New Zealand Public Holidays 2027
| Date | Holiday | Day | Days Remaining |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January 2027 | New Year's Day ★ | Friday | 209 days |
| 4 January 2027 | Day after New Year's Day ★ | Monday | 212 days |
| 8 February 2027 | Waitangi Day ★ | Monday | 247 days |
| 26 March 2027 | Good Friday ★ | Friday | 293 days |
| 29 March 2027 | Easter Monday ★ | Monday | 296 days |
| 26 April 2027 | Aen-NZAC Day ★ | Monday | 324 days |
| 7 June 2027 | King's Birthday ★ | Monday | 366 days |
| 25 June 2027 | Matariki ★ | Friday | 384 days |
| 25 October 2027 | Labour Day ★ | Monday | 506 days |
| 27 December 2027 | Christmas Day ★ | Monday | 569 days |
| 28 December 2027 | Boxing Day ★ | Tuesday | 570 days |
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New Year’s Day
New Year’s Day marks the beginning of the year and is one of the most widely celebrated holidays across New Zealand. Many residents enjoy summer vacations, outdoor activities, and family gatherings.
Waitangi Day
Observed annually on 6 February, Waitangi Day commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. It is considered one of New Zealand’s most important national days and is celebrated through cultural events, ceremonies, and educational activities.
Easter Holidays
Good Friday and Easter Monday create one of the most popular long weekends of the year. Many New Zealanders travel during the Easter period or spend time with family and friends.
ANZAC Day
ANZAC Day honors the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps and commemorates those who served and sacrificed during military conflicts. Dawn services are held nationwide.
King’s Birthday
Celebrated on the first Monday of June, King’s Birthday provides New Zealanders with an additional winter long weekend.
Matariki
Matariki is the Māori New Year and has become an important public holiday celebrating renewal, reflection, community, and Māori culture.
Labour Day
Labour Day recognizes workers’ rights and the historic eight-hour working day movement. It is celebrated on the fourth Monday of October.
Christmas and Boxing Day
The festive season brings family gatherings, summer holidays, and celebrations across the country. Many businesses close during this period while tourism activity increases significantly.
