Top Tongariro National Park Sightseeing Tours

Trek across the stark volcanic terrain of the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, a 12.5-mile (20-kilometer) independent day hike through the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Tongariro National Park. This challenging day trek passes Mt. Tongariro, Emerald and Blue Lakes, Red Crater, and Te Maari Crater. An afternoon transfer back to the Ketetahi car park simplifies your day, and you also receive a map and information sheet so you can hike with confidence.

Embark on an unforgettable overnight snowshoeing escapade to Waihohonu Hut, nestled amidst the pristine beauty of Tongariro National Park. Led by seasoned guides, this immersive journey promises the ultimate winter getaway, seamlessly blending exhilarating outdoor exploration with the snug comforts of backcountry lodging. Traverse snow-clad landscapes with confidence under the guidance of our expert team, immersing yourself in the serene winter wilderness. Unwind in the warmth of Waihohonu Hut, where cozy comforts await amidst the snowy expanse. Engage in snowcraft activities and marvel at the celestial spectacle far from urban glare. Experience the enchantment of Tongariro National Park amidst its winter splendor on this captivating overnight snowshoeing escapade for timeless memories amidst the snow-kissed wilderness. NOTE Due to seasonal variability of snow, there may not be enough snow for snowshoeing. However, we still offer this winter experience as a unique winter hiking trip

Download a vibrantly-narrated mp3 audio guide combined with a map detailing the area of your tour. Enjoy the action packed city of Taupo on this self-guided audio tour of the city. You will see how the stunning lake city of Taupo has gently transformed by taking you on a journey which will highlight its geothermal history and the massive lake on which it sits where water based and adrenaline activities keep many tourists busy.

Round-trip transport to Whakapapa Ski Fields on Mt Ruapehu—New Zealand’s largest ski area—takes the stress out of driving, parking, and icy roads, so you can focus on the fun. Get picked up in the morning from National Park Village (or nearby), dropped off right at the snow, and picked up again in the afternoon from the same spot. Your local driver knows the mountain well, and the warm, comfortable shuttles have plenty of space for skis, boards, and gear.