The largest city in the South Island of New Zealand, Christchurch is a city of fascinating facts. The city’s topography and geographical location turn it into a captivating place to vacation at. Situated on the east coast of the South Island, the city of Christchurch has the Pacific Ocean, Pegasus Bay, and the Heathecote and Avon Rivers keeping it company form one side and the Banks Peninsula from the other.

From the north side, Christchurch is hemmed in by the Waimakariri River. Owing to the influx of so many water bodies, thousands of vacationers book their cheap business class fights to Christchurch and have a whale of a time indulging in the water-sport of their choice – canoeing, surfing, parasailing, diving, jet boating or kayaking.

Christchurch is one of the very few cities in the world which has an exact antipodal. An antipodal place for any city is any place on our earth that is diametrically opposite to it. Hence for Christchurch in New Zealand, the Spanish city of A Coruña is its exact antipodal! Also, the city of Christchurch has the honor of being one of a cluster of only four cities in the world (Philadelphia, Savannah and Adelaide), that have been specifically designed following the identical design of having an innermost city square adjoined with four complimenting squares and lush green park-lands that embrace the city center.

Tourists from far and wide get their business class seats booked to vacation at Christchurch and see the magnificent heritage of design and structure as exhibited by the city.