• Cashmere Hill Lookout - Cashmere is a suburb that overlooks the southern part of Christchurch in New Zealand’s South Island. It offers a sweeping view of the city, and on clear days, the Southern Alps can be seen. Visitors can also admire The Sign of the Takahe, a stunning neo-Gothic historical building. Enjoy the breathtaking view of Christchurch city.
• Willowbank Wildlife Reserve - Located in Christchurch, New Zealand, Willowbank Wildlife Reserve is both a wildlife park and a nature reserve. It showcases various animal species and is dedicated to the conservation of native species like the tuatara, brown teal, and Duvaucel’s gecko. Willowbank is home to the only pair of takahē on display in the South Island outside a Department of Conservation facility. It’s a perfect place to encounter New Zealand kiwi birds, with guaranteed sightings every time. The elusive kiwi bird, rarely seen elsewhere in New Zealand, can be found here.
• Cardboard Cathedral - Opened in August 2013, the Cardboard Cathedral was built to replace the Christchurch Cathedral, a symbol of Christchurch City, which was damaged in the 2011 earthquake. This unique cathedral, constructed with containers for the exterior walls and cardboard for the interior, is unlike any other in the world. Visitors will be amazed by the distinctive structure made of cardboard.
• Christchurch Botanic Gardens - A renowned spot in Christchurch, the Botanic Garden is famous for its picturesque fountain, a popular photo location. Known as the Garden City, Christchurch is an Anglophile settlement with well-maintained gardens and tree-lined streets. Its highlight is the 52-acre (21-hectare) Christchurch Botanic Gardens, beautifully situated within Hagley Park along the Avon River. The gardens feature thousands of exotic and native plants and trees, including seasonal blooms like magnolias, azaleas, and 250 varieties of roses. Relax and enjoy the diverse array of beautiful flowers and plants.
• Christchurch Art Gallery (Te Puna o Waiwhetu) - The Christchurch Arts Center is a hub for arts, culture, education, creativity, and entrepreneurship. The Gothic Revival style buildings are shared with the University of Canterbury and Christchurch Boys and Girls High School. It is a national landmark and treasure, housing New Zealand’s largest collection of Category 1 heritage buildings, with 21 of the 23 buildings listed on the New Zealand Heritage List. Capture unforgettable memories with the magnificent architecture.

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• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guide/Driver
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• Lunch

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