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A flight from London to Nelson will take at least 24 hours and require at least 2 stop-overs. This means there are lots of options for a cheap flight. Air New Zealand, Cathay Pacific, Malaysian Airways and Singapore Airlines are just a few of the airlines who have a flight to Nelson via Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch and travellers can choose a flight from either Gatwick or Heathrow.Given how far New Zealand is from London, it is well worth taking the time to look around the region. Maybe enjoy a stop-over in Kuala Lumpar or Hong Kong. A flight via Sydney or Melbourne in Australia is another great route.Named after the hero of Waterloo, Nelson is a very popular tourist destination. There are shuttle buses and taxis available to transport visitors to the city. A rental car is also a good option. New Zealand has excellent roads and the South Island is a great place for a road trip.
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Cheap London - Nelson Flights
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Sightseeing Nelson
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Abel Tasman National Park
Part of New Zealand's magnificent conservation estate the Abel Tasman National Park is world-famous with nature lovers. It features unique and endangered species and offers a range of activities including kayaking, tramping and camping.
2 Wine ToursThis region's award winning wines are sold all over the world and winery tours are very popular with visitors. There are also a number of boutique breweries and many operators offer combined tours.
3 World of Wearable Art and Classic Cars MuseumThe World of Wearable Art competition, aptly called "WOW", originated in Nelson before moving north to a larger venue in Wellington. The World of Wearable Art and Classic Cars Museum features original garments from the show as well as a tribute to automotive excellence.
4 Golden BayOne of New Zealand's most famous swimming beaches this is a great place to relax for a picnic. It's also a premier fishing spot with a thriving charter fishing industry.
5 TakakaA sleepy inland town Takaka features Harwood's Hole a cave system with the country's steepest descent and Te Waikoropupu Springs, a sacred site for Maori with some of the freshest and clearest water in the world.
Required travel documents for New Zealand
New Zealand is a member of the Commonwealth and operates a visa-waiver program which includes most Commonwealth nations. Visitors from the United Kingdom can be issued a 6 month visitor visa on arrival. Always check the New Zealand government website to confirm eligibility before travelling.English is one of the two official languages of New Zealand. The indigenous Maori language is the other and visitors are often greeted with a friendly "Kia Ora", which means hello. New Zealand is a very safe and stable country with excellent tourist facilities and first world standards of hygiene.Although New Zealand is most famous for the world champion All Blacks rugby team it is also renowned for its produce. Nelson is particularly well known for fresh seafood and boutique wine. It is a paradise for food-lovers with well-priced world-class dining.One of the world's top tourist destinations there is plenty to see and do in Nelson.