• Auckland - Our Tour starts in Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand as we head south towards the Coromandel Peninsula
• Waikato Region - Once we travel over the Bombay Hills we enter the Waikato Province, home to the longest river in New Zealand. Given the suitable geography and climate, the Waikato economy is strongly based on agriculture, especially dairy. Dairy farming has been the main agricultural activity since the late nineteenth century. The dairy farms are mainly family owned
• Coromandel Peninsula - The Coromandel Region is famous for the white beaches, native bush and steep and hilly terrain. Ample opportunities for stunning photos along the route as you soak up this pristine area of New Zealand. The peninsula is a popular place to live for people who have chosen an alternative lifestyle with towns sparse. Population density decreases with both distance from the coast and distance north
• Hot Water Beach - Naturally heated mineral water bubbles up from deep within the earth to emerge through golden sand at the appropriately named Hot Water Beach. dig your own spa pool in the sand. We will visit when it’s two hours either side of low tide, as that’s when the tide is low enough to expose the area of sand with the hot water underneath. Don’t forget to bring along your swimming gear and good walking shoes- we have the spades. It’s certainly a unique experience to be lying in a pool of hot water just metres from the refreshing ocean.
• Cathedral Cove Walk - Arguably, New Zealand’s most famous patch of sand, Cathedral Cove is renowned for its picture-perfect archway that frames a stunning beach of creamy white sand and bright emerald waters. As part of the Marine Reserve, a sanctuary for marine life, it is also an ideal spot for snorkelling and diving.
  The Cathedral Cove Walk is the shortest walking route to the cove and takes about 30 minutes to complete. The track follows the cliff-tops overlooking the coastline, before descending steeply as it nears the beach.
  This requires a moderate level of fitness and the pathway does undulate up and down

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Spades

• food and drink
• Not suitable for young children or infants
• The Tour is not wheelchair friendly or suitable for those with walking difficulties

Famous for its immaculate white-sand beaches, untouched lush native forests, and stunning natural formations, explore the Coromandel Peninsula on this 1-day trip from Auckland. This incredible tour, conducted in one of our air-conditioned Mercedes-Benz vehicles, spans 8 hours and, with the expertise of our highly knowledgeable local tour guides, promises to be a memorable day. A visit to New Zealand’s North Island is incomplete without experiencing the spectacular Coromandel Region. Remember to bring your own swimming gear and towel. We will provide the spade.

Our Coromandel Day Tour features:

– Small group tours for a personal, intimate experience
– A magical day filled with walking, hiking, swimming, and spa activities
– Incredible photo opportunities throughout the day
– A relaxing, scenic drive as we venture off the beaten path
– Expert local guide
– Ample time to explore Hahei, Hot Water Beach, and Cathedral Cove
– Drop-off at your accommodation in Auckland CBD

• This tour is not suitable for young children and infants

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