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The TranzCoastal Rail Service between Picton and Christchurch

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5.5 hours

Starting from USD $22.98 per person

The TranzCoastal Rail Service between Picton and Christchurch

Picton, New Zealand

Travel south by train from Picton to the 'Garden City' of Christchurch on the railway TranzCoastal. This journey is a scenic feast with the Kaikoura mountain ranges on one side of your train and the rugged Pacific Ocean coastline on the other. Along the way you pass though the village of Kaikoura, where you can break your journey to take in the whale watching or dare to get closer and swim with the dolphins. Then it's onto the rolling farmland of North Canterbury, across the Waimakariri River and through the suburban gardens of Christchurh.

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The TranzAlpine Rail Service between Christchurch and Greymouth

Rail Service
4.5 hours

Starting from USD $49.40 per person

The TranzAlpine Rail Service between Christchurch and Greymouth

Christchurch, New Zealand

From Pacific Ocean to Tasman Sea, the TranzAlpine train is a daily rail service operating coast to coast between Christchurch and Greymouth. Whether you are planning a weekend getaway or a longer trip, tour New Zealand's South Island from one coast to the other by train and relax while rediscovering the uniqueness of train travel.

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The TranzCoastal Rail Service from Christchurch

Rail Service
5.5 hours

Starting from USD $22.98 per person

The TranzCoastal Rail Service from Christchurch

Christchurch, New Zealand
Travel north by train from the 'Garden City' of Christchurch to Picton. Depart Christchurch across the Waimakariri River and through the rolling farmland of North Canterbury. The train then travels along the coastline between the ocean and rugged mountain ranges. It connects with the Inter-island ferry which crosses Cook Strait from Picton to Wellington daily.