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Auckland, Waiheke Island & the Waitakeres
New Zealand's largest city, Auckland is surrounded by natural treasures.
Waiheke Island is a haven of beautiful vineyards, olive groves and beaches, all just a 35-minute ferry ride from downtown Auckland. The white sandy beaches at Oneroa, Palm Beach and Onetangi slope gently down into the Hauraki Gulf and are perfect for swimming, kayaking, or having a picnic.
The Waitakere Ranges region is rich in native flora and fauna, and home to the giants of the forest, the mighty kauri tree. Bordering the ranges are the west coast’s spectacular black-sand beaches, where you’ll find some of Auckland’s most popular surf spots, great swimming, dramatic landscapes – even a huge clifftop gannet colony.
Enjoy a full-day Rotorua adventure where breathtaking nature meets deep Māori culture. Visit glowworm caves, stroll through the Redwoods, and explore Te Puia to see kiwi birds, traditional crafts, and the impressive Pohutu Geyser.
Experience the ultimate Waiheke Island adventure: Soar on a thrilling zipline and indulge in a day of vineyard hopping, all within a perfect getaway from Auckland!"
Discover the charm of Matakana on a relaxed day trip just an hour from Auckland. Enjoy boutique shops, local flavours, and coastal views at Omaha Beach, followed by handmade gelato and a visit to native kauri trees. A perfect mix of nature, food, and Kiwi countryside beauty in a single day.
Escape the city for a day and discover Matakana — a charming village filled with fresh local flavours, artisan culture, and beautiful countryside. Enjoy the famous Saturday Market, stunning Omaha Beach, sweet gelato, and a peaceful kauri forest walk for the perfect North Auckland getaway.
Best half day tour for wine lovers! We will take you to 3 wineries in West Auckland.
Join Our Small-Group Tours for a Relaxed Adventure! We are continually designing new tours to give you the best experience in New Zealand.
