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Exchange Rates

The exchange rates published are the “Buy TT” rates from our bank (Westpac NZ), as these are the relevant rates for buying a foreign currency. Note that there is a discrepancy between this rate and the “Sell TT” rate, which is often mistakenly quoted by some agents.

This rate is valid for a period of 7 days from the time the invoice is sent out.

Please Note: There is small incremental buffer included to counter any fluctuations within the time period before payment is made.

NZD rates: USD 0.59 0.555

Christchurch

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Canterbury's patchwork plains are framed by the ocean and the Alps, bringing a wide variety of attractions for visitors.

Within two hours of an international airport, you can ski, play golf, bungy jump, go whitewater rafting, mountain biking, wind surfing, whale watching, and visit world-class vineyards and gardens. Where else in the world can you do that? Journeying through Canterbury is nothing short of breathtaking, with an abundance of natural highlights.

The Best of Canterbury

  • Christchurch - the Garden City: Visitors will admire the finest collection of plants in New Zealand at the Botanic Gardens, can punt down the Avon River or relax in Hagley Park.
  • Shopping: The Re:START “Container Mall” in Christchurch is a must-see for visitors. It's the exciting shopping mall built in shipping containers following the earthquakes experienced in 2010 and 2011.
  • Marine life: Send your clients to Kaikoura, where they can jump on a specialist tour to witness a range of marine life including whales, dolphins, seal colonies and the mighty albatross.
  • Southern Alps: Aoraki/Mt Cook is at the top when it comes to climbing in New Zealand, while glaciers offer spectacular viewing. Only 5 hours drive from Christchurch.
  • Hamner Springs: For your clients ready to relax, they can in Hanmer Springs' thermal pools, set in the most stunning surroundings.
  • Heritage: Visitors can stroll around the harbour in Akaroa, taking in some of the French history of this area, perched on the coast of the Banks Peninsula.
  • Banks Peninsula: Clients can take time out to explore the secluded bays and inlets, or hop a tour to see the wildlife – namely the endangered Hector dolphins.