Fun isn’t fun unless everyone’s on the same page. That’s why we’ve laid out a few principles for travelling New Zealand on our tour for a Sweet As time.
We know better than anyone that when it comes to having fun, safety comes first. Through our guides and suppliers, we create a safe environment where people can be themselves.
We’re not here to babysit, but we do adopt a level of responsibility when it comes to your well-being. So from headwear to footwear, we won’t tell you twice!
Let’s be honest guys, we all know our limits. Now, we’re no fun police, but we’re not afraid to tell you when you step out of line or had too much.
It’s our job to make sure you’re having the time of your life, but that means all of you. So what might seem fun for you, might not be the shared opinion amongst your buddies.
They say travel broadens the mind, to us, that’s just a fancy way of realising your do’s and don’ts. You’re in this just like the rest of us, so whatever your comfort-zone, find out what you’re capable of when travelling New Zealand on our tour!.
Wherever you’re from or whatever story, we can’t always have your back. So your trip doesn’t turn south, here’s a few obvious tips to keep those smiles on your face:
1. Don’t flash your cash. You might think it’s cool, others think it’s easy.
2. NZ backpacking’s pretty safe but lock up your valuables. Most places provide baggage rooms or lockers.
3. Keep an eye on your belongings. Goes without saying. Not everyone’s kind enough to hand them in.
Definitely catch the worm. Unless a hangover’s got the best of you, there’s no excuses.
Beat the crowds to make the most of New Zealand on our tour and rise at the crack of dawn to get front row seats to the greatest sunrises.
Breakout from the travellers and start up a conversation with the locals. Our NZ guides as well as the local people will enrich your backpacking travels more than sights do.
Don’t judge the lifestyles of others around you, listen to opinions you don’t agree with and put yourself in their shoes.
Embrace different opportunities and people and you might learn something new travelling New Zealand on our tour.
They say pictures speak a 1,000 words, so create a photo album, write a diary or make a scrapbook, ’cause nothing holds memories better than something to look back on your New Zealand tour.