• Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa - Te Papa, New Zealand’s National Museum, opened in February 1998. It houses treasures valued at approximately $300 million.
• Port Clyde - Clyde Quay Apartments, formerly an overseas terminal from 1907 to 2012, opened in 2014. The apartments range in price from $1.5 million to $3.5 million.
• Oriental Bay - Wellington’s most popular beach was initially constructed using ship ballast sand from England and further enhanced by the Wellington City Council with golden sand from Golden Bay. Originally named Duppa after its sole resident, Mr. Duppa, it was renamed Oriental Bay after the ship “The Oriental” arrived in Wellington in 1840. The area was initially farmland and served as a quarantine site with a nurse and tent on the beach, and was used by whalers, resulting in a strong odor from boiled whale blubber. Settlement began in the 1880s, with public amenities like “Te Aro Baths” and “The Band Rotunda” added in the early 1900s.
• Mount Victoria - Mount Victoria offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Wellington City, the harbor, and the ocean to the south.
• Zephyrometer - This dynamic, mast-like structure elegantly indicates the strength and direction of the prevailing wind with its graceful swaying motion. The sculpture’s shape, construction, and movements beautifully reflect its location next to the Evans Bay Marina.
• The Roxy Cinema - Located in the heart of New Zealand’s movie-making capital, Miramar, Wellington, this stunning art deco cinema, multi-arts venue, and restaurant is one of the city’s top attractions.
• Weta Cave - The Wētā Cave in Wellington is a free mini-museum showcasing incredible film artifacts. It features high-end sculptures, prop replicas, art prints, and apparel designed by Weta Workshop artists, along with a display of miniature props from films.
• Shelly Bay - Enjoy a scenic drive around the coast with exceptional views of the capital, perfect for taking photos.
• Red Rocks Reserve - This unique rock formation was created when ancient volcanic pillow lava was embedded in younger greywacke, along with red and green siltstone. The Red Rocks Scientific Reserve was established in 1972 due to public concern about quarrying. On Sundays, the gate is closed, and the route is open only to walkers and mountain bikers.
• Wellington Wind Turbine - While you can see 4 or 5 turbines, there are over 60 in total beyond the hill. The single turbine on Brooklyn Hill generates enough electricity for 100 houses.
• Wellington Cable Car - The Wellington Cable Car is a well-known symbol of the city. This funicular railway runs between Lambton Quay, the main shopping street, and Kelburn, a suburb in the hills overlooking the central city, rising 120 meters (394 feet) over a length of 612 meters (2,008 feet).
• Wellington Botanic Garden - The Wellington Botanic Garden spans 25 hectares on the hillside between Thorndon and Kelburn, near central Wellington.
• New Zealand Parliament - New Zealand’s Parliament consists of three buildings:
  • Library: Built in 1899, it is the oldest of the parliamentary buildings.
  • Parliament House: The main building contains the debating chamber, speaker’s office, visitor center, and committee rooms.
  • Beehive (The Executive Wing): Opened in 1977, this ten-story building stands 72 meters high.
• Old St Paul’s - Wellington’s renowned Old St Paul’s first opened in 1866 and is constructed entirely of native timbers. This former Anglican cathedral is one of the finest examples of wooden Gothic Revival architecture in the world. Today, Old St Paul’s is an iconic heritage building and a popular venue for weddings and special celebrations. Although no longer a parish church, it remains consecrated and holds spiritual significance for many, welcoming all visitors.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off services
• Complimentary bottled water
• Professional driver/guide included
• Travel in an air-conditioned luxury vehicle

• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Experience a private sightseeing tour led by our expert and seasoned guides. Travel in style with our luxury vehicles. Discover the stunning city of Wellington, featuring breathtaking views from Mount Victoria, the renowned Weta Cave by Sir Peter Jackson, the historic Old St. Paul’s, the iconic Cable Car, the charming Painted Ladies, and other historic homes in Oriental Bay.

Benefit from convenient pickup and drop-off services from your hotel, the airport, or your cruise ship. Enjoy private transportation in luxury vehicles, with a complimentary bottle of water included.

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