Should I go to New Zealand in July?

July is low tourism season in many parts of New Zealand, except for places where you can ski (primarily the South Island). In general, July is low season in the north, but much busier in the south. Accommodation and vehicle rental costs increase accordingly.

Can I travel to New Zealand right now?

The border is currently closed to almost all travellers to help stop the spread of COVID-19.

What’s the weather like in New Zealand in July?

New Zealand has a very moderate climate, with mild temperatures and plenty of sunshine year-round. In July, the average temperatures range between 45 F and 55 F, with the South Island occasionally seeing temperatures in the 30s.

Is July the coldest month in New Zealand?

The coldest month is usually July and the warmest month is usually January or February. In New Zealand generally there are relatively small variations between summer and winter temperatures, although inland and to the east of the ranges the variation is greater (up to 14°C).

Does it snow in New Zealand in July?

Snow typically appears during the months of June through October, though cold snaps can occur outside these months. Most snow in New Zealand falls in the mountainous areas, like the Central Plateau in the north, and the Southern Alps in the south. It also falls heavily in inland Canterbury and Otago.

Do you have to book quarantine in NZ?

Travellers are legally required to have a voucher confirming their place in managed isolation before boarding their flight. There are only a small number of exceptions to this requirement (e.g. diplomats).

What is the rainiest month in New Zealand?

The rainiest period is from May to August, which is also the one with the most frequent rains (11 to 13 days per month) and the lowest amount of sunshine (3/4 sunshine hours per day). Even in summer, however, it rains on average for 7/8 days per month, except in February, when there are only 6 days with rainfall.

Which city in NZ has the worst weather?

Kaitaia.

What are symptoms of Covid NZ?

COVID-19 symptoms

• new or worsening cough.
• sneezing and runny nose.
• fever.
• temporary loss of smell or altered sense of taste.
• sore throat.
• shortness of breath.

Can someone self isolating go for a walk?

Going out for a walk is not allowed if you’re self-isolating. You can only exercise in your home (including a private garden).