New Zealand’s smallest national park protects its most natural stretch of accessible coastline, home to fur seals and myriad sea birds basking in endless sunshine hours. It’s sea kayaking haven, great for guided walks but with so many rainforest fringed golden beaches, adorning its azure water-lapped offshore islands, it’s also a perfect place to unwind!

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The wild environs of the Southern Alps affect normally sane people. Bungee (bungy) jumping was invented here and still thrives: AJ Hackett will accommodate even the most daring of exponents. Like water? Try a Jet Boat on the Dart River. There’s… skydiving, climbing, skiing, rafting, kayaking, fishing, riding, flying, sailing, hang-gliding, snowmobiling, snowboarding and heli-skiing. Plus every walk imaginable, from moderate to ‘the world’s finest walk’ – across the Milford Track.

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Surrounded by three harbours, New Zealand’s largest city is renowned as the ‘City of Sails’. Its environs are breathtaking: rainforest covered hills; dozens of dormant volcanic cones, idyllic ‘holiday’ islands and tranquil beaches, perfect for invigorating walks. Auckland is a melting pot of South Pacific and Asian cultures. See local artists in their studios and visit the city’s many museums, galleries and cafés dedicated to showing off the visual arts. The surrounding areas boast some 80-plus vineyards, featuring world acclaimed wines. And you’ll find the perfect dining accompaniments in the many restaurants of the historic suburbs or by the waterfront in the Viaduct Harbour or Mission Bay.Enjoy festivals, a bustling shopping district and chic waterfront bars and restaurants. Accessible forest trails, beautiful parks and superb beaches complete this engaging experience.

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The perfect place to recover from a long flight or end a tour, the Bay of Islands has everything: delightful beaches; fine cuisine; culture; fascinating history; the Giant Kauri Tree Forest; glow-worm caves; sailing; walking; watersports and the jewel in its crown, New Zealand’s finest maritime park. The marine life includes big marlin, whales, penguins, dolphins and many other species.

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Board a scenic flight over the white sands and crystal waters of Whangoroa Harbour, Doubtless Bay and the famous Ninety Mile Beach. Transfer to a private vehicle and enjoy a tour, taking in the historic lighthouse and the stunning Tapotupotu Bay, before soaring over yet more breathtaking scenery.

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Described as the most English city outside of England, Christchurch offers historic sights, a thriving arts scene, a flourishing restaurant and café society, a restored tram network and its own River Avon complete with punting locals. Christchurch is nicknamed the ‘Garden City’ with good reason: its Botanic Gardens feature one of the finest collections of exotic and indigenous plants in New Zealand, all in 21 hectares totally dedicated to the horticulturist’s art.

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Dividing the North and South Islands, Cook Straits are flanked by Wellington to the north, while southwards lie the Marlborough Sounds and world famous Cloudy Bay. Just 92 kilometres from the capital down to Picton, and a mere three hours, it’s a voyage that will forever last in your memory. Interislander’s three vessels offer a wide choice of sailings and great on-board facilities, making what’s been described as “one of the most beautiful, scenic cruise crossings in the world”, even better.

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Just a 2 hour drive from Auckland lies the stunning coastline, white sand beaches and forest hinterland of the Coromandel. With a range of short coastal paths to multi day treks, it’s a walkers’ paradise. The marine reserve of Cathedral Cove (Te Whanganui- A-Hei) – only accessible on foot or by boat, is a sensory wonder land, with looming limestone cliffs, vibrant volcanic coastline, crystal clear waters and mass of marine life.

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Cruise by boat to see dolphins in their natural environment; watch them happily frolicking before your very eyes, take fantastic photos and even, conditions permitting, join these fascinating creatures in the water. If that’s not enough to tempt you, you may also have the chance to see seals, penguins and even whales year round on this ultimate marine adventure!

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Dunedin’s diversity of coastal wildlife is unmatched as it provides a haven for kinder climate loving Antarctic species. The world’s only mainland albatross breeding colony is on Taiaroa Head, above a colony of Shags perching on the cliff crags. The Yellow Eyed Penguin, the world’s rarest, lives here as does the shy Little Blue Penguin. Dunedin is a Victorian and Edwardian heritage city. It also proudly hosts New Zealand’s oldest Botanic Garden.

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The Franz Josef Glacier offers awe-inspiring views of Mount Cook and Mount Tasman – New Zealand’s highest peaks. It’s best appreciated on a ‘heli-hike’ through its valleys. Down the highway, at the foot of another spectacular ice domain, lies Fox Glacier Township which was founded in a goldrush. Evidence of those times can be found at the nearby mining settlement of Gillespies Beach. Whilst Lake Matheson which reflects Aoraki, is equally spectacular.

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Not visiting Hawkes Bay world-class wineries would be a mistake. Why not do it NZstyle on a bike? The relatively easy tour takes in vineyards, olive groves, ostrich farms, horse studs, orchards, six wineries and, yes, some of their stupendous output! Hawkes Bay is also home to a vibrant arts scene and a rich Maori cultural history. It’s also proud of its local artisan foods, gourmet meats and other epicurean delights which compliment its many award-winning wines. A big draw for nature lovers are the safaris to the unique Gannet Reserve at Cape Kidnappers, on the east coast. As the ‘Takapu’ is usually an island breeder this is a rare sight and this is, in fact, the largest and most accessible mainland gannet colony in the world.

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If you live somewhere that has gaping wide open farmland, adorned with orchards and vineyards, back dropped by picturesque mountains then you would want to show it off, and when the prevailing weather conditions are calm, the best way is from the basket of a hot air balloon. Hawkes Bay offers a range of flights, including dawn take offs over the Wairarapa, flying across the Heretaunga Plains area including Hastings, Havelock North and the western plains.

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With a spectacular volcanic backdrop, this region has a unique combination of wild landscapes, including pristine bush, hot mineral pools and Australasia’s largest fresh water lake, fed by the crystal clear waters from adjacent snow-capped peaks. Close by, Tongariro Crossing lays claim to the best one day hike in New Zealand, and the Tongariro National Park is a dual World Heritage area, recognised for the park’s Maori cultural as well as its volcanic features.

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On the South Island’s northern tip lie Queen Charlotte Track, Keneperu Sound and Pelorus Sound. A winding water wonderland of drowned valleys and sheltered bays, fringed by untouched forest, the Marlborough Sounds were created by a combination of land subsidence and rising sea level. They offer a cruising, kayaking, waterskiing, fishing and sailing paradise.

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World renowned Pinot Noirs bring many visitors here, but this area also produces wonderful local foods. This bounty is exploited by the many eateries, and celebrated at its annual wine and food festival. Walking off lunch is easy with leisurely strolls or bike rides around the local vineyards & olive groves. Feeling more adventurous? There’s jet boating, quad biking, horse riding, kayaking, treks through the Putangirua Pinnacles and into the Haurangi Forest Park or Tora and White Rock’s remote beaches to explore. On a clear day at Cape Palliser you’ll see all the way to the South Island. If time allows, visit the Seal Colony or climb the lighthouse’s 200-plus steps.

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Often seen as the eighth Wonder of the World, the Milford Sound offers breathtaking scenery - lush rainforest, soaring cliffs, shimmering lakes and cascading waterfalls. Not to mention the mighty Mitre Peak, which dominates the skyline. Whether you opt for the ever popular day cruise, an overnight cruise or a scenic flight the memories of this momentous sight will never leave you!

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Mount Cook is the highest mountain in New Zealand. Lying in the Southern Alps range, it’s a serenely beautiful year-round resort. Whether you’re attracted by the glacier skiing in the winter, or the hiking, boat trips and fishing in the summer, there’s only one place to stay: The Hermitage Alpine Resort. An icon of superior accommodation and dining for over a century, it continues this tradition today with a high quality range of facilities available for all occasions.

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Mount Cook Ski Planes can take you to an ice heaven, normally only accessible after hours of climbing. From Mount Cook Airport or Franz Josef, you’ll fly towards Aoraki and on to the Tasman Glacier, where the pilot will land the plane on its skis. The engine is stilled and so will you be as you get out and hear the deafening silence. The return flight is down the other side of the valley past climber huts, icefalls, peaks, and occasional ski tourers and climbers.

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Napier’s variety of 1930’s architecture is almost unrivalled: Stripped Classical and Spanish Mission and especially Art Deco are all in evidence. Almost continual sunshine makes ocean spa hot pools and the swimming complex well worth a visit. So is the National Aquarium and the dolphins and seals of Marineland. A chilled glass of Sauvignon, on Marine Parade, whilst staring across the Pacific towards Cape Kidnappers and the world’s largest gannet colony is also recommended.

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Marlborough’s wine capital offers cafés, restaurants, bars, shops, artisan food outlets, golf courses and wineries in abundance. Whilst Nelson offers a diversity in landscape – snow-capped mountains, rolling vineyards, golden beaches – all offering a wide array of outdoor activities and adventures.

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Marlborough’s mist hazed hills and crystal clear waters of its ‘Sounds’ make it a fishing, boating, hiking and mountain biking haven. Nelson, famed for its arts and crafts, fine dining and excellent wines, leads to the Abel Tasman National Park, whose coastal track along golden sand beaches is a stunning walk.

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The smallest of the two main islands that make up New Zealand, North Island is home to a staggeringly rich diversity of landscapes and highlights, from the subtropical beauty of Northland and the spectacular aquatic pleasures of the Bay of Islands, to the dramatic volcanic landscapes of Ruapehu and Mount Taranaki. Around the Bay of Plenty, Hawkes Bay and the breathtaking Coromandel Peninsula you can find glorious beaches, unspoilt coastline and picturesque harbours, whilst the Waikato region is blessed with underground caverns and the Waitomo Caves. The landscapes around Rotorua, the traditional heartland of the Maori culture, bubble with geothermal activity and spouting geysers and the air is infused with the unique scent of sulphur. City life is as eclectic as the natural diversity, from the bustling vibrancy of Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, and the engaging charms of Wellington, its captivating capital, to the Art Deco style of Napier on the east coast. With culture and natural beauty in abundance, idyllic retreats to relax in and some of the finest vineyards in the Southern Hemisphere, the North Island is indeed a land of plenty.

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Located by the majestic Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown offers superb wining and dining and outdoor adventure in the most beautiful Hollywood-perfect scenery imaginable. So good in fact, that this was where much of The Lord of the Rings was filmed. Whether you ride, walk, fly or sail, the wildlife, waterfalls, valleys, clear lakes, and mountainscapes of Queenstown will absolutely overwhelm you with their unspoilt magnificence.

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Rotorua, with its cobbled, lantern lined street ways and striking Tudor architecture shows off New Zealand’s significant colonial history. But it is the geysers, boiling mud pools and steaming craters that have made it so popular a destination, especially for therapy lovers. If that’s you, then merely mentioning the 26 hot mineral bathing pools and extensive range of treatments at Polynesian Spa should be starting to engender a warm feeling for this special part of the North Island. Take a float plane to see the surrounding volcanoes, lakes and the areas of outstanding natural beauty, also a great base for hiking and bird watching. While closer to home you’re never far from Maori culture in the form of concerts, traditional singing and frequent performances of their legendary dances.

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Experience the world of the billionaire and elite yacht racer, aboard NZL 40 and NZL 41 – two incredibly powerful yachts that have competed in The America’s Cup! Either take the helm, heave into the grinders or simply sit back, hold on and enjoy the ride as you power through the waves of Auckland harbour. The boats have changed little since their racing day specification to provide an authentic and truly awesome experience.

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The 12th largest island on the planet and less populated than its northern neighbour, New Zealand’s South Island is no less spectacular. Its western coast is lined with the towering peaks of the Southern Alps, where dramatic glaciers and surreal limestone landscapes, lush rainforests and rugged coastlines echo still to the legends of Maori folklore. Fjordland on the southern edge of the island presents visitors with some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole country, a fact that has earned it World Heritage status and the title of the ‘Sightseeing and Walking Capital of the World’. The Marlborough region is blessed with the highest sunshine in New Zealand and a staggering array of wineries, whilst the offshore waterways of Marlborough Sounds are a rich haven for a spectacular diversity of bird and sea life. The rich seas off the Kaikoura Peninsula present some of the best whale watching waters in the world and those hankering for excitement should head for Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, the country’s adventure capital. The island also boast the country’s oldest city, Dunedin and one of its most beautiful, Christchurch.

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Journeying from one coast of the South Island to the other, the TranzAlpine is a truly stupendous way to take in New Zealand’s famous scenery. Leaving from Christchurch (you can start at the other end if you prefer) you flash through the Canterbury Plains and farmlands, into the spectacular gorges and river valleys of the Waimakariri River. A climb into the Southern Alps is next before the descent through lush beech rainforest into the West Coast town of Greymouth. Every carriage offers amazing views but, to get much ‘closer’, there’s an open air viewing carriage which is the perfect platform for the countless photo opportunities. The journey is 224 kilometres, takes 4 ½ hours and includes 16 tunnels and 5 viaducts plus the 73 metre Staircase.

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This unique region has much to offer: from snow capped mountains, to pristine native bush and the famous Huka Falls, to gushing geysers and bubbling mud pools. Other highlights include Mount Tarawera, Whakarewarewa Forest, Ohinemutu and, not to be missed, is a traditional Maori cultural evening with a feast cooked on hot stones in a Hangi earth oven. But most impressive is Lake Taupo, New Zealand’s largest fresh water lake with scenic views to the volcanic peaks of Tongariro. White Island, New Zealand’s most active volcano, is 50 km from the coast and constantly emits a steam stack and occasionally erupts – it’s best seen from a helicopter which can be arranged from Rotorua.

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The wild beauty at the top of the South Island is really appreciated on a three day walking tour of The Queen Charlotte Track; 71km of stunning views, contrasting landscapes, historical landmarks and varied wildlife. With more time there’s fishing, sailing, sea kayaking, mountain biking, bird watching, diving, historic side trips and some great restaurants to enjoy.

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Lake Wanaka and its sister, Lake Hawea, are two crystal clear, scenically perfect, glacially created bodies of water in the centre of towering alps. Discover just how beautiful they are by paragliding over the hills, see them from a plane, mountain biking the high trails, walking the myriad tracks, or, if it’s winter, skiing the superb Alpine slopes. The region’s highest point, Mount Aspiring National Park has landing zones as start points for hikers, climbers and hunters.

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Wellington is protected by hills and a rugged coastline and boasts one of the world’s most beautiful harbours, from which wooden Victorian houses trail in picturesque terraces. The capital city has the nation’s parliament and national museum, as well as spectacular views, delightful gardens, challenging walks, superb shopping, a thriving café entertainment scene and a serious arts habit. Wine buffs will also love Martinborough’s famous wineries all within a short drive of the city!

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The West Coast is memorable for its bizarre limestone landscapes, mysterious lakes and raging rivers, primal rainforest and magnificent, wild coastline. It also features Aoraki (Mount Cook) – New Zealand’s highest mountain – and the huge ice valleys of Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers, into which you can fly on a ski plane and land on the top

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Off Kaikoura’s coast lies a huge undersea canyon that attracts the world’s largest predator, the Sperm Whale, yearround. Flying over these waters in a 30 minute jaunt gets you a 95% chance of a sighting. Plus the possibility of seeing Southern Right, Brydes, Humpback and Blue Whales and the occasional Orca. For a closer view of the whales take a cruise.

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Isolated for millions of years, New Zealand has developed a unique collection of fauna found nowhere else on earth. Birdlife is particularly well represented, with unique endemic species like the rare, flightless takahe and inquisitive keas, and of course the endangered Kiwi. Off the coast the nutrient rich waters are alive with an abundance of marine life, including dolphins and whales, crested penguins and myriad seabirds, whilst the national parks contain reptiles and insects, like the bizarre weta and the ancient tuatara, which can trace ancestry back to Gondwanaland itself.

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Whether you are looking for tropical island retreats or vibrant city breaks, the numerous stopover choices available offer an exciting array of alternatives, all matched by a fabulous selection of accommodation options. Overleaf we detail a range of exceptional properties, from Los Angeles to Fiji, all affording the very best in luxurious style and service, unparalleled locations and some of the most spectacular cities on earth. Please see our extension pages for more details

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Steeped in Maori tradition and culture, this family run boutique hotel offers a rich fusion of modern luxury and ancient heritage. The 4 spacious beautifully appointed en suite guest rooms offer modern convenience and comfort, as well as spectacular views across Lake Rotorua towards Mount Tarawera. Incorporating Maori artwork and crafts throughout, the property also offers guests superb home cooked food, swimming and kayaking options.

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Just a short drive from Nelson and situated on the end of the Bronte Peninsula, amidst 2 acres of cultivated gardens, this charming lodge offers a range of suites and villas that offer a superb level of comfort and amenities overlooking the natural beauty of the Waimea Estuary, a rich haven for local birdlife.

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Occupying a lofty promontory overlooking the Veronica Channel, this hotel is set amidst a landscape of native bushland, affording guests a superb level of privacy and sophistication. The tastefully appointed guest bedrooms offer sweeping views and private balconies whilst the hotel boasts a relaxed ambience and reputedly, the best food in the Bay of Islands.

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Overlooking beautiful Lake Wakatipu, the Crowne Plaza offers a superb central location, along with contemporary and stylish 4-star accommodation in the heart of Queenstown. Each of the 139 superbly appointed rooms and suites offer views of the lake, mountains or private central courtyard from individual balconies, and all boast an extensive array of modern amenities to compliment their spacious interiors. In addition, the chic styling of the hotel’s Threesixty Restaurant presents an ideal venue to enjoy the rich fusion of locally produced food and eastern flavours, with lake views through the floor to ceiling windows.

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Four unique and distinctly themed en suite rooms offer guests the enchanting choice of superbly appointed luxury close to the quiet village of Russell. Fully renovated and offering all the comforts of modern convenience, the lodge itself dates from the turn of the 20th century and features a courtyard and gardens and a relaxing spa to provide the ultimate in boutique elegance.

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Situated in the heart of Hawkes Bay this exclusive and historic lodge overlooks the farmland and vineyards of some of New Zealand’s most prestigious wine and food growing regions. Exuding all the period charm of its heritage, the lodge offers 6 well appointed en suite guest rooms, most of which offer glorious views over a superbly restored pergola. The lodge features a spa house and swimming pool and provides the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding area.

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Situated between the Kaikoura Seaward Mountains and Mangamaunu Bay on New Zealand’s South Island, this contemporary country lodge is set on a deer farm amidst an expansive orchard of olive groves. Offering 6 guest rooms and 5 luxuriously appointed tree houses, the lodge affords stylish and uniquely designed comfort in one of the country’s most spectacular natural settings. Located amongst a native Manuka grove, some 10 metres above the ground, the tree houses afford breathtaking views of the mountains and are beautifully appointed with handcrafted, custom designed furnishings and some have the luxury of wood burners.

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Combining old world charm with indulgent luxury, this historic colonial property close to the centre of Christchurch, is set amidst the tranquil splendour of its own manicured gardens. This fine boutique hotel offers 17 beautifully appointed rooms and suites that feature spacious comfort with all the benefits of modern convenience. Some rooms feature patios leading into the gardens, whilst the hotel’s superb restaurant offers fine contemporary New Zealand cuisine.

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Situated on the edge of Lake Rotorua, this award winning lodge provides luxurious and intimate ambience close to the cultural heartland of the Maori culture. The lodge features 8 exquisitely appointed rooms that offer spectacular views across the lake or gardens, with private balconies and antique furnishings. The hotel offers a range of activities and an acclaimed chef ensures the finest in gourmet cuisine in an enchanting choice of dining venues.

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A recreated colonial style farm building situated in the grounds of New Zealand’s only castle, Larnach Lodge offers 4-star boutique accommodation, amidst 35 acres of gardens, just a 20 minute drive from Dunedin City. Its 12 themed bedrooms are each individually decorated and comfortably appointed, offering spectacular panoramas of Otago Harbour and the Peninsula, as well as some quite breathtaking views down to the ocean. Guests can also enjoy the exclusive and unique experience of dining at the award-winning Larnach Castle itself, a privilege reserved for guests only, whilst breakfast can be enjoyed amongst the historic old Stables.

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A 5-star luxury retreat set amidst the alpine scenery of Mount Aspiring National Park, Lime Tree Lodge exudes genteel charm, offering 2 opulent suites and 4 elegant rooms that each afford breathtaking mountain views and access to the gardens. All rooms feature a wealth of indulgent comforts, French doors and verandas, whilst the suites afford the added luxury of open plan styling and, in the case of the Black Peak Suite, a private lounge with log fire and 180-degree views of the Southern Alps. The lodge also offers a swimming and spa pool, gourmet cuisine and a helipad.

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Lying in the heart of the wine country, Vintners Hotel presents guests with a range of spacious, open plan suites in a contemporary apartment complex amidst a landscape of vines and cherry orchards. With a wealth of modern amenities and private patios they offer the ideal base to explore the extensive vineyards.

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Located close to the historic gold mining settlement of Arrowtown, just a short drive from Queenstown, Millbrook is a destination that embodies the very essence of New Zealand’s captivating lifestyle. A year round retreat, it offers guests a superior range of rooms, suites and villas that include super king-size beds, deep baths and balconies or patios that afford superb views. The property also features 2 outdoor and 1 indoor pool, a gym and sauna, tennis courts and access to an exceptional 18-hole championship golf course. One of the finest spas in the country and superb dining options complete the package.

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An award-winning resort hidden amongst native flora, this resort is ideally placed for exploring the beautiful Bay of Islands. The spacious and stylish suites offer large living and dining areas, floor to ceiling windows and views towards the outlying islands. With a world renowned chef and an acclaimed international spa, it presents an ideal getaway.

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Dating from 1882 and located amidst 5,000 acres of a working sheep farm, this retreat lies at the centre of Martinborough Wine Village, one of the country’s premier wine regions. The 16 individually appointed rooms are elegantly designed with luxurious interiors, whilst the addition of fine wines, gourmet food and exceptional service creates a haven of opulent splendour.

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Enjoying the benefits of a prime central location, this luxurious hotel offers guests a choice of 82 exquisite rooms and suites that all feature private double spa baths with TV and, in many cases, private balconies that afford views towards the lake or mountains. Each room is equipped with an enviable array of modern amenities and the hotel also offers a superb new spa with a range of relaxing treatments, a fitness centre, and a stylishly atmospheric restaurant that serves fine French cuisine overlooking a tranquil waterfall and landscaped gardens, providing the perfect setting for dinner.

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Centrally located, just a few minutes walk from Waitemata Harbour and Auckland’s vibrant shopping and theatre districts, the recently refurbished Stamford Plaza offers 282 luxuriously appointed rooms that afford all the comforts and modern convenience expected of a 5-star hotel. A superb new recreation centre features a heated indoor pool, spa, sauna and a state of the art gymnasium, whilst the hotel boasts a choice of excellent restaurants.

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Considered one of the finest hotels in the Hawkes Bay region, this beautifully restored Edwardian Art Deco hotel offers guests the choice of 18 well appointed suites and rooms and a multi award-winning restaurant in the centre of Napier. Some rooms boast private lounges, therapeutic spa baths and balconies, whilst all feature an array of elegant amenities. Chambers has been acclaimed as Napier’s best restaurant; offering charming ambience and a choice of over 80 locally produced wines.

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Centrally located and recently refurbished, The Dairy presents 13 private en suite bedrooms that afford views of Queenstown and the surrounding landscapes. Considered one of Queenstown’s premier boutique establishments each of the stylishly appointed spacious rooms offer a range of modern comforts along with beautifully relaxing, timeless interiors. The guest lounge presents the ideal spot to unwind, with deep sofas and an open fire. Breakfasts are served in the historic old 1920’s Dairy, from which the hotel takes its name. The property also offers delicious home made afternoon teas.

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Situated in the heart of Wellington, the Duxton Hotel provides a luxurious base from which to explore the highlights of New Zealand’s cultural and historic capital city. A choice of Deluxe and Club rooms provide guests with separate living and sleeping areas, an array of modern amenities and, in the case of Club guests, access to the Club Lounge facilities. The hotel restaurant offers a range of excellent international cuisine, accompanied by an enviable cellar of premier wines.

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An award-winning hotel, internationally recognised for its fine dining and impeccable service, The George is considered one of Christchurch’s most elegant hotels. Ideally located close to the centre of the city, it affords discerning guests intimate style in any one of its 55 spacious and luxuriously appointed rooms and suites. Standard rooms boast a matchless array of modern amenities and the hotel offers exceptional levels of service.

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A new property in the heart of Auckland, the Westin is located on the waterfront overlooking the Viaduct Harbour, close to the city’s bustling restaurant and shopping districts. The hotel’s 172 rooms and suites offer superb first class comfort and an enviable range of modern amenities with either a balcony or patio. The hotel also features a Spa and Wellness Centre and an indoor heated swimming pool.

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Set amidst the splendour of Glacier Country, the Westwood Lodge is ideally situated close to the World Heritage listed Westland National Park. Designed to reflect the warmth of its natural surroundings, the lodge offers a range of guest rooms and a relaxing lounge with alpine views.

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