A&K New Zealand continues to grow, with a regional DMC office in Melbourne and an additional presence in Auckland. While we remain dedicated to both curated tour series and bespoke itineraries, we also have a specialized team focused on accommodating the increasing demand for Ad-Hoc Groups of all sizes.

An A&K luxury journey is designed to exceed the expectations of the most discerning travellers. This means meticulously crafted experiences that are unmatched anywhere else. Our journeys feature exclusive, innovative products, and our expert guides offer deep cultural immersion, allowing clients to truly connect with the essence of each destination. Through privileged access, we create unforgettable experiences that go beyond the ordinary.

For A&K, luxury is about providing an exceptional level of exclusivity, enveloping each guest in a cocoon of comfort, while placing them at the heart of the action to engage meaningfully with local cultures.

Meanwhile, Akorn New Zealand serves the New Zealand cruise industry, offering a full range of services including turnarounds, land programs, and shore excursions. Akorn’s long-standing relationships with a trusted network of guides, drivers, and suppliers ensure an extraordinary experience for every client. Our handpicked, qualified guides and drivers are chosen for their excellence, and we constantly test new products to offer unique access to special events, personalities, and exclusive locations, creating dynamic and imaginative tour offerings specifically designed to meet the needs of the cruise industry

Kinross is located on the old Kinross Station in Gibbston Valley, established in the late 1860’s by pioneering Otago farmer, Thomas Kinross, who ran a thriving Trading Post, farm and gold agency on this site. At Kinross, we pay tribute to Thomas and his family who were respected and hardworking members of the very early Gibbston Community.

Today at Kinross you can wine, dine, stay and shop.

Ridgeline Wānaka operates guided walks, off-road safaris and photography tours on mostly private high country stations in the Wānaka area.