New Zealand Incentive Experiences
Reward Your Achievers
NewZeal Teams® specialises in motivating and rewarding high achievers via immersion in the landscapes of the Southern Lakes, Fiordland, Mt Cook and Mt Aspiring National Parks.
Itineraries interweave adrenaline highs with quiet awe in unforgettable surroundings, combined with gourmet meals showcasing New Zealand’s finest cuisines.
All corporate incentives are highly customisable according to group size and objective, from helicopter-accessed wilderness adventures for small groups of 6 -18 through to motivational team-building and ‘wow’ dining in gorgeous Nordic tipis at an exclusive river side property for groups of up to 150.
Every detail is shaped to fit your people and your purpose, acting as a gateway to enriched insight and self-awareness. Take the extraordinary back into your everyday life, your batteries super-charged.
Adventure & Luxury
Across New Zealand’s Wild Landscapes
Our unique corporate incentives combine adventure, luxury and immersive nature experiences.
They’re categorised in three distinct landscapes to help you identify the best fit for your team:
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Forest & Hills – Explore lush native bush, rugged ridgelines, and secluded hideaways.
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Alpine – Challenge yourself in dramatic high-country terrain, with breathtaking vistas.
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Rivers & Lakes – Be transported by the energy of flowing waters and serene lakefronts in remote wilderness retreats.
From thrilling outdoor challenges to luxurious stays in world-class lodges, each experience is thoughtfully planned to inspire, reward and reconnect your team in New Zealand’s most spectacular settings.
Forests & Hills
From the deeply forested valleys of Fiordland National Park to the rugged and mountainous regions of Mt Aspiring National Park, our day adventures and overnight immersions offer a taste of the contrasting natural landscapes of New Zealand's South Island.
Our forest and hills incentive offerings include:
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Day hiking
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Helicopter-accessed day hiking
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Wilderness helicopter discovery days
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Overnight trekking adventures
Alpine
Alpine Incentives take our guests deeper into the untouched, high places of Aspiring; Mt Cook, and Fiordland National Parks. Discover the serenity and splendour of snow-covered peaks and glaciers of New Zealand's South Island.
Our alpine incentive offerings include:
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Helicopter-accessed day hiking
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Mt Cook, Tasman Glacier Encounter day trips
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Wilderness helicopter discovery days
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Luxury, alpine chalet overnight experiences
As Kiwis, our crystal-clear, pristine rivers and lakes are our pride and joy! NewZeal Teams has a plethora of water-based offerings that span everything from a gentle float down a grade 2 river, up to a multi-day expedition on exciting, faster-flowing water.
Our rivers & lakes incentive offerings include:
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River rafting/kayaking and garden lunch days
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River rafting & heli-hiking days
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Helicopter-accessed rafting days
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Wilderness helicopter discovery days
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Rafting/Kayaking overnight retreats
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Multi-day wIlderness rafting adventures
Rivers & Lakes
Customised Incentives
Drop your team into environments that stop them in their tracks– places of unparalleled beauty that invite reflection, connection, and a fresh sense of what's possible. Then watch their enthusiasm and motivation flourish back home.
Endorphin-releasing activities are the engine of our tailor-made itineraries. Rafting on wilderness rivers. Stand-up paddle boarding on alpine tarns. Glacier hiking, with ice axe and crampons. They coax the personal best out of each participant, by engaging them viscerally with nature, finishing with shared laughs and stories around the fire at day’s end.
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Experiences for groups of 4 – 150.
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Available as half day/ full day getaways, with options for overnight experiences.
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Hosted from hotel pick-up to drop-off by a dedicated NewZeal facilitator.
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Packed with a menu of activities and inspirational challenges tailored to be exhilarating, yet achievable.
Whether your enquiry is direct or you are an agent gathering info for clients, we’d love to hear from you.
