Where to Book Now: New Zealand

October 5, 2015
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For those Andrew Harper subscribers originating from the United States, now is the time to book a trip to New Zealand. The New Zealand dollar fell to an all time low this summer, making it one of the most affordable times for Americans to explore the beautiful destination.

Booking a trip now for March or April (shoulder season in New Zealand) is ideal timing, as there are numerous Harper-recommended properties that offer considerable discounts during that time period.

If you need even more reason to go — besides the chance to stretch your hard-earned vacation money — take a glance at the photos below from our recent Instagram takeover with Pure New Zealand.

Local knowledge can make all the difference when youre trout fishing in the Glenorchy region. Whether you're looking for a day trip, an overnight excursion, or the high adventure that comes with heli-fishing, having a seasoned guide with you will ensure your nymphs, flies and spinners find the best pools. - Photo by Chris McLennan courtesy of @purenewzealand
Local knowledge can make all the difference when youre trout fishing in the Glenorchy region. Whether you're looking for a day trip, an overnight excursion, or the high adventure that comes with heli-fishing, having a seasoned guide with you will ensure your nymphs, flies and spinners find the best pools. - Photo by Chris McLennan courtesy of @purenewzealand
As the sun sets over the Waitakere Ranges and the Sky Tower pierces the evening glow, the promise of fun, food and friendship fills the air. Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and there's plenty to enjoy when the lights come on. Waterfront cafes, bars and restaurants offer local craft beers, fine wines and mouth-watering dishes that celebrate the fresh, local food. - Photo by Chris McLennan courtesy of @purenewzealand
As the sun sets over the Waitakere Ranges and the Sky Tower pierces the evening glow, the promise of fun, food and friendship fills the air. Auckland is New Zealand's largest city and there's plenty to enjoy when the lights come on. Waterfront cafes, bars and restaurants offer local craft beers, fine wines and mouth-watering dishes that celebrate the fresh, local food. - Photo by Chris McLennan courtesy of @purenewzealand
A flight to Milford Sound, from Queenstown or Wanaka, offers spectacular long range views. As you cross the Southern Alps, snow-capped peaks extend north and south to the horizon. At the west coast your flight turns left and continues south along the shore, then east into Milford Sound. Flying comfortably between the fiords enormous cliffs, you begin to realize the enormity of this magnificent landscape. - Photo by Chris Sisarich courtesy of @purenewzealand
A flight to Milford Sound, from Queenstown or Wanaka, offers spectacular long range views. As you cross the Southern Alps, snow-capped peaks extend north and south to the horizon. At the west coast your flight turns left and continues south along the shore, then east into Milford Sound. Flying comfortably between the fiords enormous cliffs, you begin to realize the enormity of this magnificent landscape. - Photo by Chris Sisarich courtesy of @purenewzealand
A guided sea kayak tour lets you explore the Abel Tasman National Park without the need for hiking boots, and who knows what wildlife you'll encounter along the way. Orca, seals and dolphins play in these waters. With any luck, you'll bring home stories that you'll want to retell for the rest of your life. - Photo by Ian Trafford courtesy of @purenewzealand
A guided sea kayak tour lets you explore the Abel Tasman National Park without the need for hiking boots, and who knows what wildlife you'll encounter along the way. Orca, seals and dolphins play in these waters. With any luck, you'll bring home stories that you'll want to retell for the rest of your life. - Photo by Ian Trafford courtesy of @purenewzealand
Kauri Cliffs is New Zealand's newest luxury golf course. Set amidst 1620 hectares of farmland overlooking Matauri Bay, the course is a par 72 championship with four sets of tees to challenge every skill level. Golfers can enjoy sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. David Harman, the designer of the course, said
Kauri Cliffs is New Zealand's newest luxury golf course. Set amidst 1620 hectares of farmland overlooking Matauri Bay, the course is a par 72 championship with four sets of tees to challenge every skill level. Golfers can enjoy sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean. David Harman, the designer of the course, said "natural forces created Kauri Cliffs. I just built the greens and tees." - Photo by Chris McLennan courtesy of @purenewzealand
A visit to White Island is an amazing sensory experience. You'll feel the heat, smell the sulphur, hear the high-pressure hiss of escaping steam and see the results of continuous volcanic action. It's possible to walk right into the main crater which is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Visitors can access the Island by launch and helicopter. - Photo by Rob Suisted courtesy of @purenewzealand
A visit to White Island is an amazing sensory experience. You'll feel the heat, smell the sulphur, hear the high-pressure hiss of escaping steam and see the results of continuous volcanic action. It's possible to walk right into the main crater which is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Visitors can access the Island by launch and helicopter. - Photo by Rob Suisted courtesy of @purenewzealand
If you're an experienced hiker with a thirst for multi-day outdoor challenges, there's a lot to love about New Zealand. However, you can also stroll for an hour or two in a pair of tennis shoes and experience landscapes normally reserved for intrepid explorers thanks to an extensive network of public tracks managed by the Department of Conservation. - Photo by Miles Holden courtesy of @purenewzealand
If you're an experienced hiker with a thirst for multi-day outdoor challenges, there's a lot to love about New Zealand. However, you can also stroll for an hour or two in a pair of tennis shoes and experience landscapes normally reserved for intrepid explorers thanks to an extensive network of public tracks managed by the Department of Conservation. - Photo by Miles Holden courtesy of @purenewzealand
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