New Zealand Tour Packages (6 Nights / 7 Days )

Today you rest your heli legs and venture up Mt Hutt. Located in the Southern Alps, Canterbury’s Mt Hutt Ski Area receives some of the lightest and driest powder in Australasia. Mt Hutt caters for everyone, with great terrain covering 365 skiable hectares. Access to terrain is quick on the 6 seater chairlift, with some light traversing to get to the black diamond runs. For those seeking adrenalin inducing goodness, Towers, South Face, Montesumas will deliver. With views reaching out across the quilted landscape to the ocean, or back out across the Southern Alps, photo backdrops are in abundance. In the evening we drive to Aoraki Mt Cook Village so we can rise early for Day 3. Day 2 will be the heli day if bad weather Day 1. Want to download the tour itinerary? click here INCLUDED Cooked breakfast Lift Pass Dinner SLOPE INFO Ohau Difficulty: 20% Beginner, 50% Intermediate, 30% Advanced Height:1825m Vertical:400m Dri Skiable Area:125ha

Waking up in the shadow of the most prominent mountain in New Zealand, your day of heli riding is going to be one for the brag book. Today you’re spoilt for choice. Mount Cook Heliski region is the largest heliski area in NZ, operating among the highest peaks in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park, covering 6 mountain ranges across to the Ben Ohaus, that tower above the shores of azure Lake Pukaki. Mount Cook heli has the highest landings, longest runs, greatest snow accumulation and most consistent conditions of any backcountry area in New Zealand. No matter your experience there will be terrain to suit your ability, from mellow open powder bowls to challenging descents – today will not disappoint. As the sunsets over Aoraki Mt Cook, we can relax and talk about today’s adventures over dinner at the Mt Cook Lodge restaurant. Want to download the tour itinerary? click here INCLUDED Heli ski day Cooked breakfast Lunch Dinner SLOPE INFO Mount Cook Run length varies depending on terrain and snow conditions, from 600 vertical metres to as much as 1300 vertical metres. Average run length ranges from 800–1000 vertical metres.

Today we you can kick back and be driven through the scenic views that this part of New Zealand has to offer. If the snow gods have blessed us with a fresh dose of powder we will stop in at Ohau snow fields for a half day of skiing. Ohau is the hidden gem of the Southern Alps. With no crowds, at times it can feel like you have the mountain to yourself. There are some groomed runs, but most of the runs are off piste. With a good mix of learner and intermediate and expert runs, but those who are keen to earn their turns can hike up to the ‘Ridge Run’ for some unforgettable views and riding. After our time riding at Ohau we drive through to Wanaka where we stay the night, ready for another amazing day of heli skiing. Day 4 will be the heli day if bad weather Day 3. INCLUDED Lift Pass Cooked breakfast 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

Rise and shine! We hope you recharged your bodies and the camera batteries last night because today is going to be another amazing day of heli skiing/boarding. Heading into the mountainous areas around Wanaka and the surrounding lakes, we have access to over 8,500 square metres of terrain spreading across 11 different mountain ranges – this is over 3000 times the size of Coronet Peak! You have hit the money load of run choices. With your legs and bodies now conditioned to riding virgin snow, your experienced heli guides will be taking you to some of their favourite spots. Tonight, you have a free evening in Wanaka. There are plenty of eateries available - Mexican, Italian, local pubs etc so enjoy a relaxing evening, great banter and showing off those heli pics from the day. Want to download the tour itinerary? click here INCLUDED Heli ski day Cooked breakfast Lunch SLOPE INFO Wanaka Heli-Skiing Over 8500 m2 of terrain 11 different mountain ranges

Wanaka is home to two of the most spectacular ski mountains and based on the weather we’ll choose one of these as today’s mountain. Treble Cone lies within the heart of the Southern Alps and the views from TC of majestic Lake Wanaka are astounding. Treble Cone is the largest ski area in the South Island, and is renowned for its terrain, dry powder and more technical skiing. Because of its proximity to the Southern Alps it has reliable weather and snow conditions and it is protected from the bitterly cold southerly winds. Whilst Cardrona Alpine Resort is NZ’s most popular ski resort in the area and offers phenomenal skiing as well as a huge range of facilities such as a choice of 8 different cafes & restaurants, a mountain shop, plus more. After a day on the Wanaka mountains, we’ll travel over to Queenstown for the last night of the tour. Day 6 will be the heli day if we had bad weather on day 5. Want to download the tour itinerary? click here INCLUDED - Lift Pass - Cooked breakfast SLOPE INFO Treble Cone Difficulty: 10% Beginner, 45% Intermediate, 45% Advanced Height: 1960m Vertical: 700m Skiable Area: 550ha Cardrona Levels: 25% Beginner, 50% Intermediate, 25% Advanced Height: 1860m Vertical: 600m Skiable Area: 345ha

We spend the last day of the tour in Queenstown - the adventure capital of the world. The only problem you’ll have today is deciding what to do first. Want to download the tour itinerary? click here INCLUDED Cooked breakfast