| Maori Activities in Queenstown, New Zealand. Queenstown, NZ Maori Cultural Activities. |
|
|
 |
Queenstown Maori Activities
|
Activity Locations
|
Activity Types
Cultural & Theme |
| Maori (50) |
|
Activity Listings (11-20 of 50) |
|
Multi-day Tour - Te Anau - Starting from $10737.75 per person
This 24 day, private and fully guided vacation takes in all New Zealand has to offer. We’ll explore golden sand beaches, geothermal activity, geysers and learn about the local Maori and their customs in the North, before crossing over the Cook Strait and into the South Island. Once in the South Island we will be covering everything from glacier hikes to whale watching and from wine tasting to visiting what some call the Eighth Wonder of the World, Milford Sound. This jam-packed itinerary will... More... |
| |
Private Tour - Queenstown - Starting from $1300.00 per person
A day tour from Queenstown allows you to see more of this stunning part of New Zealand than just the local area. Get out of the bustle of our busy town and see why the Southern Lakes are regarded as being world class on so many levels.
Be picked up from your accommodation by your experienced local driver-guide in a late model private vehicle at a time that suits you.
Have your tour tailored around you and your interests - See and do the things you'll enjoy and scratch the things you... More... |
| |
Day Tour - Queenstown - Starting from $169.00 per person
Glenorchy is nestled on the northern shores of Lake Wakatipu & is the home to what many say is NZ's best hidden scenery and not to mention Middle‑earth magic. Start the tour off with pick up from Central Queenstown and travel in style in our luxury Mercedes Sprinter vans on one of the top 10 most scenic roads in the world to Glenorchy. This rustic town is a true outdoor enthusiast's paradise. Set against a background of native beech forest and towering mountain ranges, Glenorchy’s surrounds... More... |
| |
Maori - Queenstown - Starting from $210.00 per person
The Queenstown region is renowned for its stunning scenery and sights, so come with us as we explore the iconic landmarks and breath-taking scenery in a small group by minivan from Queenstown to Cromwell Wanaka and a Historic Arrowtown. The scenic journey begins with a visit to Cromwell, a tranquil town located on the shores of Lake Dunstan well known for its stone fruit growing and a visitor favourite - the 'Old Cromwell Town'. Then we'll head towards Wanaka - a region that... More... |
| |
Wine Tour - Wanaka - Starting from $189.00 per person
The Wine tour with Maori Culture Wanaka is the only wine tour in Wanaka and Cromwell that connects Maori culture with the local wines and land where you receive the authentic New Zealand experience. You will visit four boutique and more personalised Central Otago wineries in the Wanaka, Tarras and Cromwell area with approximately 18-22 wine tastings and food. This is the only wine tour in Central Otago that offers both the wine experience with the Māori culture footprint including the potential... More... |
| |
Multi-day Tour - Auckland - Starting from $3788.06 per person
Starting from Auckland, we make our way down the beautiful and volcanic North Island to New Zealand's capital, Wellington, before catching a ferry to cross the Cook Strait to get up close and personal with the best of the South Island.
As with all our tours, we do include a few 'must-do' events, ranging from a Māori Cultural night, a pounamu (greenstone/jade) pendant carving experience, and learning to paddle a waka (Māori canoe) with your group.
We have a massive... More... |
| |
Nature Walk - Queenstown - Starting from $115.00 per person
Take a half-day walking tour along the shores of Lake Wakatipu to immerse yourself in some of the spectacular landscape of the South Island, just outside of Queenstown. With a knowledgeable guide, enjoy an easy walk through the native forest where you can spot birds and plants, soak up views of the lake and mountains, hear Maori stories, and learn about the vibrant ecosystem. Choose either a morning or afternoon tour, which includes a snack, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a maximum capacity of... More... |
| |
Maori - Wanaka - Starting from $25.00 per person
The Māori Whakataū is a welcome to New Zealand by the indigenous culture of NZ. The Whakataū embraces key aspects of welcoming manuhiri/visitors to New Zealand and making sure you get an authentic connection to the people of this wonderful land and more specifically here in Wanaka and Queenstown. The scenery is one small part of what makes this country so great, to truely connect with any country you must also connect with the people that make the country what it is. Welcome to the world of... More... |
| |
Private Tour - Auckland - Starting from $180.00 per person
New Zealand's most noteworthy mountain, Mount Cook (Aoraki in Māori) towers 3,724 meters into the sky, giving a dazzling scenery to the wonderful Mount Cook National Park in the focal point of the South Island. Announced a World Heritage stop in 1986, it gloats more than thirty pinnacles 3,000 meters or higher. It likewise has five of New Zealand's biggest ice sheets, including the Tasman Glacier at 21km long. Picturesque flights over the recreation center give unparalleled perspectives of the... More... |
| |
Historic - Queenstown - Starting from $169.00 per person
4 Regions: Arrowtown, Wanaka, Crown Range & Cardrona
8 Amazing Stops : Arrowtown/Chinese Village, Wanaka township, the Wanaka tree, views over Lake Wanaka, bra fence, Cardrona Hotel, top of the Crown Range & Crown Terrace lookout.
Small group full day tour to Arrowtown, Wanaka plus much much more. We provide fun interesting commentary, help with your photos and give great recommendations for everything from lunch... More... |
|
|
 Maunga View - Holiday Home. Featuring garden views, Maunga View features accommodation with a garden and a patio, around 5 km from Queenstown Event...
 24 Day Epic NZ Tour - Haka Tours - Multi-day Tour - Auckland. Starting from $4273.71 per person. Over 24 unforgettable days you will experience it all: secluded beaches, jaw dropping scenery, Maori culture,...
|
|
|
|
