Mount Cook National Park
Aoraki Mount Cook is New Zealand's tallest mountain, standing at a magnificent 3754 metres and surrounded by the highest mountains and largest glaciers in the country. The area formally became a national park in 1953, although reserves were established as early as 1887 in order to protect the vegetation and natural beauty of the landscape. It is also a sacred site to the Maori people, who see the mountains as ancestors. The spectacular scenery of wild, snow-capped peaks makes Aoraki Mount Cook National Park one of the world's most stunning destinations and we have arranged a special two-night stay here so guests can relax and soak up the splendour of the surroundings of this World Heritage wilderness.
Tour highlights
Hotel
The Hermitage Hotel (4 star)
We have reserved the superior Aoraki rooms for our guests, as these feature floor-to-ceiling windows with views directly onto Aoraki Mount Cook.
To view The Hermitage Hotel website, click here.
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