Upon arrival in Christchurch, start with a tour around the city. Visit Cashmere Hills and the Sign of Takahe, where you will be able to have a glance of the panoramic view of the city. Next, continue to view Hagley Gardens, Botanic Garden, Transitional Cardboard Cathedral and University of Canterbury. Visit Al Noor Mosque, a Sunni Mosque built in 1985 by the Muslim Association of Canterbury. Visit Willow bank Wildlife Reserve where you will be able to spot the kiwi bird in its enclosed area.

Start your day fresh by driving along the coastal road of Pacific Ocean via Oamaru before reaching Moeraki. View the mysterious Moeraki boulders, unusual large spherical boulders lying along Koekohe Beach where they are now protected under the scientific reserve. Next, continue your journey down south reaching Dunedin, the largest city in the Otago Region. The city is well known for its Scottish and Maori heritage and had award the “City of Literature” under UNESCO first creative city in 2014. Visit the Al Huda Mosque. The mosque was established in 2000 and is the centre for religious and social activities of Muslim for Dunedin and its surrounding towns. Continue your tour with driving pass Dunedin Railway Station, one of the most picturesque landmarks in the country. Continue to University of Otago, the oldest university in New Zealand. Proceed with a visit to Baldwin Street, the steepest street in the world under Guinness world Record with altitude of 10-horizontal meters.

This day, drive from Dunedin to Queenstown, a popular tourist township situated. Stop by Cromwell, a town established by the gold miners during gold rush period and is converted into fruit orchard for stone fruits. Continue your journey to Goldfields Mining Centre, a historical gold mining centre during the gold rush era in 1861. Understand how gold was being mined and founded within the Otago region of the old days. View the Kawarau River along the Kawarau Gorge that got its water drained from Lake Wakatipu. You may wish to take up an adventures jetboat at your own expenses. Lastly, proceed to Queenstown where the town is situated at the shores of Lake Wakatipu.

This morning, drive towards Arrowtown, a historical gold mining town that is surrounded by the Remarkables Mountain Range, founded in 1862 during the Gold Rush period. Walk down the quiet streets of the town and view the Arrow River, where gold was first founded. Stop by AJ Hackett bridge for a view of the first Bungy jump in the world. Next, proceed to Mt Cook National Park region with a stop at the Mt Cook Lookout along Lake Pukaiki. Mount Cook is New Zealand’s highest mountain, and is also known as Aoraki in Maori. If weather permits, take an optional helicopter ride up to Tasman Glacier at your own expense. Visit Church of the Good Shepherd along the shores of the magnificent Turquoise colored Lake Tekapo.

After breakfast, enjoy a scenic ride through Mackenzie Region and Burke’s Pass. Stop at Farmers Corner, where you can shop for New Zealand’s premium products and souvenirs such as wool, honey and many more. Interact with cute alpacas and you may wish to hand-feed them at the alpaca farm behind farmers corner. Proceed back to Christchurch with a visit to Christchurch Riverside Market, an indoor market consists of boutiques and restaurants. Next, proceed to the International Antarctic Center to gain understandings of the unknown continent of the Antarctica. Enjoy their latest attraction, 4D Extreme Theatre, and hop onto a Hagglund ride to experience a thrilling Antarctic adventure.

If time permits, do some last-minute shopping before you transfer to the airport for your flight back to Singapore.