When is the best time to travel to New Zealand?

New Zealand has a subtropical climate in the north and a temperate climate in the south. In most areas, the temperature difference between winter and summer is not big, about 10 degrees Celsius, and the temperature is suitable all year round. There are four distinct seasons in New Zealand, and the seasons are opposite to those in China. Every season has different beautiful scenery, which is very suitable for sightseeing. Christmas begins every year until February of the following year, which is the tourist season in New Zealand, and the accommodation cost will be much higher. It is not recommended to spend this time. If this time must pass, be sure to book the air ticket and hotel in advance.

Spring (September-165438+1October)

In the green spring, all kinds of flowers are in full bloom. In Dunedin, south of the North Island and the South Island, the Rhododendron Festival will be held regularly, where you can wander in the sea of flowers.

Summer (65438+February-February of the following year)

The summer climate is warm and full of vitality. The bright sunshine is suitable for all kinds of outdoor extreme sports, and it is also most suitable for climbing Mount Cook, the highest peak in southern alps.

Autumn (March to May)

In autumn, deciduous trees such as poplars turn yellow or red one after another, and you can enjoy the colorful scenery of the forest.

Winter (June to August)

Winter is the wettest and coldest season, but it is also the best season for skiing. Queenstown has a world-famous ski resort, and the snow-covered landscape is also a must-see beauty.