When is the best season to visit New Zealand?

The northern part of New Zealand has a subtropical climate. New Zealand is surrounded by the sea. Most areas do not have severe heat in summer and severe cold in winter, and are mild and rainy all year round. The temperature difference between summer and winter generally does not exceed 10℃, and the seasons are opposite to those in China. The hottest months are December, January and February and the coldest are June, July and August.

The local spring is from September to November, the summer is from December to February, the autumn is from March to May, and the winter is from June to August. New Zealand has a pleasant and comfortable climate all year round. The temperature in the North Island is slightly higher than that in the South Island. The local summer is from November to March, and from spring in September to the end of summer, this is the best time to travel to New Zealand. The peak tourist season is from December 20 to mid-January of the following year. It is best to book a room in advance to avoid this time.

Extended information:

Instructions for Australia (New Zealand) tourist visa can be obtained from travel agencies:

1. The information must be true and complete, and the copy must be copied in A4 paper and ensure it is clear;

2. Carefully fill in the Australia and New Zealand visa application form (can be obtained from customer service);

3. Carefully fill in the Chinese No. 54 Family Member Form (can be obtained from (request from customer service);

4. Original passport (required to be valid for more than six months and have the signature of the passport holder. If you have an old passport, please also provide it);

5. Copy of the first page of my passport (including personal information page, such as name, date of birth, etc.);

6. Copy of the applicant’s ID card;

7. The applicant is married A copy of the applicant’s ID card;

8. A copy of the entire household registration booklet of the applicant’s family;

9. Four 2-inch photos.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-New Zealand Tourism