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Wine Tour New Zealand: Organize a Tour in 6 Steps

A wine tour can be a thrilling experience if you know how to organize it in simple steps. Not just fun but, wine tours are enlightening and give you insights into the different flavors, stories, and history of wines. To make sure that your wine tour of New Zealand is successful, follow the steps below.

6 Steps for You:

  • Select the Areas You Plan to Visit - Follow a map or ask any friends who have already visited the best wine spots. It will help you learn about the most notable Winery Auckland destinations. Make a list of all the popular wine areas that are accessible without any hassle from your location. 
  • Best Time to Visit - Summer and Fall are the two busiest months that can be avoided. September is the Harvest season so it is amazing to visit at a time when the vineyards bloom with plump grapes and the wineries are open to welcome guests. 
  • Book Your Tour in Advance - It is advisable to book your tour in advance so that you can avoid any last-minute cancellation. Especially, if you are contemplating visiting during the busiest months do not rush without any prior booking. It may leave you disappointed. 
  • Restrict Your Visit to 2/3 Wineries a Day - Your wine tasting tour should not be in a hurry but should be a relaxing experience. Many wineries offer traditional meals, cooking classes, interesting activities paired with wine tasting. Therefore, stop, eat, drink good wine, and relax. 
  • Hire a Designated Driver - It is advisable to hire a designated driver for your tour who can lead you to the best wineries in town that have volumes of history to enthrall you. If that’s not it, let the driver know about what you are expecting from a wine tour so that he can take you to the right spots. 
  • Take an Early Start to the Wineries to Avoid the Crowd - This serves as a great way to make the most of your visit without having to rush for things. 

Planning will help you enjoy a thrilling wine tour.

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Location: Auckland, New Zealand

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