New Zealand Tour
- Coromandel Peninsula, a favourite holiday destination for many New Zealanders
- Cathedral Cove one of our most unique and untouched beaches
- Hot Water Beach with its hot spring in the middle of the beach
- Visit the studio of renowned New Zealand potter, Barry Brickell
- Ride on Barry Brickell's own designed and built mountain railway system on a memorable journey through the rugged landscape
- Free pick up from inner city accommodation
Departures
| Depart | 7am |
| Frequency | Daily |
| Total Duration | 12 Hours |
| Leaves | Auckland Inner City pick up included. |
| Return To | Auckland Inner City drop off included. |
Booking Confirmation:
- Confirmation E-Voucher will be sent within 24 hours of booking, subject to availability
- E-Voucher contains operator details, times and local contact telephone numbers
- This tour must be booked at least 72 hours in advance of travel
Experience the Coromandel Peninsula, a favourite holiday destination for many New Zealanders. Its amazing landscape consists of a mountainous, forest-covered backbone, with the Pacific Ocean on the east, and the sheltered bays and coves of the Hauraki Gulf on the west. Spend the day in this unique area steeped in history associated with kauri logging and gold mining and stunning coastlines.
A 90-minute drive south-east of Auckland is Coromandel’s main town, Thames, where we take a short break. Then the spectacular western coast road leads us to Coromandel township where renowned New Zealand potter, Barry Brickell has his studio.Ride his own designed and built mountain railway system on a memorable journey through the rugged landscape.
Our next stop is for a quiet stroll in the pristine forest to view some of the magnificent kauri trees which once covered the Coromandel Peninsula. The journey continues across the mountain divide and descends towards the east coast beaches where we stop for lunch.
Visit Hot Water Beach with its hot spring in the middle of the beach. Take a dip if you wish!
A short drive away is Cathedral Cove, where the Pacific Ocean washes through a natural arch onto a white sandy beach backed by white cliffs. There is a half hour downhill walk to the beach from here which means the walk back is uphill. A moderate walking ability is required.
- — Cathedral Cove walk subject to guide discretion.
- In winter months we advise dressing warmly - jackets and warm clothes recommended
- This specialised small group tour is designed to give you an intimate and memorable experience of the wilderness without any impact on the environment and wildlife. It is led by an experienced guide with extensive knowledge of native flora and fauna and an awareness for client and environmental safety.
- Child age is under 12 years.
