The tour guides are multilingual and bring 15 years of experience to ensure customers feel comfortable and enjoy their trip. The vehicles are fully air-conditioned and equipped with luxury seats.
The tour guides are multilingual and bring 15 years of experience to ensure customers feel comfortable and enjoy their trip. The vehicles are fully air-conditioned and equipped with luxury seats.
- Mount Maunganui - As the journey begins from the Port of Tauranga, where the cruise ship is docked, the tour will pass through Mount Maunganui, one of New Zealand’s most sought-after and priciest beachside suburbs. The drive along Marine Parade showcases stunning multi-million dollar homes.
- Te Puke - Known as the World Capital of Kiwi Fruit,…
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Mount Maunganui - As the journey begins from the Port of Tauranga, where the cruise ship is docked, the tour will pass through Mount Maunganui, one of New Zealand’s most sought-after and priciest beachside suburbs. The drive along Marine Parade showcases stunning multi-million dollar homes.
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Te Puke - Known as the World Capital of Kiwi Fruit, Te Puke offers a stop at a Kiwi Fruit Orchard. Here, visitors can learn about the origins of the Kiwi fruit and observe the fruit on the vines, depending on the season.
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Okere Falls Track - Enjoy a walk through native bush to view the Tatua Falls, and with some luck, witness rafts navigating over the waterfall.
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Redwoods, Whakarewarewa Forest - Stroll leisurely through the Redwood Forest, or for an additional fee, experience the Redwood Treewalk as featured on the website.
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Government Gardens - A historic landmark and popular tourist destination in Rotorua, Government Gardens is a must-see. Originally called Paepaekumana, the local Māori iwi (tribe) generously gifted 50 acres to the Crown in the late 1800s “for the benefit of the people of the world.” The land, rich with geothermal features and therapeutic hot pools, was officially vested in the New Zealand Government in 1898 to be developed as a health spa akin to those in Europe. It is home to one of New Zealand’s most iconic and photographed buildings.
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Lake Rotorua - Visit Lake Rotorua and take in the breathtaking views of the lakefront.
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Kuirau Park - Located at the northern end of Rotorua, this vibrant public park features walking tracks leading to areas of active geothermal activity. Visitors are generally safe as long as they remain on the cool side of the safety fences. Historically, the small lake in the park was cooler and known as Taokahu. According to legend, a beautiful young woman named Kuiarau was bathing in the waters when a taniwha (mythical creature) pulled her into his lair beneath the lake. The gods, angered by this, made the lake boil to destroy the taniwha forever. Since then, the bubbling lake and steaming land have been named after the lost woman, with a slight change in spelling.
- Bottled water
- All fees and/or taxes
- Bottled water
- All fees and/or taxes
- Lunch
- Lunch
- you need to request infant or child seats
- you need to request infant or child seats
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
