• Ferry Building - The primary pick-up location is next to the Ferry Building on Queens Wharf. There is a designated pick-up and drop-off area there.

Alternatively, there are four central pick-up locations available. Share your accommodation details, and the closest pick-up point will be recommended.

This tour is extensive, covering a lot in 3.5 to 4 hours, providing a genuine feel for Auckland’s geography, history, sights, and lifestyle.

This family-run tour offers detailed commentary, rich with local insights and humor.

• Viaduct Harbour - The tour includes a drive along the downtown waterfront, passing Viaduct Harbour, a top spot in Auckland for dining and nightlife. It features a great selection of restaurants and bars, numerous boats, and is home to the America’s Cup yachts and Whale & Dolphin watching boats.

• Wynyard Quarter - The Wynyard Quarter has been transformed into a charming waterfront dining area and houses the Auckland Fish Market. It’s a great place to revisit for some Fish and Chips.

• Westhaven Marina - As the largest marina in the Southern Hemisphere, Westhaven Marina offers excellent photo opportunities of the Harbour, Harbour Bridge, and the Marina. Occasionally, Bungy Jumpers can be seen leaping off the Harbour Bridge. While Bungy Jumping isn’t part of the tour, assistance in organizing it is available. Clean restrooms are also located here.

• Auckland Harbour Bridge - The tour crosses the Bridge to the North Shore, heading towards Northcote Point.

• Little Shoal Bay Reserve - Shoal Bay in Northcote Point offers arguably the best views of Auckland City from across the Harbour, making it a perfect spot for photos.

• Northcote - An optional coffee stop is available. The tour does not include a formal Morning or Afternoon “Tea/Coffee” break to maximize sightseeing. There are several nice options for takeaway drinks and snacks, which can be brought back to the bus. Drink holders are provided for convenience.

• Ponsonby - Ponsonby is a Victorian/Edwardian suburb with beautiful older buildings. It offers fantastic shopping with unique, mostly privately-owned shops. The diverse selection includes fashion boutiques, gift shops, homewares, antiques, cafes, and restaurants. It’s worth revisiting after the tour.

• Karangahape Road (K Road) - Once known as a “colorful” area, it’s experiencing a revival. While nightclubs, bars, and tattoo parlors remain, there is also an interesting array of shops and cafes. Definitely worth a revisit.

• Mount Eden - The summit of Mt Eden provides fantastic elevated views of Auckland City. It’s a 5-10 minute walk from the parking lot to the summit, but the walk is well worth it. Restrooms are available here.

• Auckland Museum - The tour drives through the Auckland Domain (Park) and past the Auckland Museum. Visiting the Museum requires at least 3-4 hours, so it is not included in the tour, but it is highly recommended. The Museum features excellent exhibits on Maori and Polynesian culture, and the daily Maori cultural performance is very enjoyable.

• Parnell Rose Gardens - The tour passes through the Victorian suburb of Parnell and by the Parnell Rose Gardens. If the flowers are in bloom, a photo stop can be made.

• Mission Bay Beach - The tour returns to the waterfront, enjoying a scenic drive past Ohaku Bay, Mission Bay, Kohimarama Beach, and on to Saint Heliers.

• St Heliers - After visiting Achilles Point, the tour continues through the seaside village of Saint Heliers, then back along the waterfront to downtown Auckland.

• Achilles Point - Located in the suburb of Saint Heliers, Achilles Point offers stunning views over the many islands in the Hauraki Gulf, as well as a nice view of Auckland City in the distance. It’s a great photo stop.

• The University of Auckland - The tour travels along the tree-lined Symonds St, passing the University of Auckland, before heading into the downtown area.

• Auckland Central - In the downtown area, the tour highlights the Auckland Art Gallery and some of the smaller side streets, like High St and O’Connell Street, which feature interesting shops.

• Queen Street - Queen St is Auckland’s main shopping street. The tour points out many beautiful heritage buildings, such as the Auckland Town Hall and Civic Theater.

• Ferry Building - The tour concludes back at the Ferry Building. Alternatively, if staying in the downtown area, guests can be dropped off at their hotel. The tour is delivered with comprehensive commentary, not only about the places visited but also about the geography, history, and lifestyle, with a few humorous anecdotes included.

• Professional guide with live commentary
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Selected convenient pick-up areas located throughout the City

• Gratuities

Enjoyable, informative and a great day out…

Explore Auckland in small groups for a more personalised experience.

An exceptional value, we offer a very comprehensive tour covering all the best sights, with plenty of stops for photos.
• Discover our sparkling harbour, stunning beaches, historic buildings, leafy parks, Victorian suburbs, and bustling shopping areas.
• Enjoy fantastic views from the top of our volcanoes.
• Travel over the Harbour Bridge for great views of our city.
• Learn about Auckland, the geography, history, and our way of life. 
• Comfortable air-conditioned coach takes you to a greater variety of sights. 
• Choice of Morning or Afternoon Tour. 3.5 hours - 4 hours. 
• Central pick-up locations, or from our convenient downtown departure point.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• A maximum of 18 people per booking
• There is some access to the bus, if you have a Walker or a Wheelchair, but these items must be folded. There is a small step. There are handles each side of the door to help.
• Strollers must be foldable.
• In consideration of other guests, if you are un-well, please do not participate on the tour. I will refund.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.