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Auckland Sky Tower : Duration 1 hour
The Sky Tower, completed in 1997, is an iconic structure in Auckland, standing at 328 meters tall, making it the tallest building in New Zealand. The tower offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the city, providing stunning vistas both day and night. Inside the tower, the world-renowned SkyCity Casino offers various games and entertainment options. You can also enjoy meals and drinks at the tower’s restaurants and cafes while taking in the spectacular night views.
Chelsea Sugar Factory and Chelsea Heritage Park : Duration half hour
The Chelsea Sugar Factory, established in 1884, is a historic sugar refinery in Auckland. It is a major sugar production site in New Zealand with a long history and tradition. The factory is located within the beautiful Chelsea Estate, blending with the surrounding natural scenery. Visitors can take a factory tour to learn about the sugar-making process and explore the historic buildings.
Devonport : Duration one hour
Devonport is a historic seaside suburb of Auckland, New Zealand, located on the northern shore of Waitematā Harbour. It is known for its charming village atmosphere, stunning waterfront views, and rich maritime history.
One of Auckland’s oldest settlements, dating back to the 19th century.
Originally a Māori settlement, later developed into a naval base and shipbuilding area.
Features well-preserved Victorian and Edwardian buildings.
Mount Victoria & North Head: These volcanic cones offer panoramic views of Auckland and were historically used as military defense sites.
Devonport Village: Known for boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafés.North Head, Devonport:
North Head
- Military History – North Head was historically a key military site, used as a coastal defense position to protect Auckland from potential naval attacks. It features tunnels, gun emplacements, and bunkers dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
- Tunnels and Fortifications – Visitors can explore an extensive network of tunnels and bunkers, some of which house old artillery and observation posts. These structures were built during the late 1800s due to fears of a Russian invasion and later expanded during World War I and World War II.
- Panoramic Views – The summit of North Head provides breathtaking views of Auckland’s skyline, the Hauraki Gulf, Rangitoto Island, and surrounding waters.
- Recreational Activities – The area is popular for walking, picnicking, and exploring historic sites. There are well-maintained trails that lead through the tunnels, around the headland, and up to the summit.
- Volcanic Origins – North Head is part of Auckland’s volcanic field and was formed by a volcanic eruption around 50,000 years ago. The volcanic cone is still visible today.
Hourbridge & Westheaven Marina : Duration half hour
The Auckland Harbour Bridge, completed in 1959, is an iconic structure in Auckland, reminiscent of the Sydney Harbour Bridge in design. It connects downtown Auckland with the North Shore, playing a crucial role in the city’s transportation network. From the bridge, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Auckland Harbour and skyline. Activities such as the Bridge Climb and bungee jumping offer thrilling experiences. This bridge is a vital artery for daily commuters and a popular tourist attraction.
Westhaven Marina is the largest yacht marina in the Southern Hemisphere. The marina has almost 2,000 yachts and is known to be fully booked. There are many yachts to admire and a well-maintained promenade along the waterfront in Auckland, known as the ‘City of Sails’. It is a place where you can take Instagram-worthy photos with Auckland’s landmark Sky Tower and Harbour Bridge in the background
Viaduct Harbour
Viaduct Harbour is a lively waterfront precinct in Auckland, New Zealand, known for its upscale restaurants, luxury yachts, and vibrant nightlife. It is a key destination for both locals and tourists, offering a mix of dining, entertainment, and maritime activities.
Marina & Superyachts: Home to some of the most luxurious boats and sailing vessels.
Bars & Restaurants: Offers fine dining, casual eateries, and vibrant bars with waterfront views.
New Zealand Maritime Museum: Showcases the country’s rich maritime history.
Wynyard Quarter: A trendy extension with parks, markets, and family-friendly attractions.
Tour cost – per person
| Person | Tour Fee | Admission Fee | Total Tour Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | NZ$300 | NZ$65 | NZ$365 |
| 2 | NZ$160 | NZ$65 | NZ$225 |
| 3 | NZ$120 | NZ$65 | NZ$185 |
| 4 or more | Contact us through the inquiry section | ||
- Including NZ$20 admission to the Chelsea sugar fctory tour and Including NZ$45 admission to the Sky Tower.