Christchurch Transitional Cathedral

Discover the highlights of Christchurch and the Waipara Valley on a small-group bus tour. Explore the city, visit a working sheep farm, and enjoy a wine tasting at a local winery. Explore the charming Botanic Gardens, admire the tranquil Avon River and Hagley Park, and see the city’s impressive Gothic architecture and the new stadium set to open in 2026. Marvel at the unique cardboard Cathedral and visit the lively New Regent Street. Head north to the Waipara Valley and discover Glenafric Farm, a 770-hectare coastal sheep and beef farm. With South Suffolk stud sheep flocks as well as commercial Corriedales and Hereford cattle. Enjoy real New Zealand, this is an authentic true working farm supporting 2 families, 3 generations. Marvel at the skill of a sheep shearer - have a go yourself. Admire the enthusiasm of highly trained, highly-valued farm dogs. Enjoy a safe and comfortable guided farm tour seated in comfort. Admire the collection of vintage tractors. Learn about the fascinating geological formation of Glenafric. Enjoy a picnic with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean from “Louise’s Lookout.” Lunch is a delicious Grazing Platter sourced locally. End the day with a visit to an award winning Winery in the Waipara Valley. Savor Syrah, Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Noir while taking in the stunning views of the Three Deans mountain range.

Want to see the best highlight of Christchurch in one day with great exciting stories of Christchurch? There are plenty of similar travel products. But not all of them are the same. We are committed to each and every guest. Even there is only 1 guest. We will take you to the “MUST SEE” attractions, which are 1. Cashmere Hill 2. Willowbank Wildlife Reserve 3.Cardboard Cathedra 4. Christchurch Botanic Gardens landscapes, beautiful gardens, sights of Christchurch, and great stories. We will take you to places you won’t find in the guidebooks!

Discover the top attractions of Christchurch on a private half-day tour. Visit the Cashmere Hill Lookout, Willowbank Wildlife Reserve, Cardboard Cathedral, Christchurch Botanic Gardens, and the Christchurch Arts Center. Start your tour with a visit to the Cashmere Hill Lookout. Admire the panoramic views of Christchurch and the Southern Alps. On clear days, you can see the Southern Alps. See the neo-Gothic historical building called The Sign of the Takahe. Next, head to the Willowbank Wildlife Reserve. See the only pair of takahē on display in the South Island of New Zealand outside a Department of Conservation facility. Meet New Zealand kiwi birds, which are hard to find anywhere else in New Zealand. Continue to the Cardboard Cathedral, which opened in August 2013 to replace Christchurch Cathedral, the symbol of Christchurch City, which was damaged by the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Be surprised by the unique structure inside the cathedral made of cardboard. Visit the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, a famous spot in Christchurch. See the fountain, which is already a well-known photo spot for many people. Relax while looking at the numerous types of beautiful flowers and plants. Finally, visit the Christchurch Arts Center, a center for arts, culture, education, creativity, and entrepreneurship. See the buildings built in the Gothic Revival style, which are currently located together with the University of Canterbury and Christchurch Boys and Girls High School.

Discover the top attractions of Christchurch on a private half-day tour. Visit the Cashmere Hill Lookout, Willowbank Wildlife Reserve, Cardboard Cathedral, Christchurch Botanic Gardens, and the Christchurch Arts Center. Start your tour with a visit to the Cashmere Hill Lookout. Admire the panoramic views of Christchurch and the Southern Alps. On clear days, you can see the Southern Alps. See the neo-Gothic historical building called The Sign of the Takahe. Next, head to the Willowbank Wildlife Reserve. See the only pair of takahē on display in the South Island of New Zealand outside a Department of Conservation facility. Meet New Zealand kiwi birds, which are hard to find anywhere else in New Zealand. Continue to the Cardboard Cathedral, which opened in August 2013 to replace Christchurch Cathedral, the symbol of Christchurch City, which was damaged by the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Be surprised by the unique structure inside the cathedral made of cardboard. Visit the Christchurch Botanic Gardens, a famous spot in Christchurch. See the fountain, which is already a well-known photo spot for many people. Relax while looking at the numerous types of beautiful flowers and plants. Finally, visit the Christchurch Arts Center, a center for arts, culture, education, creativity, and entrepreneurship. See the buildings built in the Gothic Revival style, which are currently located together with the University of Canterbury and Christchurch Boys and Girls High School.