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New Zealand Golfing Discovery with Hapag LLoyd

New Zealand Golfing Discovery with Hapag LLoyd

£11999 per person

17 Nights | 4 Rounds | January 20 – Febuary 07 2023

Sail from Auckland – Sydney

Golf Travel Cruise presents this exceptional 17-night, 6-round golf, become captivated by the mysterious Maori culture, Tolkien’s “Shire”, fabulous whale watching, and the New Zealand fjords.

This exceptional cruise is topped off by Sydney and one of the most beautiful harbours in the world.

All the promises of a yacht and the serenity of a small resort: on board the EUROPA 2, you can enjoy the highest level of casual luxury with a maximum of 500 guests.

The ship has been awarded the coveted distinction of 5-stars-plus by the Berlitz Cruise Guide 2020.

At sea, enjoy the wide range of facilities of an exceptional ship and, on land, discover the most beautiful destinations on earth, combining both with your favourite sport.

Wake up in a different port each morning, start the day with a healthy breakfast, enjoy a game on the world’s most beautiful golf courses and finish the evening with a good drink and entertainment.

This dream holiday itinerary for golf lovers is what awaits you every day on our Golf & Cruise voyages.

New Zealand is probably the furthest place from Europe where you can look forward to the opportunity for a round of golf.

To make the most of this, some outstanding courses have been carefully selected on North Island and South Island, as well as in the south of Australia – for quality golfing down under.

Tee-off at Mount Manganui (Tauranga), New Zealand at the Mt Maunganui Golf Club, Bonnie Doon Golf Club

Tee-off at Mt Maunganui Golf Club, Royal Wellington Golf Club, Clearwater Golf Club

From above, this 18-hole course makes an unusual picture as the playing areas are laid out in parallel in a neat square.

Despite the proximity to the next hole, the generous fairways offer plenty of space to achieve a good result.

Meanwhile, there is a constant supply of spellbinding views of the Pacific.

Your next tee time will be whilst docked in Wellington, New Zealand at the Royal Wellington Golf Club.

Next tee off is in Lyttelton, New Zealand at Clearwater Golf Club.

A course with high standards.

Great expanses of water run alongside a total of eleven of the 18 holes, which lead to the extremely fast plateau greens.

Most of the final playing areas are also guarded by well-placed bunkers.

Players who can send their ball straight are at an advantage on this course.

The tee boxes are raised, providing a clear view of play from the start.

Your last round on this 17-night cruise will Sydney, Australia at the Bonnie Doon Golf Club

Not far from the opera house and Bondi Beach, 18 parkland-style holes await.

You can look forward to broad fairways, which are only partially edged by bunkers.

There are also generously designed final landing areas, which are highly modulated in places.

The 14th hole, a par 5 at 505 m (552 yards) for gentlemen and 435 m (476 yards) for ladies will be one to remember as a particular challenge.

Experience the world’s best golf courses with Hapag-Lloyd Cruises.

  • Destination
  • Departure
    Auckland - Sydney
  • Departure Time
    Embark / 2:00PM
  • Return Time
    Disembark / 9:00AM
  • Dress Code
    There is no set dress code on board the EUROPA 2. However, we would like to recommend smart-casual clothing for evening wear in the restaurants: Gentlemen may wish to wear a jacket or a summer suit - a tie is not necessary.
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PORTS OF CALL:

  • Auckland, New Zeland
  • Mount Maunganui (Tauranga), New Zealand
  • White Island, New Zealand
  • Gisborne, New Zealand
  • Wellington, New Zealand
  • New Plymouth, New Zealand
  • Kaiteriteri, New Zealand
  • Kaikoura Bay, New Zealand
  • Lyttelton (Christchurch), New Zealand
  • Oban/Stewart Island, New Zealand
  • Cruising in Thompson Sound, Doubtful Sound and Milford Sound, New Zealand
  • Sydney, Australia

VOYAGE ITINERARY

JANUARY 20, FRIDAY: AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - OVERNIGHT STAY ON BOARD

Against a volcanic backdrop, Auckland provides the perfect starting point for your cruise with a city tour* and visit to the Sky Tower.

JANUARY 21, SATURDAY: AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - DEPARTURE TODAY AT 14:00
JANUARY 22, SUNDAY: MOUNT MAUGANUI, TAURANGA, NEW ZEALAND 
Golf: Tee-off at Mt Maunganui Golf Club.
From above, this 18-hole course makes an unusual picture as the playing areas are laid out in parallel in a neat square.
Despite the proximity to the next hole, the generous fairways offer plenty of space to achieve a good result.
Meanwhile, there is a constant supply of spellbinding views of the Pacific.
Untouched nature and emerald-green sea await you on the island of Giglio*, where the vegetation will impress you with a wide array of colours and fragrances.
JANUARY 23, MONDAY: CRUISING AROUND WHITE ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND, AROUND MIDDAY
JANUARY 24, TUESDAY: GISBOURNE, NEW ZEALAND 7:00 - 14:00 HOURS

The EUROPA 2 is heading to the port of New Zealand's unofficial capital of Chardonnay and its impressive wine region* for the first time. Beautiful beaches and the heritage of the Maori people are also waiting to be discovered.

JANUARY 25, WEDNESDAY: WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND 7:00 - 14:00 HOURS
Golf: Tee-off at Mt Maunganui Golf Club, Royal Wellington Golf Club, Clearwater Golf Club
From above, this 18-hole course makes an unusual picture as the playing areas are laid out in parallel in a neat square.
Despite the proximity to the next hole, the generous fairways offer plenty of space to achieve a good result.
Meanwhile, there is a constant supply of spellbinding views of the Pacific.
JANUARY 26 THURSDAY: NEW PLYMOUTH, NEW ZEALAND 8:00 - 18:00 HOURS

Experience another premiere as the EUROPA 2 sails to New Plymouth for the first time.

Enjoy a hike* to see the waterfalls, swamps and rainforests of Egmont National Park, which stretches around volcanic Mount Taranaki.

JANUARY 27 FRIDAY: GOLDEN BAY, NEW ZEALAND 8:00 - 18:00 HOURS

This bay promises idyllic natural panoramas. Spend some peaceful hours on Tata Beach.

JANUARY 28 SATURDAY: KAITERITERI, NEW ZEALAND 7:00 - 10:00 HOURS / NELSON, NEW ZEALAND 
You'll head to Kaiteriteri in almost tropical climes.
From here, explore the scenery of The Lord of the Rings films and marvel at the untouched mountain landscape that can also be seen in the famous trilogy with a helicopter flight* over the Abel Tasman National Park and the Kahurangi National Park, before rejoining the ship in Nelson.
The artistic city of Nelson with its numerous galleries and craft shops features pretty wooden houses dating back to colonial times and the Skywire flying fox*, a combination of a chair lift and rollercoaster, which takes you soaring above an impressive forest landscape at high speed.
JANUARY 29 SUNDAY: KAIKOURA BAY, NEW ZEALAND 09:00- 18:00 HOURS

The former fishing village is the starting point for whale watching* by catamaran or helicopter.

Alternatively, take a kayak trip* along the coast, where you might see fur seals, dolphins and albatrosses with a little luck.

JANUARY 30 MONDAY: LYTTELTON, NEW ZEALAND 07:00- 19:00 HOURS
Golf: Clearwater Golf Club.
A course with high standards. Great expanses of water run alongside a total of eleven of the 18 holes, which lead to the extremely fast plateau greens.
Most of the final playing areas are also guarded by well-placed bunkers.
Players who can send their ball straight are at an advantage on this course.
The tee boxes are raised, providing a clear view of play from the start.
JANUARY 31 TUESDAY: TIMARU, NEW ZEALAND 08:00- 00:00 HOURS

This wonderfully charming town on South Island is home to interesting museums, many boutiques and cafes. Mount Cook National Park* and a scenic flight* over the glacial world promise fabulous panoramas.

FEBRUARY 01 WEDNESDAY: RELAXATION AT SEA
FEBRUARY 02 THURSDAY: OBAN, STEWART ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND 07:00 - 18:00 HOURS

Look forward to a varied boat trip* through the sweeping Paterson Inlet or explore the nature reserve on Ulva Island*.

FEBRUARY 03 FRIDAY: CRUISING IN THOMPSON SOUND, DOUBTFUL SOUND & MILFORD SOUND

The fjord landscape is the most remote and most scenic region in New Zealand.

Doubtful Sound is best known for its numerous waterfalls.

Enjoy the view from the ship as the EUROPA 2 cruises through Thompson Sound, Doubtful Sound and Milford Sound.

FEBRUARY 04 WEDNESDAY TO FEBRUARY 05 THURSDAY: RELAXATION AT SEA
FEBRUARY 06 MONDAY: SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - OVERNIGHT ON BOARD - ARRIVAL 08:00 HOURS
Golf: Sydney, Australia - Bonnie Doon Golf Club
Not far from the opera house and Bondi Beach, 18 parkland-style holes await.
You can look forward to broad fairways, which are only partially edged by bunkers.
There are also generously designed final landing areas, which are highly modulated in places.
The 14th hole, a par 5 at 505 m (552 yards) for gentlemen and 435 m (476 yards) for ladies will be one to remember as a particular challenge.
FEBRUARY 07 TUESDAY: SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 

Transfer to scheduled flight to United Kingdom

Location

MOUNT MAUNGANUI GOLF CLUB, TAURANGA, NEW ZEALAND

From above, this 18-hole course makes an unusual picture as the playing areas are laid out in parallel in a neat square.
Despite the proximity to the next hole, the generous fairways offer plenty of space to achieve a good result.
Meanwhile, there is a constant supply of spellbinding views of the Pacific.

ROYAL WELLINGTON GOLF CLUB, WELLINGTON, NEWZELAND

The "Windy City" is home to this traditional club, which was established in Wellington's hills in 1895.
This 18-hole golfing adventure is designed as a parkland course and its location means it is often subject to strong wind.
So, the very wide breadth and often highly modulated fairways help you along the way.
The golf starter pays particular attention to players' footwear. Only white golf socks and shoes with soft spikes are permitted.
However, white knee socks are preferred for guest golfers.

CLEARWATER GOLF CLUB, LYTTELTON, NEW ZEALAND

A course with high standards.
Great expanses of water run alongside a total of eleven of the 18 holes, which lead to the extremely fast plateau greens.
Most of the final playing areas are also guarded by well-placed bunkers.
Players who can send their ball straight are at an advantage on this course.
The tee boxes are raised, providing a clear view of play from the start.

BONNIE DOON GOLF CLUB, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Not far from the opera house and Bondi Beach, 18 parkland-style holes await.
You can look forward to broad fairways, which are only partially edged by bunkers.
There are also generously designed final landing areas, which are highly modulated in places.
The 14th hole, a par 5 at 505 m (552 yards) for gentlemen and 435 m (476 yards) for ladies will be one to remember as a particular challenge.
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