Explore the South Island of New Zealand by self-driving, this is the way to do it

New Zealand is divided into the North Island and the South Island. For friends who enjoy self-driving tours, it is recommended to prioritize the South Island The South Island of New Zealand is relatively large, and there are three classic self-driving routes: the middle line Mount Cook, with Cook Snow Mountain, Romantic Church and Queenstown as the main attractions; the East China Sea Line to Dunedin, with Oamaru Little Penguins, Dunedin Railway Station, and Queenstown as the main attractions. The town is the main scenic spot; the West Sea Line Glacier is dominated by the glacier along the way, Wanaka and Queenstown along the way. Our self-driving tour re-planned the route on the basis of the classic route, starting from Christchurch, going to Akaroa, then to Mount Cook, Wanaka, to Queenstown, and finally to Dunedin and back to Christchurch . The advantage of playing this way is that you have played the three classics of Mount Cook, Wanaka, and Queenstown among the three classic routes, and each of the above-mentioned attractions has 2 days of sufficient play time, so you can enjoy the depth tour.