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The Bay Explorer Scenic Flight offers an unforgettable aerial journey over the Bay of Plenty, showcasing breathtaking views of Mount Manganui, the Kaimai foothills, and the stunning Matakana coast. With an exclusive remote beach landing, this tour provides an incredible opportunity for photography and exploration. Experience the thrill of flying in a Robinson R44 or Bell Jet Ranger helicopter, guided by knowledgeable pilots who share insights about the region's natural beauty. This 35-minute flight is perfect for couples, families, or anyone looking for a memorable adventure in the sky. - Enjoy a 35-minute scenic flight over beautiful landscapes - Experience an exclusive beach landing for fantastic photo ops - Led by professional pilots with extensive local knowledge - Minimum of 2 passengers required for booking - T&C apply

Explore two of the Coromandel’s most iconic islands with exclusive guided access into these protected sanctuaries. Your trip will begin by boat, cruising past the famous Whangamatā Bar surf break, before anchoring at Hauturu (Clark Island). A short climb up Nature's Staircase is rewarded with ocean views along the eco-trail. The adventure continues with an optional, guide-led entry into Whenuakura Wildlife Sanctuary (Donut Island). Floating your way into the hidden lagoon is an experience unlike anything else in New Zealand.

Paddling a Waka Ama (Outrigger Canoe) along the beautiful Pilot Bay beach, and taking a 90 minute guided walk through the stunning scenery of Mauao, brings together everything that attracts people to the area. Guests are bonded through collaboration on the water, experiencing paddling in unison to make the waka (canoe) glide. Then on to explore the mountain with local Māori guides who share ancestral stories, history, and insights about the environment and culture. This mix of water and land activities, teamwork, exploration, and cultural storytelling creates a fun, memorable, and immersive experience from mountain to sea.

Planning a day out that keeps everyone entertained can be a challenge. This all-access pass to Waimarino Adventure Park in Tauranga makes it easy, bringing a wide range of water-based activities together in one place. Enjoy unlimited use of the park’s rides, slides, and floating obstacles, bounce on the water trampoline, test your balance on the climbing wall, swing through the air on the Tarzan rope, or challenge friends on the gladiator platform.

The Wai-O-Tapu & Champagne Pool Geothermal Explorer combines coastal scenery, volcanic landscapes, native forest, and unforgettable geothermal wonders into one remarkable Bay of Plenty experience.

The focus of this historical and cultural self-guided audio tour is the tales and myths that surround Mount Maunganui, also known as The Mount, including the arrival of the Maori in New Zealand. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this exciting city. Wander along white sand beaches while listening to the stories of the natives’ past. Learn about the battles that took place between the Maori and the European settlers, and the lore that brings the mountain to life. To discover this wonderful city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

Take in Rotorua’s diverse landscapes on this full-day small-group tour. After getting picked up from your Bay of Plenty hotel, head to Rotorua for a wide range of activities. Gaze up at towering redwoods in the Whakarewarewa Forest, stop by a kiwi fruit orchard in Te Puke, enjoy panoramic views of Lake Rotorua, and much more.

Join our local driver guides for a fun filled good old Kiwi Day out! Start the day as strangers and end as friends is our motto. We are sure you will have a fabulous day out and get to experience a "taste of Rotorua". Join us in experiencing Te Puia which is home to Pohutu Geyser which erupts multiple times in a day, bubbling mud, the kiwi conservation centre and Maori Arts and Crafts Institute where you will see the craftsmen/women at work weaving, wood and bone/ponamu carving. Dine in Pataka Kai for lunch. Next stop Redwoods Treewalk which is a breathtaking view of our Redwood Forest from above on a 700 metre track suspended amongst the forest. Venture into a breathtaking 70-metre eco cave at Redwoods Glowworms - filled with dramatic rock formations and a dazzling display of over 5,000 glowworms. Lastly a soak at Hells Gate in the mud bath followed by a mineral pool which is great for soothing any aches and pains. We look forward to welcoming you to our little piece of New Zealand.

Heading inland from Tauranga, you will pass through the beachside town of Mount Maunganui on your way to a 12 acre sheep farm in Matamata. This farm is one that Peter Jackson fell in love with, and we now know as Middle Earth. The Lord of the Rings director picked a spot of lush, rolling, green hills to create the Hobbiton set. Enjoy a guided tour through the hobbit holes, Bagshot Row, the Mill, the famous bridge and finish up the tour with a beverage at the Green Dragon Inn. Even if you are not a Lord of the Rings fan, the landscape of the area is magical enough, and you will get to see a working New Zealand sheep and beef farm. Soak up the atmosphere of the Kaimai Ranges and don't forget to grab some movie set souvenirs on your way out. The remaining hours of the total hour duration of the tour is allotted to travel time.

Take a walk around Tauranga and see the city’s landmarks and attractions on this self-guided audio tour. Instead of getting crammed into a stifling hot tour bus or waiting for other travellers, stroll along the waterfront at your own pace while learning about the history of local iwi (Māori tribe) Te Arawa, then visit significant sites like the Strand, The Elms Mission House and the old cannon at Monmouth Redoubt.

Soar above Mount Maunganui and take in stunning aerial views of Omanu Beach and Tauranga Harbour on this 10-minute helicopter flight. Capture remarkable photographs as you glide through the air and experience the beauty of the Bay of Plenty from a unique vantage point. This entry-level flight is perfect for those seeking a memorable adventure without the commitment of a longer tour. Enjoy a smooth ride in a Robinson R44 Raven II or Bell Jet Ranger II, guided by a knowledgeable pilot who will share insights about the landscape below. - 10-minute scenic flight offering breathtaking views of Mount Maunganui - Ideal for photography enthusiasts and first-time flyers - Minimum of 2 passengers required to confirm the flight - Safety-compliant helicopters with expert pilots for a secure experience

Immerse yourself into the heart of New Zealand with a one of a kind experience visiting Whakarewarewa, a living Maori village. As you make your way to Rotorua, you will smell it before you see it, a geothermal wonderland that is still home to Tuhourangi and Ngati Wahiao people. Wander the trail network circling around bubbling mud pots and spouting geysers while learning about the heritage of those that have inhabited the area and lived off its features for over 200 years. We recommend the optional Cultural Performancel to see the famous Haka live! We will also visit The Redwoods & Whakarewarewa Forest, one of Rotorua’s most spectacular natural assets and one of the city’s greatest treasures. Important to have comfortable shoes, sunhats, swimming gears, drinking water. You will head back to sea with a new appreciation for the land and a smile on your face!

Let us take you on a tour to remember (up to 15-18 pax). We can offer some highlights to visit and you can add to or choose your own agenda for the day. You may like to visit the gondola and go for a luge ride or maybe a cultural performance. Many options available so let's talk and make it a day to remember. We will have you back at your ship at the Port of Tauranga well prior to your sailing time.

This tour visits many of the natural "foodie" delights of The Coastal Bay of Plenty, including the superfoods, kiwifruit & avocados. During the day you also see & walk in a variety of natural environments & scenic areas in the region as well as tasting product & hearing about how those products are produced. This is a small group tour that avoids the anonymity of larger tours.

Enjoy a private, exclusive tour with your own local guide. With a professional guide, you will visit the most charming places in the city. You will have a chance to explore the city while hearing fascinating facts and legends. Why is Tauranga known as a lifestyle and tourism destination? Tauranga has many outlying islands and reefs, which make it a notable tourist destination for traveling scuba divers and marine enthusiasts. You will be surprised how many stories are in hidden streets, buildings, and corners of Tauranga. Your charming guide will tell you what is special and unique about living in this city. It is perfect for people visiting the city for the first time and who want to get the most out of it. * A local and charismatic guide will guide you. * You will hear the stories and legends of the city. * You will visit charming places.

Join the local expert guide to explore the captivating Coromandel Peninsula, a treasure trove of natural beauty and cultural history. This popular tour features a gentle walk through the historic paths of an old gold mining town, leading to an old mine, adorned with enchanting glow worms. Discover the rich flora and fauna of the region as the guide shows you artifacts such as Kauri gum, wood, and special rocks. Visit picturesque white sand beaches, dramatic cliffs, and ancient Maori and early European sites. Experience the unique phenomenon of Hot Water Beach (tide permitting), and take an optional stroll to Cathedral Cove. Fun and informative, this tour is perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. - Discover the scenic highlights of the Coromandel Peninsula - Walk through nature to visit an historic gold cave with glow worms - Experience coastal views, caves, European and Maori cultural sites - Learn about local treasures, including gold and crystals, from your guide.