• Piha Beach - Consider adding this to your itinerary. Piha Beach is one of New Zealand’s most renowned black sand surf beaches, situated on Auckland’s west coast. Famous for its stunning coastal views, strong waves, and rugged charm, it’s a beloved destination for surfers, hikers, and nature enthusiasts. The beach is bordered by towering cliffs and features the iconic Lion Rock, a natural landmark with cultural importance to the Māori. Piha is ideal for a day trip filled with scenic walks, breathtaking ocean views, and memorable sunsets.
• Piha Beach Lookout, Piha Road - Located on Piha Road about 2.6 km north of Piha village, Piha Beach Lookout offers a fantastic vantage point over Piha Beach and the iconic Lion Rock. Park by the roadside, take a short walk from the car park, and enjoy sweeping views of the Tasman Sea and dramatic coastal landscape—a perfect spot for sunrise, sunset, or scenic photography.
• Kitekite Falls - Consider adding this to your itinerary. Kitekite Falls is a stunning multi-tiered waterfall near Piha Beach in the Waitākere Ranges. It’s about a 45-minute walk through lush native bush, featuring ferns, kauri trees, and stream crossings. The falls cascade around 40 metres into a clear pool, offering a tranquil and scenic spot perfect for nature lovers and an easy half-day adventure from Auckland.
• Mount Eden - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Mount Eden, or Maungawhau in Māori, is Auckland’s highest natural point and one of its most iconic volcanic cones. Standing at 196 metres, it provides breathtaking 360-degree views over the city, both harbours, and as far as Rangitoto Island on a clear day. At the summit, you’ll find a sacred Māori crater, known as Te Ipu-a-Mataaho, which is not to be entered out of cultural respect. The area was once a large Māori pā (fortified village), and you can still see terracing along the slopes. Mount Eden is a must-visit for its natural beauty, cultural history, and panoramic cityscapes.
• One Tree Hill (Maungakiekie) - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. One Tree Hill, or Maungakiekie in Māori, is one of Auckland’s most iconic volcanic cones and a site of deep cultural and historical significance. Once a large Māori pā (fortified village), the hill offers stunning 360-degree views over the city and Cornwall Park, which surrounds it with expansive green spaces and walking trails. At the summit stands an obelisk and the grave of Sir John Logan Campbell, known as the “Father of Auckland.” The hill was named after a lone tree that once stood at the top—today, a single replacement tree continues its legacy. One Tree Hill blends nature, history, and heritage.
• Mission Bay - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Mission Bay is one of Auckland’s most popular seaside suburbs, offering a perfect blend of beachfront relaxation, casual dining, and scenic beauty. Just a 10-minute drive from the city centre, it’s the ideal spot to swim, sunbathe, or enjoy a seaside walk with stunning views of Rangitoto Island. The area is lined with cafés, restaurants, and ice cream shops, making it a favourite for both locals and visitors. At the centre is the iconic fountain and promenade, where people gather on sunny afternoons. Whether you’re after a laid-back beach day or a meal with ocean views, Mission Bay delivers.
• Bastion Point - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Overlooking the Waitematā Harbour and Mission Bay, Bastion Point offers stunning panoramic views, making it a favorite spot for photos, picnics, and peaceful walks. It is historically important as the site of a major Māori land protest in 1977 by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei, which played a key role in New Zealand’s land rights movement. Visitors can explore the beautifully landscaped grounds and the Michael Joseph Savage Memorial, a tribute to one of New Zealand’s most respected prime ministers.
• Westbrook Winery - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Westbrook Winery is one of Auckland’s oldest and most charming boutique wineries, located in the scenic Waimauku wine region. Surrounded by rolling vineyards and native bush, it offers a peaceful escape just a short drive from the city. Visitors can choose from three flexible experiences: Wine-Tasting Only, where you can sample award-winning handcrafted wines; Dining Only, which includes delicious platters and wood-fired pizzas in a relaxed setting; or Wine-Tasting & Dining—the perfect combination of both. Whether you’re a wine connoisseur or simply looking for a relaxing day out, Westbrook offers a welcoming, flavour-filled experience for all.
• SkyCity Auckland - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. At the base, SkyCity offers world-class entertainment including a vibrant casino, luxury hotels, day spa, and some of Auckland’s top restaurants like The Sugar Club, MASU, and Gusto at the Grand. Whether you’re after adventure, fine dining, or a night out, Sky Tower and SkyCity are must-visit destinations in the heart of Auckland. The Sky Tower is Auckland’s most iconic landmark, standing 328 meters tall with breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, harbours, and beyond. Visitors can enjoy panoramic observation decks, the thrilling SkyWalk and SkyJump, or dine at the revolving Orbit 360° Restaurant.
• Auckland War Memorial Museum - Consider adding this to your itinerary. The Auckland War Memorial Museum offers a rich array of exhibitions and performances that delve into New Zealand’s history, culture, and natural environment.

Māori Cultural Experience
Experience authentic Māori culture through this enriching performance, featuring traditional songs and the powerful haka. Performances are held twice daily.

Performance Times: Daily at 11:00 AM and 1:30 PM

Duration: Approximately 30 minutes

• Ponsonby - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Ponsonby is one of Auckland’s trendiest and most vibrant neighbourhoods, known for its stylish blend of boutiques, bars, cafes, and top-rated restaurants. Just minutes from the city centre, Ponsonby Road is the heart of it all—buzzing with energy both day and night. Food lovers will enjoy everything from gourmet burgers and international fusion to artisan bakeries and street eats. The area is also rich in character, with heritage villas, street art, and a creative, bohemian vibe. Whether you’re here to shop, dine, or simply soak in the local culture, Ponsonby delivers a true taste of Auckland’s urban lifestyle.
• Karangahape Road (K Road) - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Karangahape Road, affectionately known as K Road, is one of Auckland’s most colourful, creative, and culturally rich streets. Just west of the city centre, it’s known for its vibrant nightlife, eclectic shops, vintage stores, art galleries, and a strong LGBTQ+ community presence. K Road has a unique blend of old and new, with historic buildings, bold street art, and a lively mix of locals and visitors. From quirky cafes to live music venues, tattoo parlours, and authentic ethnic eateries, there’s always something interesting around the corner. K Road is the perfect destination for those seeking Auckland’s edgy, artistic soul.
• Auckland Harbour Bridge - The Auckland Harbour Bridge is a striking engineering landmark that connects downtown Auckland with the North Shore across the Waitematā Harbour. Opened in 1959, the bridge spans over one kilometre and carries thousands of vehicles daily. It offers stunning views of the city skyline, the harbour, and sailboats drifting below—fitting for Auckland’s nickname, the City of Sails. For adventure seekers, the bridge is home to the AJ Hackett Bridge Climb and the SkyJump Bungy, offering a thrilling way to experience the height and scenery. Whether driving across or climbing to the top, the Harbour Bridge is a must-see city icon.
• Albert Park - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Albert Park is a tranquil green oasis located in the heart of central Auckland, just steps from Queen Street and the University of Auckland. With its beautifully manicured gardens, historic statues, and elegant Victorian fountain, the park offers a peaceful escape from the city bustle. It’s a popular spot for picnics, leisurely walks, and relaxing under the shade of grand old trees. The park is also home to Albert Park House, a charming historic building with rotating art exhibitions. Surrounded by heritage architecture and city views, Albert Park blends nature, history, and culture in one of Auckland’s most iconic urban spaces.
• Parnell Rose Gardens - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Parnell Rose Garden, officially known as Dove-Myer Robinson Park, is a peaceful and picturesque retreat located in the historic suburb of Parnell, just minutes from Auckland’s city centre. The garden is home to over 5,000 rose bushes featuring more than 100 varieties, which bloom spectacularly from October through April. It’s a favourite spot for weddings, picnics, and leisurely walks among fragrant blooms and well-kept lawns. The garden also offers lovely views of the Waitematā Harbour and is near other attractions like the Holy Trinity Cathedral and Parnell Village. It’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature’s beauty in the city.
• Takapuna Beach - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Takapuna Beach is a vibrant and scenic coastal spot on Auckland’s North Shore, known for its golden sand, calm waters, and stunning views of Rangitoto Island. Just a short drive across the Harbour Bridge, it’s a favourite with locals and visitors alike for swimming, paddleboarding, and beachside walks. The bustling Takapuna town centre is just steps away, offering cafés, restaurants, boutique shops, and a relaxed, welcoming vibe. It’s also the starting point for the scenic Takapuna to Milford coastal walk, which follows the shore past rock formations and hidden coves. Takapuna Beach perfectly blends seaside charm with urban convenience.
• Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. The Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki is New Zealand’s largest and most inspiring visual arts experience, located in the heart of Auckland city. Home to more than 17,000 works, the gallery showcases both historic and contemporary art from New Zealand and around the world. Visitors can explore Māori and Pacific art, European masterpieces, and regularly changing exhibitions. The beautifully restored heritage building blends classical and modern architecture, creating a vibrant space for creativity and culture. With free general admission for New Zealand residents, guided tours, and a stylish café, the gallery offers an enriching experience for all art lovers.
• Holy Trinity Cathedral - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Holy Trinity Cathedral, located in Auckland’s historic suburb of Parnell, is New Zealand’s largest Anglican cathedral and a striking blend of traditional and contemporary architecture. The cathedral is known for its soaring wooden ceiling, stunning stained-glass windows, and the magnificent Great Window, one of the largest in the Southern Hemisphere. It’s a peaceful place for reflection, music, and worship, and regularly hosts choir performances, art exhibitions, and community events. The cathedral grounds are also beautifully landscaped, offering a quiet escape just minutes from the city. Whether you’re drawn by faith, art, or architecture, Holy Trinity Cathedral is a must-visit landmark.
• Auckland Zoo - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. Auckland Zoo is one of New Zealand’s top wildlife attractions, located just 10 minutes from the city centre. Home to over 1,400 animals and 135 species from around the world, the zoo offers a fun and educational experience for all ages. Visitors can explore diverse habitats, including the South East Asia Jungle Track, African Savannah, and New Zealand native precinct, where you can see iconic species like the kiwi and tuatara. Daily zookeeper talks, interactive exhibits, and behind-the-scenes encounters bring the animal world to life. With beautiful grounds and a strong focus on conservation, Auckland Zoo is a must-visit for nature lovers.
• Viaduct Harbour - Consider these restaurants for your lunch or dinner. Viaduct Harbour is one of Auckland’s most iconic waterfront dining precincts, offering a mix of upscale restaurants, casual eateries, and buzzing bars with stunning views of the marina.

Soul Bar & Bistro – A Viaduct classic, known for seafood, cocktails, and lively vibes.

Hello Beasty – Modern Asian fusion with bold flavours and creative presentation.

Saint Alice – A trendy spot with shared plates, craft beers, and harbour views.

Best Restaurants in Auckland CBD

The Grove – Fine dining with modern New Zealand cuisine and impeccable service (Michelin-style).

Cassia – Modern Indian fusion by renowned chef Sid Sahrawat (now located in SkyCity).

Amano – Stylish, seasonal Italian with housemade pasta and a bakery on site.

Orbit 360° Dining – Located at the top of the Sky Tower, offering revolving city views and classic Kiwi fare.

• Westfield Newmarket - Consider adding a shopping experience to your itinerary. Westfield Newmarket is Auckland’s premier destination for luxury shopping, dining, and lifestyle experiences. Located just minutes from the city centre, it features top international brands, New Zealand designers, and a vibrant rooftop dining precinct offering everything from casual bites to gourmet cuisine. It’s perfect for fashion lovers and foodies alike.

Looking for more options? Head to Sylvia Park, the largest shopping centre in New Zealand with over 200 stores and entertainment facilities. For outlet bargains, Dress Smart in Onehunga and the newly opened Manawa Bay Premium Outlets near the airport offer great deals on popular global brands.

• SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium - Consider adding this attraction to your itinerary. SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium is one of Auckland’s most popular family attractions, offering an immersive journey beneath the ocean without leaving the city. Located along the waterfront in Ōrākei, just minutes from downtown, the aquarium is famous for its curved underwater tunnels, where visitors can walk through and see sharks, stingrays, and schools of fish swimming overhead. It’s also home to New Zealand’s only colony of sub-Antarctic penguins, housed in a snowy habitat. Other highlights include the Shipwreck Discovery, interactive rock pools, and jellyfish displays. With educational exhibits and close-up marine encounters, SEA LIFE is fun for all ages.

• Tesla M3 Car and driver Full or Half Day
• Charging Costs / Toll fees and RUC

Discover Auckland with a personal driver and a Tesla Model 3. Enjoy a fully customizable tour, available as a full-day or half-day experience.

Design Your Ideal Auckland Adventure!
Begin at Piha Beach, explore Kitekite Falls, hike up Mount Eden, visit One Tree Hill, and enjoy a Māori performance at the War Memorial Museum. Savor wine tasting at Westbrook or indulge in a wine & dine experience. Drive through Mission Bay, cross the Harbour Bridge, and visit Bastion Point for stunning views. Delight in lunch or dinner at your preferred waterfront restaurants. Love shopping? Explore Auckland’s top malls and more. Tailor your day to your preferences! Unlimited kilometers. Fully customizable.

One booking accommodates up to 4 travelers – perfect for couples, families, or small groups.

Choose between a half-day (up to 4 hours) or a full-day (up to 10 hours).

Can’t fit all attractions in one day? Prioritize your favorites or add an extra day for a more comprehensive experience.

Please purchase tickets for your preferred attractions online/through Viator before the tour starts.

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