Waiheke Island, North Island Tours & Activities in 2026

Waiheke Island , North Island

From $ 135.27

Late afternoons, early evenings on Waiheke are epic. A unique ambient experience with amazing afternoon and evening light. The island is at its best at this time of the day and you will avoid the busy morning rush on the island. You will experience a relaxed drive around that will include vantage points with epic views that will blow you away. Being a small group tour, we take you to places that big buss tours cant access making this a unique and intimate experience. For this tour we only partner with the best so premium tastings are the order of the day. This tour could include Mudbrick Vineyard, Cable Bay, Casita Miro, , Te Motu, Postage Stamp, Batch Winery, Tantalus Estate, Stoneridge, Ki Maha Restaurant, 372 Restaurant, Oyster Inn Restaurant. We will take you to a world class, top shelf restaurant for dinner. The location will be epic.

Waiheke Island , North Island

From $ 5.99

Explore Maungauika/North Head Historic Reserve on a 90-minute guided walking tour through Devonport, Auckland. Starting at the Tainui Landing Memorial Marae, climb the ancient volcanic cone and uncover 800 years of history—from Māori pā fortifications to Cold War tunnels. Highlights include hand-carved tunnels, disappearing gun emplacements, hydro-pneumatic gun carriages, and stunning 360-degree harbour views. Walk through Devonport Domain, explore heritage military sites, descend “smuggler stairs” to Cheltenham Beach, and finish at the Torpedo Bay Navy Museum. Discover Māori legends, colonial fears, and wartime secrets on one of Auckland’s most scenic and historic walks. This tour blends natural beauty, military history, and Māori heritage into an unforgettable Devonport experience. Suitable for moderate fitness levels.

Waiheke Island , North Island

From $ 5.99

Discover Devonport on a guided walking tour through one of Auckland’s oldest seaside suburbs. Starting at the historic Devonport Ferry Terminal, this 60–75 minute, 3km journey explores volcanic cones like Mount Victoria (Takarunga), Māori heritage, and Victorian architecture. Highlights include the Michael King Writers Centre, The Vic cinema, Holy Trinity Church, and Devonport Library—near the site of New Zealand women’s first votes in 1893. Walk past heritage sites like Old Albert tree, naval relics, and the Devonport Yacht Club, and learn about the town’s role in the nuclear-free movement. This tour blends history, culture, and panoramic harbour views in a charming, village setting.