Auckland Sights - Excursão de um dia de luxo de 8 horas
Descrição
Neste exclusivo tour de luxo, uma seleção dos destaques de Auckland foi montada, dependendo do seu tempo e interesse. Quer cidade e em torno, a costa oeste acidentada com o seu icônico praias de areia preta, adegas ou florestas tropicais. Nós também podemos combinar encontrá-lo em seu hotel ou navio de cruzeiro. Se você tem seu próprio interesse especial ou lugares que gostaria de visitar, o veículo pode ser fretado para se adequar.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
A principal rua de Auckland está dividindo o distrito comercial central.
Uma bela viagem ao longo da orla do porto de Waitemata
O parque mais antigo da cidade de Auckland, desenvolvido em torno do cone de um vulcão extinto
Exibições em constante mudança de plantas anuais e perenes, com uma casa tropical aquecida, proporcionando calor constante a uma exuberante população de palmeiras, cicadáceas, bromélias, orquídeas e muitas outras plantas exóticas
O Pukekawa / Auckland Domain é o parque central mais antigo e maior de Auckland. Espalhando 75 hectares (185 acres) no subúrbio de Grafton, o espaço verde exuberante fica diretamente dentro do cratero explosivo e do anel de tufa do vulcão Pukekawa extinto.
Dividindo a cidade e a costa norte com visões espetaculares
Nós nos dirigimos para o oeste até a apropriadamente chamada 'Scenic Drive' em Auckland, nas belas cordilheiras Waitakere, onde a vegetação virgem, a fauna nativa próspera e as praias escarpadas de areia negra se unem. nós visitamos o Arataki Visitor Centre que abriga vistas espetaculares e passeios deslumbrantes com informações sobre a história natural, histórica e cultural da região. Veja um bom exemplo de uma árvore Kauri e aproveite o único ponto de observação em Auckland dos Oceanos da Tasmânia e Pacífico.
Uma praia preta bonita da areia na costa oeste selvagem de Auckland.
A uma curta caminhada do parque de estacionamento leva a uma plataforma de observação espetacular logo acima da colônia Gannet com vista para as ondas e praia abaixo e à direita em todo o Mar da Tasmânia. Em seu retorno, podemos visitar uma adega (ou dois)
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
Casas particulares, apartamentos com serviços, motéis, em qualquer lugar no centro de Auckland e nos subúrbios internos, o Aeroporto de Auckland cobra uma taxa nominal para recepção, embarque e desembarque.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Acessibilidade para cadeira de rodas
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Assentos infantis disponíveis
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- A tarifa para crianças aplica-se apenas quando partilha com 2 adultos pagantes
- As crianças devem estar acompanhadas por um adulto
Avaliações(8)
We were picked up promptly to our hotel by the friendly and helpful Keith. The vehicle was very recent and clean. During the first part of the day we visited Auckland city and its many bays and beaches, as well as its chic suburbs. We visited the beautiful plant greenhouses and the War Memorial. A ride back and forth across the Auckland Harbour Bridge could not be missed. After the nice lunch near the Blue Montains we got to see more nature. Our friendly guide took us to places where we could admire plants and trees up close. Afterwards we drove to cliffs where we stood among hundreds of birds (gannets). It was a beautiful day with lots of instructive explanations. The combination of driving and walking was perfectly balanced (we are both 60+). Our guide also provided many photo stops. Definitely recommended for a first introduction to Auckland and surroundings.
Thankyou very much. Glad to be of service and my pleasure to please. Keith.
If you have limited time and want to see Auckland highlights in one day, this is the tour to take!!!
Thankyou. It was my pleasure to please. Keith.
Traveled through beautiful country sides and stopped at various stunning lookouts. Had an outstanding lunch at The Olive Restaurant. We even got to participate in an unplanned protest parade about New Zealand fishing rights. Visited beaches, beautiful gardens, and scenic views from all around Auckland. Keith, our guide, was extremely knowledgeable about everything we saw and went out of his way to make our experience memorable.
Thankyou. My pleasure to please.
It is a full day and quite a bit of time in the van but you get a great tour of the city and it’s highlights.
Thankyou. It was my pleasure to please. Regards Keith.
We enjoyed our day exploring Auckland and our driver Keith, the owner, was great. He made sure we saw all the sites and even snuck in a winery at our request for a quick tasting. We really enjoyed our included lunch at the Olive and seeing the two beaches, one of which was black sand. My other favorite stop was the conservatory to see the beautiful flowers and fernery.
Thankyou, it was my pleasure. Regards Keith.
Keith was a very informative driver. Great lunch stop. We had time for a quick stop to do a Wine Tasting. Really nice day.
Thankyou for your kind words. It was my pleasure. Regards Keith.
Keith is a very experienced tour guide. He doesn’t just show you the area of interest he also knows the history and tells the story. It was fun to go see the gardens and the ferns. I think we covered every square inch of Auckland and enjoyed every minute, especially the lunch in a restaurant he found just short of the washed out road after the cyclone. Great guide!
Thank you Richard it was my pleasure of course.
Unfortunately due to the damage caused by Cyclone Gabrielle the access to Muriwai beach was closed, our guide Keith had a different itinerary planned for us which included a comprehensive tour through Auckland and a drive to Waimauku to visit wineries. We had a lovely lunch at the Hunting Lunch. Keith was wonderful and he definitely made up for the detour and the bad weather we had. I recommend Keith and this tour 100%. Another benefit of having a private tour is the flexibility.
Thank you Monica for your understanding and comments. Of course it was my pleasure, just bad timing with the weather. Regards Keith.
