
Nature and Coast Tour
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Explore scenic highlights of the Coromandel Peninsula
Visit hidden local spots including historic gold cave with glow worms
Visit famous Hot Water Beach
Guided tour with storytelling and entertainment
This tour is the most popular way to explore the Coromandel Peninsula, offering both the region’s scenic highlights and special locations known only to locals. Guests will enjoy an easy walk through nature on forgotten paths of an old town to visit a historic gold cave, now home to sparkling glow worms. Along the way, the guide will share fascinating stories about the area’s history, as well as its native flora and fauna. The tour also includes visits to stunning coastal scenery, featuring white sand beaches, large beach caves, magnificent cliffs, old Maori Pa sites, and offshore islands. A visit to the famous Hot Water Beach is included, along with a chance to see unique natural treasures such as gold specimens, crystals, petrified wood, and Kauri gum.
Pickup for the tour is arranged from several locations including Thames, Pauanui, Tairua, Hikuai, and Hahei, with the option to select "Not Listed" if your location is different, and the company will contact you to confirm. The exact pickup time will be communicated directly to guests after booking. Travelers can book online and receive a 5% discount, and should be prepared for a day of walking, sightseeing, and enjoying the natural and cultural richness of the Coromandel Peninsula.
This tour is the most popular way to explore the Coromandel Peninsula, offering both the region’s scenic highlights and special locations known only to locals. Guests will enjoy an easy walk through nature on forgotten paths of an old town to visit a historic gold cave, now home to sparkling glow worms. Along the way, the guide will share fascinating stories about the area’s history, as well as its native flora and fauna. The tour also includes visits to stunning coastal scenery, featuring white sand beaches, large beach caves, magnificent cliffs, old Maori Pa sites, and offshore islands. A visit to the famous Hot Water Beach is included, along with a chance to see unique natural treasures such as gold specimens, crystals, petrified wood, and Kauri gum.
Pickup for the tour is arranged from several locations including Thames, Pauanui, Tairua, Hikuai, and Hahei, with the option to select "Not Listed" if your location is different, and the company will contact you to confirm. The exact pickup time will be communicated directly to guests after booking. Travelers can book online and receive a 5% discount, and should be prepared for a day of walking, sightseeing, and enjoying the natural and cultural richness of the Coromandel Peninsula.
- Guided tour with local insights
- Pickup from selected locations
- Entry to gold cave and Hot Water Beach
- Gratuities
- All personal expenses
$ 84.31
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Customer Reviews

Amazing phenomenon of nature! The ticket price comes with he option for an audio tour or a guided tour, the guided tour was amazing and well done! The gift shop is so cute! And rain or shine the stones are incredible! It feel like a glimpse into a much bigger picture of how Earth functions! There is either a bit of a walk or bus ride if you desire from the visitor center to the causeway, but it's not difficult and it's worth it!

The scenery is definitely very beautiful. However, it gets very crowded with tourists during peak times. If you're lucky, you can take photos without people in them. I would recommend visiting either as early or as late as possible.

Very very nice and you have 3 ways to reach the main landmark: either the red path which goes through the cliffs (recommend, amazing views and about 35min walking), the blue path that is about 20min walk on pavement and a shuttle bus that doesnt cost more than 2 pounds each way (or something like that). Prepare with waterproof and anti slide shoes for a full joy!!!












