Holidays in Tongariro National Park

For all the facts you need about getting to Tongariro National Park, take a look at our Covid-19 Travel Advisor. Covering quarantine policies, travel restrictions and much more, this guide will help make your trip planning go off without a hitch.

Yes, you can cancel your Tongariro National Park booking if your travel plans have been upended. Whether you’ll be charged a fee or not depends on your airline, hotel or car rental company. It may be possible to cancel or change your booking free of charge if you booked in the last 24 hours. Head to our Customer Service Portal to find out more.

If your definition of “best” means when you’ll get the best deals, pack your bags and head for Tongariro National Park in June. In contrast, July is the most expensive month to take a break here. Peak season falls in July, August, June and is a thrilling time to visit — but be prepared for bigger crowds and longer queues. November, October, December is generally a quieter time of year.

To land rock-bottom prices, book as early as you can. Air carriers generally start selling tickets, along with some of the lowest fares, around a year in advance. Hotels, activities and car rental should also be booked well in advance to avoid disappointment. If you were hoping for a last-minute getaway in Tongariro National Park, there are always plenty of great deals to be had on Expedia. Book your escape today!

You can save big by combining your hotels, flights and rental cars. Once you’ve made your booking, add on fun stuff like tours and activities. Your next awesome adventure is only a couple of clicks away.

Expedia has teamed up with online lender Affirm to help ease any financial worry related to your trip. This could be useful if your reason for travel has cropped up suddenly. Book Now, Pay Later and spread out the cost of your hotel and activities package booking over numerous installments.