• Auckland Harbour Bridge - Drive over the Auckland Harbour Bridge and take a detour to enjoy the stunning skyline view of Auckland City.
• Auckland Harbour Bridge - Pause beneath the bridge to capture some memorable photographs.
• Wynyard Quarter - Travel through the Wynyard Quarter to experience the City of Sails. Observe the boats and yachts docked at Marina Bay.
• Tamaki Drive - Tāmaki Drive is one of Auckland’s most picturesque coastal routes, offering breathtaking views of the Waitematā Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf. Spanning approximately 8 kilometers (5 miles), it links the city center to the eastern suburbs, passing through charming waterfront neighborhoods like Mission Bay, Kohimarama, and St Heliers.

The drive is lined with golden beaches, ideal for a leisurely walk or a relaxing break. Cyclists and pedestrians often enjoy the dedicated paths alongside the road. Tāmaki Drive is renowned for its scenic views, particularly at sunrise or sunset, with Rangitoto Island providing a stunning backdrop.

Key attractions include Michael Joseph Savage Memorial Park, a tranquil spot with manicured gardens and panoramic views, and Achilles Point, offering a vantage point over Auckland’s eastern bays. With its blend of natural beauty and vibrant beachside atmosphere, Tāmaki Drive is a must-visit for anyone exploring Auckland.

• Auckland Museum - The Auckland Museum, located in the historic Auckland Domain, features a striking neoclassical exterior that reflects its rich history and cultural importance. Situated atop a hill, the museum provides commanding views of the surrounding parklands. Its majestic columns and symmetrical façade make it a prominent architectural landmark. While exploring its exterior, visitors can also appreciate the war memorials and sculptures that honor New Zealand’s heritage.

Nearby, the Winter Gardens offer a peaceful retreat. These beautifully designed glasshouses, built in the early 20th century, house vibrant seasonal displays, exotic tropical plants, and serene lily ponds. Strolling through the gardens reveals a blend of formal and natural landscaping, offering a serene contrast to the grandeur of the museum.

Both attractions are perfect for photography, relaxation, and immersing oneself in Auckland’s history and natural beauty.

• Mount Eden - Mount Eden (Maungawhau), Auckland’s highest natural point at 196 meters, provides stunning 360-degree views of the city, harbors, and surrounding volcanic landmarks. This dormant volcanic cone features a grassy crater, a significant geological and cultural site sacred to Māori.

Once home to a fortified village (pā), the slopes retain remnants of terracing and storage pits, highlighting its historical importance. Visitors can walk or drive to the summit, enjoying breathtaking vistas and informational panels detailing its rich history.

Respect the sacred crater by admiring it from the edge, and take in the serene atmosphere. Mount Eden is a must-visit for its natural beauty, cultural significance, and unbeatable views of Auckland.

• Other

• Souvenirs
• Lunch

Discover Auckland in style with this exclusive 5-hour private driving tour, designed for travelers who appreciate comfort, sophistication, and expert guidance.

Begin with a hotel pickup in a luxury vehicle, then explore the city’s landmarks—from the Sky Tower and Harbour Bridge to Westhaven Marina and Michael Savage Memorial Park. Travel along the scenic Tamaki Drive, pause at Achilles Point and Mission Bay, and enjoy a 3-hour visit to Auckland Museum and Winter Gardens. Finish with breathtaking views from Mount Eden or unwind at a local café.

This custom tour includes a personal driver-guide and flexible stops, perfect for couples, solo travelers, or small groups seeking a premium experience.

• Please remember to request child seats at least one day (24 hours) in advance.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.