Top Bay of Islands Extreme Sports

There are few more unique ways to see the Bay of Islands than catching the wind and parasailing high above the water. See the Bay’s towns, forests and islands – all the way out to Cape Brett’s famous Hole in the Rock – from the sky on this aerial adventure. Take to the skies with your friends or family on tandem or triple flights. Your children can even go parasailing – this adventure is suitable for all.

Escape the crowds and indulge in the ultimate private Bay of Islands experience – exclusively for your party of 2–3 in a luxurious Porsche Cayenne. Step off your cruise tender into pure bliss: marvel at the majestic Rainbow Falls, step back into history at New Zealand's oldest buildings, savor premium wines overlooking serene vineyards, and delight in generous handmade chocolate tastings at Makana Factory. With a passionate local guide, flexible pacing, and guaranteed on-time return, this 4.5–5-hour adventure is pure indulgence. Only one party per day – book now for an unforgettable day you'll cherish forever!

Feel the wind in your hair as you wind through the hills and valleys found adjacent to the seaside town of Opua. Perfect for adrenaline seekers, our V8 powered water trikes add a drop of adventure to your New Zealand holiday. Running through all seasons, the iconic scenery found in the Bay of Islands is ready to be explored.

See the best sites and experience an adrenaline-filled private ride around Paihia and surrounds with this unique V8 tricycle tour. Meet your local guide at the I-site (local information center) and then be whisked away to beautiful Haruru Falls and then onto Waitangi for the perfect photo opportunity. This is an exciting and unique way to get to know the local area, especially if you are short on time.

If you like to explore at full throttle, this private adrenaline experience is perfect for you, with the 350cc power of a serious bike but the stability and road-holding of a classic trike. Roar through hills and valleys from Paihia to Opua, admire the Haruru Falls and Waitangi Lookout, see the Kawakawa Public Toilets (designed by the artist and architect Hundertwasser), then return to Paihia.