Highlights of Waiheke’s Natural and Cultural Treasures
Along the way, Pohutukawa trees line the coastline, their vibrant blooms adding colour to the sea views. The regenerating forest offers a glimpse into how native bush is thriving again, making the trail rich in both beauty and ecological significance. Your guide enhances the walk with stories about local flora, fauna, and Waiheke’s cultural past.
At the end of your walk, you’ll have the option to continue your day at one of Waiheke’s iconic destinations. Choose from vineyards such as Mudbrick or Cable Bay for wine and food, stroll through Oneroa Village, or simply return to the ferry for a relaxed trip back. However you finish, the experience leaves lasting memories of Waiheke’s charm.
- Flexible walking tour times to suit
- Plenty of time for a leisurely lunch or dinner
Not Included
- Ferry between Auckland and Waiheke (book here)
- Meal
- Comfortable shoes
- Sunglasses, hat, sunscreen
- Raincoat (depending on the forecast)
- Water
- Start: Ferry Wharf in Matiatia
If your group is arriving by ferry to join the walk, then please look for your guide who will be standing on your left just before you enter the Ferry Terminal. Your guide will be holding a Terra & Tide sign - Finish: Ferry Wharf in Matiatia, or elsewhere if requested
- Minimum group size: 6
- Private group walk
- Minimum 6 adults
- Adult: 15 years +
- Children: 8-14 years
- Minimum Age: 8 years
- More than 7 days before the tour: A 10% fee will be deducted.**
- Between 7 days and 48 hours before the tour: A 30% fee unless rebooking*
- Within 48 hours of the tour starting: No refund
- Cancellation fees apply to both individuals and the entire group. Any change in numbers may require a re-quote.
Note: **Any refund approved under our terms and conditions will be subject to a 5% admin & processing fee, which will be deducted from the refund amount.
Please see more information on refunds and cancellations in Go New Zealand's terms and conditions.