Grab your besties and take a road trip down to New Zealand’s South Island! 🇳🇿Swipe ⬅️ to check out our 10D9N itinerary from stargazing 1

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Grab your besties and take a road trip down to New Zealand’s South Island! 🇳🇿

Swipe ⬅️ to check out our 10D9N itinerary from stargazing 1,029m above sea level 🌌 to relaxing in hot tubs with breathtaking views 🌄

BONUS 🏕️ we’ve included some Freedom Camping sites for you to experience the raw wilderness of New Zealand.

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