AA Directions is giving away an incredible Heritage Expeditions 12-day cruise for two people to the Subantarctic Islands, valued at $25,500.
Join New Zealand's pioneering expedition cruise company Heritage Expeditions on the adventure of a lifetime exploring New Zealand's wild and remote Subantarctic Islands, Fiordland and Stewart Island.
Travel is aboard Heritage Expeditions' luxurious, purpose-built 140-guest flagship Heritage Adventurer. Set sail from the southern shores of New Zealand on this authentic expedition cruise to explore the wild and beautiful Subantarctic Islands. An all-inclusive 12-day voyage, the journey takes you to the wildlife havens of Campbell, Auckland and Snares Islands; to Stewart and Ulva Islands and ventures into parts of Fiordland only accessible by sea.
The cruise is from 20-31 December 2023, so you’ll get to celebrate Christmas in very special part of remotest New Zealand.
Be in to win a Beyond Fiordland: New Zealand's Wildest Islands cruise for two people with Heritage Expeditions, travelling in a Deck 4 Superior Stateroom. The prize is valued at $25,500. This incredible prize includes:
- One night twin share accommodation in Queenstown prior to departure, including dinner and breakfast.
- Transfer from Queenstown to the ship.
- On-board ship accommodation.
- All meals, plus house wine, beer and soft drinks at lunch and dinner.
- All expedition shore excursions (excluding optional excursions).
- A programme of lectures by noted naturalists.
- The post-cruise transfer from Bluff to Queenstown.
This competition is now closed. Congratulations to lucky winner L. Blank!
Terms and conditions: Prize winner must be available to travel between 20-31 December 2023. Winner is responsible for their own travel costs associated with this prize to get to and from Queenstown. Click here for the full Terms and Conditions.
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