Top Waiheke Island Audio Guides

Explore Maungauika/North Head Historic Reserve on a 90-minute guided walking tour through Devonport, Auckland. Starting at the Tainui Landing Memorial Marae, climb the ancient volcanic cone and uncover 800 years of history—from Māori pā fortifications to Cold War tunnels. Highlights include hand-carved tunnels, disappearing gun emplacements, hydro-pneumatic gun carriages, and stunning 360-degree harbour views. Walk through Devonport Domain, explore heritage military sites, descend “smuggler stairs” to Cheltenham Beach, and finish at the Torpedo Bay Navy Museum. Discover Māori legends, colonial fears, and wartime secrets on one of Auckland’s most scenic and historic walks. This tour blends natural beauty, military history, and Māori heritage into an unforgettable Devonport experience. Suitable for moderate fitness levels.

Discover Devonport’s rich maritime and volcanic heritage on this 75-minute, wheelchair-friendly walking tour through one of New Zealand’s most charming seaside villages. Begin at the ferry terminal and follow paved paths past Māori pā sites, Victorian villas, and colonial landmarks. Explore the village centre, home to the Vic Devonport theatre, Devonport Library, and local artspaces, ending at scenic Windsor Reserve and Devonport Beach. Highlights include: • Devonport Naval Base and Calliope Dock • Bear Wall ruins from an 1880s pleasure garden • Historic Anne Street’s preserved villas • Tainui waka landing site at Torpedo Bay • "Old Albert," a giant 1893 fig tree • “Untidy Soldier” WWI memorial • Devonport Chocolates' artisan treats Experience a unique blend of history, culture, and coastal beauty.

Step into Devonport, Auckland’s charming seaside village where Victorian villas, volcanic cones, and sparkling harbor views set the scene. Just a short ferry ride from the city, this destination feels like a world apart. This 5-kilometer self-guided adventure takes you through 31 fascinating stops, from the bustling ferry terminal to the summit of Mount Victoria. Along the way, enjoy sweeping 360-degree views of Auckland’s skyline and Rangitoto Island. Wander at your own pace down leafy streets lined with heritage cottages, explore historic naval sites, and uncover hidden military tunnels. Your phone guides you seamlessly offline no data needed as you stroll between landmarks. Discover the Māori stories behind Takarunga’s sacred slopes and learn how Devonport once housed the Southern Hemisphere’s largest drydock. Here, ancient pā sites blend with modern cafés, boutique shops, and a vibrant village atmosphere.