• Wellington Railway Station - A brief stroll through this magnificent neo-classical structure leads to the bus.
• Beehive - Shortly after boarding the bus, we will pass the Beehive and other parliamentary buildings. We’ll explore the importance of these structures and delve into New Zealand and Wellington politics.
• Courtenay Place - A drive through the entertainment district will provide an opportunity to discuss the vibrant food and drink culture, along with comprehensive insights into the local film industry and other artistic endeavors.
• Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa - Taking a bus back to the national museum or your desired destination, we will assist you in reaching your location…

• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Access to Joe Bleakey’s house

• Bottled water

Join Wellington locals Joe Bleakley, recipient of the Queen’s Service Medal for his contributions to New Zealand’s 1990 Commonwealth Games ceremonies, and a two-time Art Directors Guild award winner for his work on The Lord of the Rings films, along with various film credits and projects over the years, and the 1962 Most Promising All-Rounder at Johnsonville Softball Club, and Louis Tait, an actor and comedian, on a magical journey.

Hop on the number 28 bus to uncover Wellington’s secrets like a true local, as it winds through the city and up into the hills. Disembark at the end of the Earth and stroll down the road to Joe’s place.

Here, explore an old Masonic hall filled with wondrous creations spanning decades and various mediums. Only those who take the number 28 bus will uncover the secrets of this place.

Enjoy a visit, have a cup of tea and a chat, head down to the beach for some kai, and then catch the bus back into town or to your next destination.

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