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Explore full walking moon tours under nature's LED light. Full moon tours unveil a vibrant nocturnal world, bathing New Zealand's beauty in moonlight.Immerse yourself in nature on a guided walk / hike through Ambury Regional park. Discover historic sites and...

Nestled on New Zealand's North Island, Duder Regional Park spans 148 hectares, inviting nature enthusiasts. Its diverse landscapes, from rugged cliffs to native forests, offer enriching walking tours, connecting visitors with nature and history.This guided walking tour will take you...

Nestled on New Zealand's North Island, Duder Regional Park spans 148 hectares, inviting nature enthusiasts. Its diverse landscapes, from rugged cliffs to native forests, offer enriching walking tours, connecting visitors with nature and history.This guided walking tour will take you...

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Auckland to Thames

Scenic Sightseeing Firth of Thames Coastal Drive. In fact you will see the West, North and...

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Embark on a mesmerizing journey into nature's embrace with our overnight hiking tour from Auckland to the enchanting Te Rata Bay (Hot Water Beach). Immerse yourself...

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Embark on an extraordinary journey from Auckland to Rotorua, where the earth's ancient forces shape breathtaking landscapes. Our day tour blends exploration, cultural immersion, and rejuvenation amidst New Zealand's captivating geothermal wonders.

Rotorua is renowned for its geothermal...

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Embark on an unforgettable guided walk to the tranquil Kaitoke Hot Springs on Great Barrier Island. This immersive experience combines the beauty of nature with the therapeutic benefits of natural hot springs, offering a rejuvenating escape amidst the...

Explore the Riverhead Tavern Kayak Tour! Nestled by the tranquil Waitemata River, this historic gem is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and water adventurers. Paddle through serene waters, enjoy expert-led kayak tours, and embark on riverside picnics. Delight in waterfront...

Discover Browns Island's rich history near Auckland. Horses were swum across the harbor by early settlers, while Māori thrived with farming and fishing centuries ago, leaving behind remnants of pā sites. Even more intriguingly, remnants of the Sydney mud cockle...