Kaikoura is located in the South Island of New Zealand. It is a world-renowned whale watching destination, and you can see giant sperm whales all year round. These marine giants are active in the waters of Kaikoura all year round. When they spray water columns several meters high and dive into the deep sea, the huge tail fins they show are always amazing.

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Highlights:

• Diverse marine life:
  In addition to sperm whales, visitors also have the opportunity to see groups of dusky dolphins, cute seals, and rare seabirds such as wandering albatrosses.

• Seasonal Whale Watching:
  During whale migration season (usually from June to August each year), lucky visitors may see different species of whales, including humpback whales, pilot whales, blue whales and southern right whales.

Milford Sound is located in the Fiordland National Park on New Zealand's South Island. It is known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World" and is a natural landscape that tourists must visit.

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Boat Experience:

• Viewing Facilities: Cruise ships usually have large viewing windows, viewing decks and cozy lounges, allowing you to enjoy the magnificent scenery of the fjord both indoors and outdoors.

• Wildlife Viewing: During your cruise, you may have the opportunity to see wildlife such as dolphins, seals, and even penguins.

• Waterfall wonders: There are many waterfalls in the gorge cascading down from the cliffs. The cruise ship will take you to experience the magnificence and shock of the waterfalls up close.

Fox Glacier is located on the west coast of New Zealand's South Island. It is one of the few glaciers in the world that reaches directly into the temperate rainforest. The magnificent and mysterious glaciers here attract countless tourists to explore.

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Glacier Hiking Experience:

• Heli Hike: Take a helicopter to fly over the magnificent glacier landscape and land in the middle of the glacier to start a 2-hour ice hike. You will have the opportunity to explore ice caves, ice arches and other unique glacial landforms and feel the wonders of nature.

• Valley Walk: For tourists who do not want to take a helicopter, they can choose a hiking route starting from the bottom of the Fox Glacier Valley, walking along the river valley, and viewing the magnificent scenery of the glacier up close.