• Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington isite Visitor Information Centre - Arrive 10 minutes before the tour starts
• Oriental Bay - The Band Rotunda, a notable Wellington landmark since its construction in 1938, has been closed since 2012 due to the need for significant strengthening and restoration.

Originally named by its first Polish resident Dupa as Wellington’s bottom because the area was used for processing whales and boiling blubber for oil.
Named after one of the earliest ships that brought engineers and town planners from the New Zealand company post-1840.

• Carter Fountain - The Carter Fountain was a gift to Wellington from local businessman Hugh Carter, in memory of his parents George and Ella Carter, and the people of Wellington, costing $75,000.

• Oriental Bay - Painted ladies and other historic houses, including those in the prominent Wellingtonian Streamline Moderne style, are built along and up into the hills facing the bay.

• Mount Victoria - A gentle climb up 30 steps to see Paradise and our capital city.

• Weta Cave - Stop by for some photo opportunities with local cave trolls and explore Peter Jackson’s Weta cave. Paid tours are available at the reception.

• Shelly Bay - Drive along the coast to enjoy stunning views of the capital and take some photos.

• Red Rocks Reserve - Visit the south coast and explore the Te Kopahou visitor centre.

• Wellington Wind Turbine - Ascend to the windy heights to view Wellington from the west and see one of over 60 wind turbines that contribute to Wellington’s 90% electricity self-sufficiency.

• Wellington Cable Car - Admission includes a one-way trip to the top of the Cable Car and access to the Cable Car museum.

• Lady Norwood Rose Garden - Stroll through the Rose gardens.

• New Zealand Parliament - Visit the place where New Zealand law is drafted and take photos with King Dick.

• Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington isite Visitor Information Centre - Return to base.

• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Skip the line at Wellington Cable Car (one-way trip)
• 500ml water bottles

• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Experience the stunning views of Wellington with our expertly designed City Heights Tour, perfect for small groups of up to 11 people. This exclusive tour highlights New Zealand’s capital from its top three scenic viewpoints, providing unmatched vistas of the city’s unique harbor nestled between mountains and sea.

A knowledgeable Kiwi guide will explain why Wellington is celebrated as New Zealand’s most forward-thinking and culturally dynamic city.

Wellywood Experience: Discover Wellington’s bustling film industry with scenic coastal drives and an intriguing tour of the Weta Cave, where cinematic magic is crafted under the guidance of the renowned Sir Richard Taylor.

Wellington Cable Car: Ride this iconic Wellington attraction for breathtaking harbor views and access to the beautiful Lady Norwood Rose Garden and Botanical Gardens.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.