• Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington i-SITE Visitor Information Centre - Arrive 10 minutes prior to the tour’s start.
• Oriental Bay - The Band Rotunda, a notable Wellington landmark since its initial construction in 1938, has been closed since 2012 due to the need for significant strengthening and restoration.

Originally named by its first Polish resident, Dupa, as Wellington’s bottom, the area was used for processing whales and boiling blubber for oil. It was named after one of the earliest ships that brought engineers and town planners from the New Zealand Company post-1840.

• Carter Fountain - The Carter Fountain was a generous gift to Wellington from local businessman Hugh Carter, in memory of his parents, George and Ella Carter, and the people of Wellington, costing $75,000.

• Oriental Bay - Features painted ladies and other historic houses, including those in the distinctive Wellingtonian Streamline Moderne style, built along and up the hills facing the bay.

• Mount Victoria - A gentle ascent of 30 steps offers a view of Paradise and the capital city.

• The Roxy Cinema - Peter Jackson’s restored art deco cinema with a café. Enjoy lunch or visit the souvenir shop next door.

• Weta Cave - Stop by for photo opportunities with local cave trolls and explore Peter Jackson’s Weta Cave. Paid tours are available at the reception.

• Shelly Bay - Drive along the coast for stunning views of the capital and capture some photos.

• Red Rocks Reserve - Visit the south coast and explore the Te Kopahou Visitor Centre.

• Patrisha’s Pies (Island Bay) - Try your first Kiwi meat pie.

• Garage Project Cellar Door - Taste some local craft beer and purchase a roadie.

• Wellington Cable Car - Admission includes a one-way trip to the top of the Cable Car and access to the Cable Car Museum.

• Lady Norwood Rose Garden - Stroll through the Rose Gardens.

• Wellington Wind Turbine - Ascend to the windy heights to view Wellington from the west and see one of over 60 wind turbines contributing to Wellington’s 90% electricity self-sufficiency.

• Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington i-SITE Visitor Information Centre - Return to the starting point.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Full mobility access for portable scooters and wheelchairs

• Alcoholic beverages
• Lunch

Kosher Tours and Travel offers stylish travel options with a spacious German-made car for 1-3 guests or an SUV for 4-6 guests, all accompanied by a knowledgeable Kiwi-born driver and guide.

Experience warm local hospitality and receive expert recommendations for shopping and dining, including Manuka honey, chocolate, sheepskins, and jade/greenstone.

This tour is ideal for individuals with mobility challenges, as our vehicles are designed to accommodate foldable wheelchairs and motorized chairs in the trunk.

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