Travel to NZ

My wife and I ( we are in our 50's) would like to visit NZ around
December. Can someone pls advise:

cheapest way of getting to NZ from Malaysia
low cost accomodation
touring - what must we see to take back unforgetable memories of NZ?

Pls do emial me directly at .

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My wife and I ( we are in our 50's) would like to visit NZ around
December. Can someone pls advise:

cheapest way of getting to NZ from Malaysia
low cost accomodation
touring - what must we see to take back unforgetable memories of NZ?

Pls do emial me directly at .

Cheapest way is to check all flights online. All airlines have various
specials, it's just a matter of putting a bit of time in to finding them.
Low cost accomodation - backpackers are around $20p.p a night - give or
take. Camping grounds - usually very good, and about 12p.p per night if you
have own tent. If you have sleeping bag (cheap to buy over here) you'll get
a cabin. Rates vary but some are as low as $20 per night - and can go right
up to not much less than a motel. Generally you'll get something around 40
to $45 for single or double per night.

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My wife and I ( we are in our 50's) would like to visit NZ around
December. Can someone pls advise:

cheapest way of getting to NZ from Malaysia
low cost accomodation
touring - what must we see to take back unforgetable memories of NZ?

Pls do emial me directly at .

Cheapest way is to check all flights online. All airlines have various
specials, it's just a matter of putting a bit of time in to finding them.
Low cost accomodation - backpackers are around $20p.p a night - give or
take. Camping grounds - usually very good, and about 12p.p per night if
you have own tent. If you have sleeping bag (cheap to buy over here)
you'll get a cabin. Rates vary but some are as low as $20 per night - and
can go right up to not much less than a motel. Generally you'll get
something around 40 to $45 for single or double per night.


I forgot to comment on your other point. There is a lot to see no matter
where you go. Rotorua in the Nth Island is a must, and Queenstown in the
South Island should not be missed. Either of those places take a good few
days (minimun 4 to 5) to explore.