Transfer from Auckland International Airport to accommodation. (Executive Helicopter, Commercial or Private Aeroplane)

Day 1 - Day 2 – Bay Of Islands

• Kauri Cliffs Lodge
• Eagles Nest Retreat

Swim with the dolphins - Dolphins are one of earth's most fascinating creatures and few other areas are blessed with their presence all year round, as is the Bay of Islands. On this the ultimate marine adventure you'll get right up close to the dolphins. Watch their antics and get fantastic photographs. The Bay has the warmest waters in New Zealand for swimming with dolphins. Certain times of the year (especially when they are with their young) swimming is not permitted.

"Hole in the Rock" – Your cruise will take you out to the "Hole in the Rock" and on to the majestic Grand Cathedral Cave. On the return journey there is an option to meander through the inner islands. View sandy beaches, beautiful bays and marine wildlife as your skipper gives an informative commentary. Another option is to stop over on beautiful Urupukapuka Island where there are numerous activities, scenic walks or swim.

• Hilton Hotel (Auckland City)
• Mollies on Tweed (Auckland City)
• Delamore Lodge (Waiheke Island)

Goat Island Marine Reserve - Goat Island is a protected marine reserve which affords the opportunity to get "up close and personal"with a wide array of marine life. These untouched clear waters are a favourite for marine biologists. Visitors to this park are able to feed many different varieties of fish and appreciate the many species of marine life in this unspoiled sanctuary.

Tiritiri Matangi Wildlife Reserve - Tiritiri Matangi is a Department of Conservation protected reserve with restricted access to visitors. Caviar is able to provide its guests with guided tours and can arrange for helicopter landings one day per week. Stepping on to Tiritiri Matangi is comparable to turning the clock back several hundred years. The Flora and Fauna is explained with passion and understanding by the DOC (Department of Conservation) guides.

Waitakere Ranges - Only 30 kilometres from downtown Auckland is the city’s largest regional park, the Waitakere Ranges. In just 30 minutes you will leave behind the bustle of the city and step into the tranquillity of the rainforest. A stop at the Arataki Centre perched high on the

Ridge of the Waitakere Ranges will enable you to enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from the Tasman Sea to the Pacific Ocean. Learn about and admire the magnificent traditional Maori carvings. Continue on to the lush rainforest where you can walk the easy bush tracks amongst New Zealand’s famous kauri trees and giant tree ferns.

Day 6 - Day 8 – Rotorua/Taupo

Transfer to Rotorua by executive helicopter (Lord of the Rings Sites, Geo-Thermal, Coromandel, Hauraki Gulf and Islands)

Suggested Accommodation Rotorua/Taupo                               

• Solitaire Lodge (Lake Tarawera)
• Treetops Lodge (Rural Rotorua, Native Bush Setting)
• Huka Lodge

Lake Tarawera – amidst the Geo Thermal Wonderland of the Central Plateau is extinct volcano Mount Tarawera and the picturesque lake and tributaries. Explore the lake and surroundingsfrom the air and enjoy some time soaking in a natural hot pool while your freshly caught fish is cooking only metres away in the hot sands of the shore of Lake Tarawera.

White Island
White Island is the summit of two overlapping strato volcanoes and one of New Zealand's most active volcanoes, with about 35 small to moderate, steam and tephra eruptions since 1826. Your visit to the island will start with you putting on a protective suit and gas mask before your scenic flight takes you out toe land by the crater. Explore this harsh terrain with your qualified guide before returning over the scenic coast and spectacular geo thermal area.

Waiotapu - A Wonderland of Stunning Geothermal Activity.
New Zealand’s most colourful natural volcanic environment. Visitors can walk at their own pace and absorb the unique features including the world famous champagne pool, geysers, bubbling mud, steaming ground, expansive vistas, huge volcanic craters and sinter terrace formations. The natural bush setting adds another dimension to the experience as does the guaranteed daily eruption of the Lady Knox Geyser at 10.15am.

• Pelorus Lodge

Everyone visiting the Marlborough Sounds falls in love with the beauty, tranquillity and pureness of this region. Hundreds of beautiful beaches and unspoiled bush walks await our Caviar clients and Guides. A great way to explore this area is by kayaks or small runabout boats. A picnic on your "own" beach is a memory that all visitors to this region should take home with them. Scenic flights for this air are also spectacular.

 Grasmere Lodge, Canterbury - Built in 1858, the original limestone homestead, now the core of the lodge, introduces you to the style of personal pampering that earned the Harper’s Hideaway Report Grand Award in 1998. At the same time this traditional New Zealand high country station (ranch), set amid towering 7000 ft peaks, and provides a wide range of outdoor activities for those seeking a more adventurous interlude. This is an operational farm and visitors to Grasmere are welcome to be a part of the day to day farm activities.

• Blanket Bay

Franz Josef Glacier - The spectacular Franz Josef Glacier descends to just 250 metres above sea level amidst the greenery and lushness of a temperate rainforest. Of all the accessible temperate glaciers in New Zealand, the Franz Josef Glacier is easily the steepest and fastest moving. While many glaciers world-wide have been retreating, the Franz Josef Glacier still flows almost to sea level, through a temperate rainforest of ancient trees. Flights by light aircraft and helicopters are able to land you directly on the ice to explore this wonder of nature at your leisure

Milford Sound – This is an isolated area of New Zealand which is explored by cruising the sounds (Highly recommended) and by scenic flights. The beauty of this area is spellbinding and every view is worthy of a picture postcard. No visitor to this region is ever disappointed by the extra effort required to get to this remote location. The Milford Track is a great adventure for those with the time (4 days 3 nights) to experience one of the great walking tracks of the world.