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Queenstown Skyline Gondola and Luge

Maori - Queenstown - Starting from $60.00 per person

Imagine yourself steering a three-wheeled luge cart around bends, over bumps and through tunnels with the view of Queenstown and Lake Wakatipu below. Your day will be filled with scenic views and adventure as you take a gondola from Queenstown to the Skyline complex at the top of Bob’s Peak. From there, take up to five rides (because one isn’t enough) down one of two luge tracks – the advanced track or the scenic track. More...

Experience Wanaka Tour from Queenstown (Small groups)

Maori - Queenstown - Starting from $175.00 per person

1-day tour that has something for everyone! Fully guided tour to Wanaka, plus your choice of optional activities including: Wine and food experience, Jet Boating, Gold Panning, Puzzling World, Warbirds & Wheels, Crossfire and more…. More...

Kerikeri and Crafts Half-Day Tour from Bay of Islands

Day Tour - Paihia - Starting from $60.00 per person

Visit the historical town of Kerikeri — home to the country’s first permanent mission station and some of its oldest buildings — on this afternoon tour from Paihia. With a guide, visit the Mission House and Stone Store to learn about the town’s Maori and European settlement history. You’ll also get a taste of the area’s delights with stops at an organic winery and Makana Confections chocolate factory. Upgrade to include a morning sightseeing cruise on the Bay of Islands. More...

Whakarewarewa, The Living Maori Village Guided Tour with Optional Hangi Meal

Attraction - Rotorua - Starting from $35.00 per person

Enjoy an authentic Maori cultural experience at Whakarewarewa, The Living Maori Village set in the geothermal region of Rotorua. A local guide takes you on a tour of the village’s highlights and shares stories about the way of life, history, craft traditions and land, including the famous Pohutu and Prince of Wales geysers. Watch a cultural show with traditional dance and song then have time afterward to explore on your own. For a real treat, opt to include a ‘hangi’ meal of traditional foods... More...