Trip Style
Departure city: Auckland, New Zealand

Tour Leaders / Guides
You have someone local to show you around

Group Tour
Meet like-minded people and new friends on this small group tour, up to 16 people
On this 3-day Bay of Islands tour from Auckland, we’ll travel to Northland and explore some of the Bay of Islands before heading back to Auckland. You’ll have the opportunity to visit Paihia, Russell, Waitangi and some of the 144 islands that make up the magnificent Bay of Islands a region known as ‘The Winterless North’!
While we can’t promise sunshine 100% of the time, we can assure you that you’ll get to explore some truly spectacular scenery and have plenty of opportunities to take part in some once-in-a-lifetime experiences. Lush green hills, sweeping beaches, epic marine life, giant sand dunes, idyllic islands, and settlements steeped in culture and history – the Northland and Bay of Islands region is truly special.
Trip
Highlights
- Visit the Waitangi Treaty Grounds (Included)
- See one of the world’s largest trees (Included)
- Enjoy an included catamaran sunset sailing experience around the Bay of Islands
Trip
Inclusions

2 Nights Accommodation
in high-end hostel share accommodation (4–6 share)

Transport
Comfortable bus transport

Meals
2 Breakfasts + Fish & chips dinner with spectacular Bay of Islands views

Cruise
Sundowner Cruise aboard a catamaran in the Bay of Islands

Extras
Experiences to teach you about the unique Māori culture

Tour Leader / Guide
Passionate English-speaking Kiwi guides
What's Also Included:
- Marvel at the Hokianga Harbour and its giant sand dunes
- Visit Tāne Mahuta – a giant kauri tree in the Waipoua Forest
- Visit the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, the birthplace of New Zealand
- Check out the Hundertwasser Toilets in Kawakawa
- Take in amazing coastlines and golden beaches
- Plus surprise stops on the way
What's Not Included
- Airport transfers
- Private room upgrade (ask us for a price)
- Optional activities
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Other meals/drinks
- Anything not mentioned in ‘inclusions’