Day 1:Auckland, New Zealand

• Auckland, New Zealand
  Commonly referred to as the City of Sails, Auckland is a populous urban area in New Zealand. An isthmus (narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas) Auckland's harbors offer beautiful views and a wide range of water activities.
• Mount Eden
  Mount Eden is known for having a dormant volcano whose summit is the highest natural point on the Auckland isthmus. Also known as Maungawhau, tourists can enjoy breathtaking views of the harbor and surrounding city from the top of the summit.
• Auckland Harbour Bridge (Passing By)
  The Auckland Harbour Bridge is the second-longest road bridge in New Zealand, and the longest in the North Island. At 1,020 meters (3,348 ft) long, it is considered a Auckland icon that hovers over the Waitemata Harbour.
• Mission Bay (Optional if time permits)
  Crystal clear water and white sand characterize the beautiful beaches of Mission Bay. Visit nearby parks and local monuments like the Trevor Moss Davis Memorial Fountain, or dine at one of the many restaurants in the area.

Day 2:Auckland, New Zealand - Waitomo Caves, New Zealand - Rotorua, New Zealand(281 km)

• Auckland, New Zealand
  Commonly referred to as the City of Sails, Auckland is a populous urban area in New Zealand. An isthmus (narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas) Auckland's harbors offer beautiful views and a wide range of water activities.
• Sky Tower
  The Sky Tower is an observation and telecommunications tower located in the Auckland CBD, Auckland City, New Zealand. It is 328 metres (1,076 ft) tall, the tallest man-made structure in the Southern Hemisphere and the 25th tallest tower in the world.
• Waitomo Caves, New Zealand
  Waitomo can be translated as the 'stream which flows into the hole in the ground'. This meaning is reflected through its fantastic geological history and landscape. Combine your experience with Ruakuri Cave, see glowworms up close and descend a spectacular spiral entrance. In Aranui Cave be mesmerised by ornate cave decorations also the underground Black Water Rafting.
  Duration: Approx. 45 Minutes
• Glowworm and Cave Tour
  Take time to let your eyes adapt and you will be rewarded with the soft glow of many of thousands of glowworms. There are enough to gently light up an entire cave and bring you to a sense of wonder. Later, our relaxed and gentle tour will treat you to the beautiful Cave of the Spirit. Walk through a lovely succession of chambers to find speleothems, fossil remains of extinct moa and cathedrals filled with natural light, softly falling to the floor.
• Rotorua, New Zealand
  Located in the Bay of Plenty region, Rotorua is New Zealand's 10th largest urban city. Tourists can visit the Government Gardens and the Rotorua Museum of Art and History. Other popular activities include mountain biking, boating, and fishing.
• Government Gardens
  A public park located near Rotorua Lake, Government Gardens provides visitors with a wide array of activities including swimming, croquet lawns, walking paths and more. Guests also have access to the Rotorua Museum of Art and History and the Polynesia Spa.
• Waiotapu Thermal Wonderland
  Described as one of the top 20 most surreal places in the world, the Waiotapu Thermal Wonderland is a colorful and spectacular volcanic area where guests can walk along geothermal features and experience natural phenomena unlike any other.
• Polynesian Spa
  Since 1882, there has been a bath house on this site in Rotorua, NZ. Currently, the geothermal spa facility here provides a relaxing treatment that is said to especially help those with arthritis.

Day 3:Rotorua, New Zealand - Matamata, New Zealand - Auckland, New Zealand(206 km)

• Rotorua, New Zealand
  Located in the Bay of Plenty region, Rotorua is New Zealand's 10th largest urban city. Tourists can visit the Government Gardens and the Rotorua Museum of Art and History. Other popular activities include mountain biking, boating, and fishing.
• Agrodome
  10 minutes from Rotorua city center, Agrodome is a 350-acre (142-hectare) sheep farm. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to interact with the gentle creatures at the Agrodome Sheep Show, Farm Tour or both.
  Duration: Approx. 1 Hour
• Matamata, New Zealand
  Located near the Kaimai Ranges, Matamata is a rural town in New Zealand. Visitors may recognize Matamata's scenic beauty because it serves as the location for Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film franchise.
• Hobbiton Movie Set
  Hobbiton is the official location of The Lord of the Rings film franchise. Originally a family-run farm west of Hinuera, it is now a permanent tourist fixture dedicated to the characters and storytelling originally conceptualized by author J.R.R. Tokien.
  Duration: Approx. 2 Hours 30 Minutes
  • Green Dragon Inn
    The Green Dragon Inn's circular blue door is instantly recognizable as a featured landmark in The Lord of the Rings film franchise. This quirky, famous pub hosts private tours and offers guests traditional Hobbit foods and beverages inspired by the movies.
  • Party Tree
    The Party Tree is a large, beautiful tree famous for its appearance in The Lord of the Rings film franchise. This enormous tree is located in a scenic meadow at the south end of Hobbiton and is the location of one of Bilbo Baggins famous speeches.
  • The Old Mill
    This building was built for the Lord of the Rings movies, specifically the scenery around the Shire village of Hobbiton. After filming wrapped, much of the village was left standing.
• Auckland, New Zealand
  Commonly referred to as the City of Sails, Auckland is a populous urban area in New Zealand. An isthmus (narrow strip of land connecting two larger land areas) Auckland's harbors offer beautiful views and a wide range of water activities.
• Sunset Auckland Skyline Yacht & Dinner Tour
  Board a luxury 5-star yacht at Viaduct Harbour. Enjoy dinner while taking in stunning harbor views and the city skyline.
  Duration: Approx. 1 Hour

Day 4:Auckland, New Zealand