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Plan your trip to New Zealand efficiently
Enthusiastic about exploring the breathtaking landscapes of New Zealand? Prepare for an unforgettable journey by planning your budget in advance in New Zealand Dollars (NZD). Get familiar with local expenses and keep some cash for small towns, markets, transportation, off-the-road tours and tipping. While cards are accepted in most areas, having NZD in cash is more convenient. Secure the best AUD to NZD exchange rate online before your trip and enjoy 0% commission.
Practical tips for planning your NZD travel budget
A tourist in New Zealand can expect to spend approximately NZD 50 to NZD 100 on food, including meals at mid-range restaurants or cafes. Transportation costs can range from NZD 20 to NZD 100 per day, accounting for public transport fares, occasional taxi rides, or car rentals. Accommodation expenses typically range from NZD 50 to NZD 200 per night, with options available for budget-conscious travellers as well as those seeking more luxurious stays.
50-200 NZD
Accommodation from budget-friendly to luxurious options per day.
NZD 50 to NZD 100
Average food budget per person per day
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Some price indications in New Zealand
NZD $20 to $100
Intercity bus
1-3 NZD
Lemon & Paeroa (local drink)
100-300 NZD
Off road trekking
20-50 NZD
A Hangi meal
10-30 NZD
Taxis and short ride-sharing services
Free
Te Papa Tongarewa
(Museum of New Zealand)
Some suggestions for your stay
- Bungee jumping: Feel the adrenaline rush with iconic jumps at Kawarau Bridge or the Nevis Bungy in Queenstown — experiences that have made New Zealand famous among thrill-seekers worldwide.
- Hiking: Explore the stunning landscapes of New Zealand on one of the many hiking trails, including the Abel Tasman Coast Track, Tongariro Alpine Crossing, or the Routeburn Track.
- Maori cultural experiences: Learn about the rich Maori culture and heritage through traditional performances, cultural tours, and visits to historic sites such as Te Puia in Rotorua.
- Wine tasting: Discover New Zealand's world-renowned wine regions, such as Marlborough, Hawke's Bay, and Central Otago, and sample award-winning wines.
- Scenic flights: Take a scenic flight over New Zealand's dramatic landscapes, including glaciers, mountains, and fjords, for a bird's-eye view of the country's natural beauty.
- Wildlife encounters: Spot native wildlife such as kiwi birds, seals, dolphins, and penguins on guided wildlife tours or eco-cruises.
Some facts about the New Zealand Dollar
Denominations of the New Zealand Dollar
The New Zealand Dollar is divided into 100 cents.
Bank notes: $5, $10, $20, $50, $100
Coins: 10 cents, 20 cents, 50 cents, 1dollar (also known as the kiwi), 2 dollars
The New Zealand Dollar was introduced in 1967, replacing the New Zealand Pound. It was part of New Zealand's adoption of a decimal currency system.
The design of New Zealand's banknotes and coins has evolved over time. Modern banknotes feature prominent New Zealanders on the front and iconic New Zealand landscapes on the reverse.
Exchange currency AUD to NZD Dollar with Prosegur Change
Exchange your AUD to New Zealand Dollar online before you leave to lock in the current AUD to NZD exchange rate and enjoy 0% commission. Collect your travel money from our branches at airports like Gold Coast Airport, Melbourne Airport and in city centres.
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Here's how to easily reserve your currencies online
1. Choose your currency
Determine the amount of travel money you will need to enjoy your trip.
2. Choose a date & a pick-up location
Collect your order from one of our exchange bureaus at major airports and city centre.
3. Collect & pay
Pay upon pickup and enjoy
your trip.