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Aoraki / Mount Cook
9.6/10 (613 reviews)
Aoraki/Mount Cook dominates the Southern Alps as New Zealand's highest peak at 3,724 metres. Visitors can explore alpine trails by day and marvel at one of the world's darkest night skies after sunset.
Mount Cook National Park
9.8/10 (179 reviews)
Towering over New Zealand's alpine landscape, Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park showcases the country's highest peak amid pristine glaciers. Hike the Hooker Valley Track for unparalleled views.
Hooker Valley Track
9.4/10 (246 reviews)
Traverse three swing bridges over the Hooker River with Aoraki/Mount Cook as your backdrop. The relatively flat trail rewards hikers with icebergs floating on glacial Hooker Lake at the journey's end.
Photo by Ian Mackenzie
Open Photo by Ian Mackenzie
Tasman Glacier
9.2/10 (188 reviews)
New Zealand's largest glacier stretches 23.5 kilometres through Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park. Take a boat tour among floating icebergs on Tasman Lake or book a scenic flight for breathtaking aerial views.
Photo by ohmariont
Open Photo by ohmariont
Mueller Glacier
10.0/10 (1 review)
Explore the great outdoors at Mueller Glacier, a lovely green space in Mount Cook. Discover the mountain views in this quaint area.
Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre
8.8/10 (191 reviews)
Explore Sir Edmund Hillary's legacy through interactive exhibits and expedition memorabilia at this alpine museum. The digital dome planetarium offers an immersive journey through New Zealand's spectacular night skies.
Big Sky
8.8/10 (48 reviews)
You can find out about the history of Mount Cook with a trip to Big Sky. Discover the mountain views in this quaint area.
Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre
8.8/10 (56 reviews)
This tribute to New Zealand's most famous mountaineer showcases his expeditions and alpine heritage. The museum's theatre screens immersive documentaries about Hillary's adventures.
"Make sure you bring food because after the last restaurant closes there is nothing to be had. I suggest they look into getting a vending machine or something for some late night snack options. The view is amazing though and that's why you're there. It's also really close to the park."
"It is a perfect location for people who has less budget, right in front of Mt Cook, can see the mountains from windows and shared kitchen. The kitchen is good, spacious and convenient with a wonderful view!"
"Old charming character of a lodge.
Please throw away plastic kettles. They shouldn’t be in any place. Stay away from PFA, PCA, BPA coated or infused kettles and change to a small non coated stainless steel kettle."
"We had a cozy suite upstairs with views of the mountains. The bed was so comfortable & the heating worked well including an electric blanket & towel rail. The kitchen downstairs with continental breakfast was also more than we expected. The staff were also lovely. The small town had 3 restaurants & a cafe. We would stay there again & would also recommend."
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Offering excellent value package deals on Expedia, you'll be pleasantly surprised at how much a holiday to Mount Cook costs! Our packages make travel planning easier and your savings go further.
What are the cheapest months to go to Mount Cook?
If you're hoping to score a cheap Mount Cook holiday package, consider visiting in July, August and September. You'll generally find lower rates on hotels and flights during these months — ideal for a budget-friendly getaway.
How many days is enough for Mount Cook?
Generally, a handful of days is enough to tick off the top sights during your Mount Cook holiday. However, if you want to have more time to kick back or take day trips, think about extending your itinerary.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Mount Cook?
Boasting a host of highlights starting with its top-notch hiking, Mount Cook is a good holiday destination. Whether you'd like to visit sights such as Hooker Glacier and Aoraki / Mount Cook or venture off the beaten track, you'll have plenty to keep you busy during your Mount Cook holiday.
How to find the best Mount Cook package deals?
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Is it cheaper to book a Mount Cook holiday as a package?
An Expedia holiday package could land you significant savings when compared to booking stays and flights separately. Better still, you can tailor your Mount Cook trip to match your exact needs. Choose your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a rental car. Explore our bundles to see how much you can save.
When to book a holiday package to Mount Cook?
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How to plan a trip to Mount Cook?
Choose your travel dates: What you want to do in Mount Cook and your preferred season will help you decide when to go.
Figure out your budget: Ensure you have enough money to cover everything from dining out and transportation to airfares and activities. Your hotel will probably be the biggest expense during your trip to Mount Cook.
Decide how long to go for: Now that you're more familiar with Mount Cook, you can work out the right length of your break. Pull together a draft itinerary and give yourself enough time to cover everything you want to see.
Bundle your bookings: With your travel dates in place, you can combine your car rental, hotels, flights and more into a personalised Mount Cook holiday package.