Top Tauranga Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

Witness the stunning Wairere Falls, the tallest waterfall in New Zealand’s North Island, on this exhilarating 45-minute helicopter tour. Soar over breathtaking landscapes filled with native Kauri and Rimu forests before landing on a remote beach for exclusive photo opportunities. The flight offers spectacular views and a unique perspective of the region, making it a memorable adventure for couples and families alike. With a minimum of two passengers required, this tour provides an intimate experience with knowledgeable pilots guiding you through every detail of the stunning scenery. - Duration: Approximately 45 minutes including a beach landing - View the magnificent Wairere Falls and New Zealand native bush - Minimum per flight, with weight restrictions - Ideal for couples, families, and adventure seekers

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.

Explore the stunning landscapes of New Zealand on a guided eco tour from Whangamatā to Hauturu, renowned for its breathtaking views and rich cultural heritage. This low tide crossing allows you to engage with the island’s unique ecosystem while learning about its ancient origins. Experience the thrill of climbing nature’s staircase for panoramic views of the Coromandel Peninsula and contribute to the preservation of these pristine environments on the ecology track. This adventure promises not only a connection with nature but also a deeper understanding of the region’s history and future. - Guided eco tour from Whangamatā to Hauturu during low tide - Climb stunning nature trails for sweeping views of the Coromandel Peninsula - Tread lightly when walking the ecology track on this predator proof island - Learn about the ancient origins and cultural significance of Whangamatā - Take a breath at 'windows', share gratitude with the Tipuna Tree and marvel at historical feats along the way

Go First Class-Small Group 1-4 people Step off your ship and straight into an adventure. Redwoods Forest. Traverse the worlds longest canopy tree walk. Navigate the 700-meter trail, pause on one of the 55 eco-suspended bridges & platforms, experience the wonderful sight's surrounding you. The 125 yrs old Redwoods towering up to 75 feet are complemented by the forest floor's sweeping native silver ferns. If you are not a nature enthusiast you will still enjoy the stunning beauty from a birds-eye view Te Puia Geysers. Heartland of New Zealand's geothermal activity and Māori history & culture. A fierce Māori welcome sets the scene for your 2.hr guided tour. See, our nocturnal Kiwi bird, traditional wood & greenstone carvers at work. Surrounded by a steaming volcanic landscape, you'll see boiling mud, hot water pools, and steam. Witness "Pōhutu" geyser the largest geyser in the Southern Hemisphere erupting boiling water & steam. We return to port via a different scenic route.

Explore the thermal wonderland of Wai-O-Tapu on this full-day private Tauranga shore excursion to the Rotorua region. Witness colorful thermal springs, hissing steam vents, and bubbling mud pools as your guide details the area’s geothermal activity, then discover. Port pickup and drop-off by private vehicle included.

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.

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

Cruise passengers can make the most of their time on land with an easy private shore excursion from Tauranga to Rotorua. After being picked up from the port, travel inland to Rotorua, a hub of Maori culture that’s notorious for its sulfurous geothermal attractions. Stroll through the giant redwood forest; see the bursting Te Puia geysers and bubbling mud pools while learning about geothermal activity; observe New Zealand’s national bird, the kiwi, and much more.

our tour guide has 16years experience and you will travel in a luxury vehicle. your tour will also be much more enjoyable as it is a private tour this will result in you getting more time for sightseeing. we can guide and recommend you various Tourist Destinations and help you to choose the places of your interest and take you over there,