Top Activities on the Ground in Waiheke Island

Soar through the treetops of Waiheke Island on a zipline tour featuring dual cables that let you fly side-by-side with a friend. After a quick ferry from Auckland (own expense), your half-day tour includes a brief island overview by minivan and an interpretive bushland walk. Numbers are limited to 12 participants for a personalized small-group experience. Weight limits apply: minimum 66lbs (30kg), maximum 275lbs (125kg).

Take an in-depth tour of the wine-growing region on Waiheke Island with a guide on this excursion. You'll learn about what makes the vineyards so successful and the characteristics of the local wine through guided commentary and visits to three top vineyards. With round-trip transportation from Waiheke’s ferry terminal provided, you can take full advantage of the tastings without worrying about who will drive.

Take a break from Auckland's busy streets on this small-group tour to Waiheke Island. Arrive via boat from downtown Auckland for an action-packed itinerary among the island’s many vineyards and olive groves. Join your guide for a thrilling zipline experience, forest walk, and wine tasting, and recharge with a 2-course lunch.

Indulge in the succulent tastes of Waiheke Island on a 5.5-hour food and wine tour. An informative guide picks you up from the wharf and takes you to boutique wineries. Taste wine accompanied by locally produced specialties such as olive oil, oysters, and artisan cheese. Then settle in for a platter lunch at a vineyard restaurant. Linger on Waiheke and take the ferry back to Auckland whenever you like.

This tour takes in all that Waiheke has to offer while also getting you off the beaten tourist trail. To truly understand our land is to understand it through the eyes of us, the indigenous people. You will be greeted by your local guide at the wharf upon your arrival. First is an orientation around Waiheke taking in stunning sea views of the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland City and the Pacific Ocean. You will visit pristine white sand beaches and hear the history and stories of the places you visit and see. You will visit the focal point of the Māori community on Waiheke, learn about the significance and importance of carving and traditional tattooing, the revitalization of Māori language and the impact of colonization on Māori people.

iWalkWaiheke offers a bespoke and personalised walking holiday experience. Vicki, your host and ex-superyacht chef, has walked (and sailed) all over the world before setting up iWalkWaiheke. You will receive Superyacht food and service, on a relaxed and fun few days where all the details are taken care of for you. With iWalkWaiheke, we can be very flexible with how far you walk each day, we offer you a suggested itinerary, but we offer a pick up from where you get to each day! Contact iWalkWaiheke for bookings of more than 2 people.

iWalkWaiheke offers a bespoke and personalised walking holiday experience. Vicki, your host and ex-superyacht chef, has walked (and sailed) all over the world before setting up iWalkWaiheke. You will receive Superyacht food and service, on a relaxed and fun few days where all the details are taken care of for you. With iWalkWaiheke, we can be very flexible with how far you walk each day, we offer you a suggested itinerary, but we offer a pick up from where you get to each day! If you prefer a scenic drive and a swimming day, or thoroughly relaxed day off, all is possible with iWalkWaiheke. Contact iWalkWaiheke for bookings of more than 2 people.

This tour takes in all that Waiheke has to offer while also getting you off the beaten tourist trail. To truly understand our land is to understand it through the eyes of us, the indigenous people. You will be greeted by your local guide at the wharf upon your arrival. First is an orientation around Waiheke taking in stunning sea views of the Hauraki Gulf, Auckland City and the Pacific Ocean. You will visit pristine white sand beaches and hear the history and stories of the places you visit and see. You will visit the focal point of the Māori community on Waiheke, learn about the significance and importance of carving and traditional tattooing, the revitalization of Māori language and the impact of colonization on Māori people.