| Activities in Auckland Central, New Zealand. Auckland Central, NZ Activities types include: Air, Helicopter & Balloon, Cruises, Sailing & Water, Cultural & Theme, Day Trips & Excursions, Family Friendly, Food, Wine & Nightlife, Heath & Beauty, Luxury & Special Occasions, Multi-day & Extended. |
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Auckland Central New Zealand Activities
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Multi-day Tour - Auckland - Starting from $849.99 per person
Blitz the North Island & discover all the best bits from Volcanoes to Hot Springs on our epic all-inclusive Sweet As Travel 'Sweet North' 14-day adventure for 18-35 year olds! Looking for a fun way to experience the New Zealand & meet new friends without the stress of having to plan your own travel? We’ve got you covered! Journeying through epic landscapes rich in Maori culture, get ready to see the “real New Zealand” on an unbeatable tour that covers the entire North Island & takes you to a... More... |
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Wildlife - Rotorua - Starting from $179.00 per person
Zip around Rotorua on a jet boat, passing through majestic Tutukau Gorge on your way to the geothermal reserve at Orakei Korako. Some of the most active geysers in New Zealand bubble and boil at Orakei Korako, and you get to walk around the park to see its otherworldly beauty up close. When it's time to go back, enjoy a high-speed ride back on the Waikato River. More... |
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Bike Tour - Auckland - Starting from $45.00 per person
Explore Auckland by bike Auckland has become one of the world's best cities to explore by bike, with cycle lanes and shared spaces linking you to most of the major sights and attractions in the city. Our self-guided bike tour option is popular with confident, independent travellers who prefer to choose their own timetable and itinerary. Our customer service team can help you choose the self-guided ride that suits your fitness, ability and interests. Rate includes standard bike,... More... |
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Kayaking - Auckland - Starting from $135.00 per person
This is the perfect trip for anyone who wants a relaxed day on the Hauraki Gulf. No previous kayaking experience necessary. Browns Island, named Motukorea (island of the pied oystercatcher bird) is one of the best preserved volcanoes in the Auckland Volcanic Field. Private boats and kayaks are the only means of access to this untouched island. On arriving at Browns Island, you will be given the chance to walk to the summit, which will give you an opportunity to experience spectacular... More... |
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Maori - Auckland - Starting from $75.00 per person
The Kiwi Tuk Tuk “City Sprint” Tour provides the ultimate tourist experience offering a bespoke guided tour within our beautiful ‘City of Sails’. We cater to small groups of no more than three people per tuktuk which are 100% electric eco green-energy and are without a doubt the coolest mode of transport in town. The “City Sprint” Tour duration is a one-hour private tour where you stay within the confines of the Tuk Tuk experiencing a polished historical commentary along the way including... More... |
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Ports of Call Tour - Auckland - Starting from $345.00 per person
When your cruise ship docks in Auckland, enjoy a shore excursion to experience the best of the Maori culture. See the Tamaki Makaurau area (Auckland) with a highly knowledgeable Maori guide, and become immersed in New Zealand’s indigenous 'tikanga' (culture). You'll learn about a rich cultural heritage dating back hundreds of years and hear about the Maori leaders who helped shape New Zealand into a modern nation. More... |
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Half-day Tour - Auckland - Starting from $130.00 per person
This unforgettable easy going adventure takes walkers under, around, up and over the historic Auckland Harbour Bridge. Last of its kind to be built in the world, custom engineered walkways provide a safe and enjoyable experience as you walk over water showcasing the incredible sights, sounds and activity of Auckland. Enjoy the most magnificent views of Auckland from the very summit. The best thing is having a guide teach you all about the amazing city, its history, NZ history and culture all... More... |
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Day Tour - Auckland - Starting from $150.00 per person
Auckland is known as the City of Sails, but some think it should be called the City of Volcanoes! Gain insight into Auckland's unique volcanic geology and explore it's rich Maori history on this full-day tour from Auckland. In the morning, explore the summits and craters of 4 of Auckland's youngest volcanoes. In the afternoon, see the largest volcanic explosion crater in Auckland, walk along an old lava-strewn coastline, and explore an old military fort in the town of Devonport. Admire... More... |
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Walking Tour - Auckland - Starting from $109.00 per person
Explore Auckland’s beautiful waterfront and coastal cuisine on this 3 hour ‘City of Sails’ walking tour. Discover superb harbor and marina views, must-see landmarks and Māori history on a leisurely stroll to the City Fish Markets. Savor delicious seafood and mingle with your entertaining local guide at a popular seaside bistro.This ‘Best of Auckland’ afternoon requires 2 adults per booking and is limited to 8 people. The tour runs in summer from November to April.... More... |
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Maori - Auckland - Starting from $585.00 per person
Hobbiton, Waitomo, Rotorua, Huka Falls & Taupo!
Be guided through the galaxy of glowworms at the world-famous Waitomo caves. Journey through Middle Earth on the award-winning Hobbiton movie set tour. Experience the truly amazing geothermal activity of Rotorua and the Taupo Volcanic Zone, a true 'hotspot' of wonder!
All this on a 2 day fully guided small group with one of our exceptional guides, in a comfortable vehicle that takes care of you in style. More... |
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Scenic Hotel Auckland - Hotel. Scenic Hotel Auckland is located in central Queen Street, in the heart of the Auckland central business district. The...
Private 3-hour Auckland City Tour - Private Tour - Auckland. Starting from $52.00 per person. Explore Auckland on this private 3-hour Auckland city tour. Take in top attractions such as 19th-century Acacia...
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