<h3>Have questions about how to best spend 16 days on the south island of new zealand?</h3>
Planning a 16 day vacation touring the south island in April of 2008. Is this a good time to travel to New Zealand? Starting with 7 days in Queenstown, what would be the best day trips to make around Queenstown? Any special tours. Then planning a car tour up north. Maybe over to Haast for 1 night. Up to the Greymouth area. Eventually up to the Nelson area. Abel Tasmen is a must for us. 2 or 3 days there? Open to suggestions. Thinking of either flying back home out of Christchurch or Wellington? Possible wine country drive. Marborough sound trip? So many possibilities but would like to narrow it down to the best highlights, but have it be a relaxing pace and not extremely pricey. Open to a day or night here or there along the way. Not sure when we will be back so just want to make the most of our time there.
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<p><i>Answer by Heidi</i><br/>Nelson is a great choice after Queenstown. Abel Tasman is in my opinion alot nicer than the Marlborough sounds . 2-3 days down there, walk one way and take a Aqua taxi back, then you see things from both sides of the track! .. or if you are into the water sea kakaying in the Abel Tasman.</p>
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