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1GB · 7 days
32kA food trip to New Zealand is planned around its markets, classes and regions: Fergburger, Central Otago progressive winery dinner. Choose laid-back for two things a day, or packed for four.
Where you stayQueenstown 3 nightsWestland District 2 nightsabout 195 km between them
5 days · packed · 12 of 19 bookable now · activities from about $4,065
morning
Fergburger
Burger restaurant in New Zealand. Dates from 2000.
afternoon
Central Otago progressive winery dinner
Three courses at three wineries around Queenstown and Arrowtown, matched to the pinot noir the region is known for.

eveningalso worth doing
Nevis Swing, Bungy & Catapult by AJ Hackett

eveningalso worth doing
Skydive Queenstown Experience by NZONE
Breakfast
A daily market, open 9am to 4pm.
Lunch
A hamburger restaurant located in Queenstown, New Zealand, which specialises in gourmet hamburgers.
morning
Skyline Queenstown
Set of tourist attractions in Queenstown, New Zealand.

afternoonalso worth doing
Onsen Hot Pools and Spa Experience in Queenstown

eveningalso worth doing
Kawarau Bridge Bungy, Swing or Zipline Experience by AJ Hackett

eveningalso worth doing
Milford Sound Scenic Flight & Cruise from Queenstown
Breakfast
Remarkables Market
A morning market, open 10am to 2pm.
morningalso worth doing
Lake Wakatipu
Lake in Otago Region, New Zealand.

afternoonalso worth doing
Wanaka Tandem Skydive Over Southern Alps and Lakes

eveningalso worth doing
Queenstown Paragliding Adventure with Skytrek

eveningalso worth doing
Queenstown Zipline Experience by Ziptrek
Travel day
Queenstown to Westland District
Journey time is an estimate rather than a timetable - check the operator before you book anything tight on either side of it.

afternoonalso worth doing
Fox Glacier Heli Hike Experience

eveningalso worth doing
Glacier Helihike and Flight Experiences in New Zealand

eveningalso worth doing
Tasman Glacier Heli Hike Experience in Mt. Cook
morningalso worth doing
Silberhorn
New Zealand mountain near Westland District.
afternoonalso worth doing
Westland Tai Poutini National Park
National park in New Zealand. Dates from 1960.
eveningalso worth doing
Church of the Good Shepherd
New Zealand Anglican church at Lake Tekapo. Dates from 1935. Heritage New Zealand Category 1 historic place listing.

eveningalso worth doing
Franz Josef Kayak Classic Experience
Prices are indicative and in Australian dollars. Flights and accommodation are not included. Distances between stops are straight-line, so a walking or driving route will be longer, and they are shown only where both stops have a known location. Items marked also worth doing sit outside the food and drink theme and are there because they are among the best things to do in New Zealand.
The part an itinerary app leaves out. These are New Zealand's rules for Australian passport holders, re-read from the official source and dated below.
No - Australian passport holders can enter New Zealand without a visa for up to Indefinite - Australian citizens are granted a resident visa on arrival.
Check your passport covers the whole trip with room to spare. A fare is non-refundable long before a passport renewal is.
21 things to sort for New Zealand, built from these same rules, 3 of them essential.
Last reviewed 2026-10-24. Entry requirements change without notice. Always confirm with the official sources below before you book or fly.
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Cooking classes and food tours, yes - they run small and fill up. Street food and markets, no. The plan marks which is which, and anything bookable can be held before you leave Australia.
Cooking classes and organised tours will almost always accommodate them if you say so when booking rather than on the day. Street food is harder to control, so it is worth learning the phrase for what you cannot eat in the local language before you go.
Still deciding where to go? These are built the same way - real activities, in an order that works, with the entry rules for Australians attached.