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Get travel money for your Kiwi adventure
From majestic mountains to vibrant cities, chilled culture to the high-octane outdoors, New Zealand offers plenty of it all. So let’s make sure you’ve got plenty of New Zealand dollars for your trip.
You can order travel money online, buy in thousands of participating branches or put it on plastic with a Travel Money Card. You can even get your travel insurance sorted at the same time.
With Click & Collect, you can order holiday money online and pick it up from your local branch (the next working day if you order by 3pm). Or we can deliver to your home.
Buying online can get you a better rate than in branch. And buying when the exchange rate is good can save you more. And we’ll buy back leftover New Zealand dollar notes when you come home.
Get our best rates online. The more you buy the better the rate.

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Travel and costs in New Zealand
With a currency that offers pretty good value to UK holidaymakers, New Zealand appeals broadly to everyone from backpackers to those looking for more comfort. One of the most diverse countries in the world, it has everything from snow-capped mountains to golden sand beaches. It’s divided into 2 islands, simply known as North and South.
Take in all of the South Island on the TranzAlpine train, which goes through farmland, mountains and rainforests. On the North Island, the modern cities of Auckland and Wellington await. Museums, cafés and inner-city nature reserves are the main attractions.
Here’s what research by Post Office Money found on prices in the city of Auckland:
- A three-course meal for two with wine costs around £85
- A glass of wine costs £4.76 on average while a coffee or carbonated drink are about £2.65
- Insect repellent costs around £6.35 and suntan lotion £7.41

Some common questions
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