, groomed beginner and intermediate trails, to numerous natural half pipes on the upper mountain, challenging advanced runs and ungroomed powder, there’s plenty for everyone. Treble Cone boasts New Zealand's fastest quad chairlift, so you can enjoy more runs per day than anywhere else. The saddle quad chairlift offers the highest lift-accessed terrain, longest groomed intermediate runs, and highest vertical drop in the South Island. Renowned for dry powder, and plenty of it, Treble Cone receives an average annual snowfall of 5.5 metres and has an average maximum snow depth of 3.25 metres. Its proximity to the Southern Alps means reliable snow conditions and weather, and, just as importantly, its geography means it is protected from the bitterly cold southerly winds. In the evening, Wanaka is an après-ski haven, with a huge number of places to dine, drink and dance the night away. INCLUDED Breakfast, Lift Pass SLOPE INFO - Treble Cone Levels: 10% Beginner, 45% Intermediate, 45% Advanced Height: 1960m Vertical: 700m Skiable Area: 550ha Want to download the tour itinerary? click here

Today we take you to Ohau, a remote ski field which can be found midway between Christchurch and Queenstown. Ohau caters for all abilities, with snow ratings of 20% beginner, 50% intermediate and 30% advanced. From the highest point of 1,925 metres, there is a 400-metre vertical fall to the base via ‘The Boulevard’ (a wonderful ride for beginners on a safe, groomed trail as wide as a highway). Intermediates can choose the zig-zag ‘Luge’, and experts can push the limits on the ‘High Traverse’ and the ‘Escalator’. Ohau offers exquisite dry powder snow terrain and gets you off the tourist trail to experience the awesome range of ski fields available in the South Island of New Zealand. INCLUDED Breakfast , Lift Pass SLOPE INFO - Ohau Difficulty: 20% Beginner, 50% Intermediate, 30% Advanced Height: 1825m Vertical: 400m Skiable Area: 125ha Want to download the tour itinerary? click here

Today we head to one of the Mackenzie Country’s best kept secrets. Roundhill has the highest vertical drop in Australasia 783M. Also boasts one of NZ’s widest pistes and offers terrain to suit all capabilities. We ski / snowboard until approx. 3pm when we then make the journey back to Christchurch, aiming to arrive by approximately 8pm where you are welcome to book an extra night’s accommodation. INCLUDED Breakfast, Lift Pass SLOPE INFO - Roundhill Levels: 20% Beginner, 45% Intermediate, 35% Advanced Height: 2133m Vertical: 783m Skiable Area: 550ha Want to download the tour itinerary? click here