Private Full Day Tour with Driver & Luxury Car Unlimited Kms

This is where your tour begins. You can either choose attractions within the Auckland area if you’re not planning to visit out of Auckland attractions, Here are some nature and city focused attractions in Auckland.

• Piha Beach Lookout & Piha Beach

• Karekare Falls and Karekare Beach

• Mount Eden (Maungawhau)

• One Tree Hill (Maungakiekie)

• Bastion Point & Achilles Point

• Muriwai Gannet Colony

• Arataki Visitor Centre

• Mercer Bay Loop Walk Lookout

• Westhaven Marina & Sulphur Beach Reserve

• Mission Bay

• Takapuna Beach

• Auckland War Memorial Museum

• Winter Garden – Auckland Domain

• Auckland Art Gallery

• Albert Park, Ponsonby, K Road

• Auckland Zoo

• Western Springs Lakeside Park

• Auckland Botanic Gardens

• Westbrook Winery or Soljans Estate Winery

Coffee break

The Blue Spring at Te Waihou Walkway is a stunning natural attraction known for its crystal-clear, vibrant blue water. The spring supplies around 70% of New Zealand’s bottled water and maintains a constant 11°C temperature year-round. Surrounded by native bush, it offers a peaceful and scenic walking track perfect for nature lovers.

Kuirau Park – Mud Pools

Kuirau Park is a unique geothermal park located right in the heart of Rotorua. The park is famous for its bubbling mud pools, steaming vents, and naturally heated geothermal features that showcase the raw power beneath New Zealand’s surface. As you walk through the park, you’ll see thick mud slowly boiling and hear steam escaping from the earth, creating an otherworldly atmosphere.

Well-maintained walking paths and viewing platforms allow you to explore the area safely while getting up close to the geothermal activity. Kuirau Park also offers foot baths filled with naturally warm geothermal water—perfect for relaxing after a walk. This stop provides a fascinating insight into Rotorua’s volcanic landscape and is an excellent opportunity for photos and short walks.

There are other paid geo-thermal parks in Rotorua. You can visit those instead of this park

The Redwood Forest is one of Rotorua’s most beautiful natural attractions, featuring towering Californian redwood trees planted over a century ago. The forest offers a peaceful escape with fresh air, shaded walking trails, and a calm, scenic atmosphere that contrasts beautifully with Rotorua’s geothermal landscapes.

Well-maintained tracks make it easy to enjoy short walks among the giant trees, with plenty of photo opportunities along the way. The forest is also home to birdlife and native plants, making it a relaxing and refreshing stop on the tour—perfect for nature lovers and anyone wanting to experience Rotorua’s tranquil side.

You have the option to add this attraction to your itinerary-
Rotorua is a geothermal wonderland in New Zealand, renowned for its bubbling mud pools, geysers, and natural hot springs. It’s also a hub for Māori culture, offering cultural performances, traditional feasts, and heritage experiences. Visitors can relax in thermal spas, explore geothermal parks, and enjoy outdoor adventures in the surrounding forests and lakes.

Lake Taupō is New Zealand’s largest lake, formed by a massive volcanic eruption thousands of years ago. Surrounded by mountains and natural landscapes, the lake offers breathtaking views and a peaceful atmosphere. Its clear blue waters and wide open scenery make it a perfect place to relax and take in the beauty of the central North Island.

Visitors can enjoy lakeside walks, photo stops, and views across to the distant mountains on a clear day. The town of Taupō sits on the edge of the lake, offering cafés, shops, and a laid-back lakeside vibe. This stop is ideal for stretching your legs, enjoying the scenery, and experiencing one of New Zealand’s most iconic natural landmarks.

Huka Falls is one of New Zealand’s most powerful and iconic waterfalls, located near Lake Taupō. Here, the Waikato River narrows dramatically before plunging over the falls, forcing thousands of litres of water per second through a tight volcanic rock channel. The result is a stunning display of turquoise water crashing with incredible force.

Safe viewing platforms and short walking tracks provide excellent vantage points to watch the water thunder past and capture unforgettable photos. The sheer speed, power, and colour of the falls make this stop a highlight for visitors and a must-see natural attraction on the tour.

The Rotorua Lakefront Boardwalk is a scenic waterfront walkway that runs along the edge of Lake Rotorua. It offers stunning views across the lake, well-maintained paths, and a relaxing atmosphere. Visitors can enjoy an easy stroll, watch waterbirds, and take photos while experiencing the natural beauty of Rotorua’s lakeside setting.

Stop on the way

Tour ends back at the meeting point in Auckland.