• Westhaven Marina - Situated in Auckland, New Zealand, Westhaven Marina is among the largest marinas in the Southern Hemisphere. It serves as a vibrant hub for boating enthusiasts, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline and Harbour Bridge. The marina boasts scenic walkways, waterfront dining, and a laid-back atmosphere, making it an ideal location for a leisurely stroll or a meal by the water. It plays a significant role in Auckland’s maritime culture and is a must-visit for ocean lovers.
• Auckland Harbour Bridge - The Auckland Harbour Bridge stands as one of Auckland, New Zealand’s most iconic landmarks. Stretching across the Waitemata Harbour, it is the sole bridge linking the CBD and the North Shore. Besides being a transportation route, it offers thrilling bungee jumping experiences and serves as a popular attraction to enjoy Auckland’s scenery and culture.
• Devonport - Devonport is a charming historic seaside village in Auckland, which began its development in the late 19th century. Renowned for its Victorian-style architecture, beautiful beaches, and relaxed vibe, Devonport invites exploration of military installations and tunnels from World War II, along with stunning views from North Head and Mount Victoria. It is easily accessible from downtown Auckland by ferry.
• Takarunga / Mount Victoria - Takarunga/Mount Victoria is the highest volcano on the North Shore. The original Maori name, ‘the hill that stands above,’ reflects its prominence. Takarunga/Mount Victoria offers spectacular views across the Waitemata Harbour to the Auckland City skyline.

European settlers named it Mount Victoria in honor of Queen Victoria. Since 1880, Takarunga/Mount Victoria has been a public reserve and is home to one of the world’s last remaining disappearing guns, used as a military position against Russian invasion in the late 19th century. Around the summit, painted mushroom shapes in various colors can be found. It is one of 14 tupuna maunga jointly managed by the Tupuna Maunga Authority.

• Mount Eden - Known as Maungawhau in Maori, Mount Eden is one of the 14 Tūpuna Maunga (ancestral mountains) in the Auckland region. This extinct volcano, which erupted 28,000 years ago, now stands at 196 meters, making it the highest volcano in Auckland. From its summit, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Auckland City and the harbor in all directions.

A flat track encircles the well-preserved crater, approximately 50 meters deep, allowing for easy enjoyment of Auckland’s vistas.

• Mission Bay - Mission Bay features soft white sand and expansive lawns, making it perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking. The beach is popular for swimming and surfing. Following Tamaki Drive towards Mission Bay immerses visitors in beautiful scenery. A fountain graces the wide lawns of Selwyn Domain, offering close views of Rangitoto Island, while people relax on beach benches or in the park. Beach cafes and restaurants provide meals and delightful ice cream treats.
• Michael Joseph Savage Memorial Park - Perched atop Bastion Point, the Michael Joseph Savage Memorial Park overlooks Waitemata Harbour and Rangitoto Island, offering stunning panoramic views. Spanning 49 hectares, it is distinguished by a tall obelisk and a mirrored pond amidst meticulously maintained gardens. This site, which honors Michael Joseph Savage, the founder of the New Zealand welfare state, offers a serene retreat in New Zealand.

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This tour effortlessly combines natural and urban experiences, enabling visitors to experience the harmonious fusion of Auckland’s city life and green spaces. With a leisurely pace, guests can discover different facets of Auckland without feeling hurried. From tranquil park walks to seaside leisure, this tour features both renowned attractions and local gems, providing a genuine taste of Auckland life. It is ideal for first-time visitors or those seeking a comprehensive city experience.

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