Currency spent in new zealand

In New Zealand, the official currency is the New Zealand dollar (NZD). Here are some common expenses and their approximate costs in NZD:

Food:

• Fast food meal: NZD $10-15
• Mid-range restaurant meal: NZD $20-30
• Groceries (basic items): NZD $50-100 per week
• Coffee: NZD $3-5
• Beer: NZD $6-10

Accommodation:

• Hostel dorm: NZD $25-35 per night
• Budget hotel: NZD $80-120 per night
• Mid-range hotel: NZD $150-250 per night
• Luxury hotel: NZD $300-500 per night

Transportation:

• Public transportation (bus): NZD $2-5 per ride
• Taxi: NZD $10-20 per ride
• Car rental (per day): NZD $40-80
• Gasoline: NZD $2-3 per liter

Attractions:

• Museums: NZD $10-20 per person
• National parks: NZD $10-20 per person
• Wine tastings: NZD $20-50 per person
• Adventure activities (e.g. bungee jumping): NZD $100-200 per person

Other expenses:

• Internet: NZD $10-30 per day
• Laundry: NZD $5-10 per load
• Souvenirs: NZD $10-50 per item

Tips:

• Tipping is not mandatory in New Zealand, but it's common to tip 5-10% in restaurants and bars.
• Some attractions and activities may have a small fee for equipment rental or guided tours.

Currency exchange:

• You can exchange currency at banks, currency exchange offices, or some hotels.
• Credit cards are widely accepted in New Zealand, and you can also use ATMs to withdraw cash.
• Be aware of any foreign transaction fees or exchange rate charges on your credit card or bank account.

Budgeting:

• A daily budget of NZD $100-200 per person should cover basic expenses, such as food, accommodation, and transportation.
• A mid-range budget of NZD $200-500 per person per day can cover more activities and experiences.
• A luxury budget of NZD $500-1,000 per person per day can cover high-end accommodations, fine dining, and exclusive activities.

Remember to research specific costs for your travel plans and adjust your budget accordingly.