I'm travelling solo. How does room sharing work?

Q: I'm travelling solo. How does room sharing work?

Room Sharing:Accommodation is based on twin-share, meaning two walkers per room.If you’d prefer your own room, simply select the single supplement option when completing the online booking form.The single supplement fee covers the entire trip, not a per-night charge, ensuring you’ll have a private room throughout the journey.If you’re happy to share, you’ll be placed in a twin room with another traveller of the same gender, with separate beds provided.

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Room Sharing:

Accommodation is based on twin-share, meaning two walkers per room.
If you’d prefer your own room, simply select the single supplement option when completing the online booking form.
The single supplement fee covers the entire trip, not a per-night charge, ensuring you’ll have a private room throughout the journey.
If you’re happy to share, you’ll be placed in a twin room with another traveller of the same gender, with separate beds provided.

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Mt Taranaki reflected perfectly in the calm Pouakai Tarns with a boardwalk in the foreground

Taranaki Discovery Hiking Tour

North Island

Frequently asked questions

Lodging Overview:
- Accommodation includes a mix of boutique and character lodges and hotels.
- Each leg of the journey includes a 3-night stay at the same location, offering a relaxed and comfortable experience.
- All accommodations are 3-star rated or higher, with ensuite rooms featuring comfortable beds, crisp linens, and a welcoming atmosphere.
- Guests can choose between single, twin-share, or double rooms for all 11 nights of the trip.
Rotorua Stay:
- On night 4 and night 8, you’ll stay at a 4.5-star historic hotel in central Rotorua.
- The hotel is within walking distance of Government Gardens and EAT St, Rotorua’s popular dining precinct.
Room Requests:
- As not all rooms are the same, specific requirements can be accommodated. Contact the reservations team to secure a room that meets your needs.

Additional Amenities

Laundry Services:
- Laundry facilities are not available during the Bucket List Walk.
- Pack enough clothing for the full 12 days or arrange for laundry to be done in Rotorua City prior to the trip.
Power Points:
- All rooms have power points available.
- Travellers using CPAP machines should notify us in advance so we can assign a room with easy access to power outlets.
Air-Conditioning:
- Air-conditioning is not available at all locations:
  - Coromandel: Heating appliances provided, no cooling available.
  - Taranaki: Rooms include both heating and cooling amenities.
  - Tongariro National Park: Heating provided, no cooling available.
Refrigeration:
- Each room is equipped with a small refrigerator.
- If you require refrigeration for medication, you will have access to this in your room throughout the trip.

For larger groups travelling from Auckland, we can organise a private shuttle transfer. Simply reach out to our team, and we’ll take care of the arrangements for you.

Parking options are available in Rotorua City. Feel free to contact our team for more details. We’ll ensure you’re dropped back to your car at the end of the trip.

The 12-day North Island Bucket List Walk runs approximately once every two weeks from December through to April. Departures are available from both Rotorua and Matamata.

Many guests choose to spend the night in Rotorua or Matamata prior to the trip. We offer convenient pick-up from your pre-tour accommodation in central Rotorua or Matamata. Pick-up times are as follows:

Rotorua: Between 8:00am and 8:30am.

Matamata: At 9:30am.