5 hour(s)
English
Included
€ 63.59
€ 58.50
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Embark on a half-day adventure through the heart of Auckland’s volcanic landscape, where rich history and geological wonders come together. This guided tour takes you through iconic landmarks such as One Tree Hill, Mt Wellington, Mangere Mountain, and Achilles Point, each offering a unique perspective of Auckland’s volcanic past. Your journey begins at St Heliers Beach, where you’ll meet your guide and set off on an exploration of the area’s significant volcanic sites. As you hike through these volcanic terrains, your guide will share fascinating stories of Maori history, the importance of these landmarks to the indigenous people, and the geological forces that shaped the land.
Throughout the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to witness stunning panoramic views of Auckland’s cityscape and surrounding landscapes, including lush hills and shimmering waters. From the summit of One Tree Hill to the expansive craters of Mangere Mountain, the Auckland Volcanic Field offers a window into the natural history that has shaped this vibrant region. Whether you’re a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply seeking a scenic adventure, this tour offers a perfect blend of culture, nature, and breathtaking views.
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I really enjoyed this volcano island. I did the peak trail, and the lighthouse loop. It was an easy trail and ended at 8 miles total. There were a lot of people at the peak on Sunday but very few people anywhere on the loop. I also visited the lava caves, interesting, but not anything super exciting. All in all the trip was fun and the views were spectacular.
Quite good, especially if you’re an international visitor looking for some exercise when visiting Auckland. As others have said, about 4mi RT, a bit more if you add the caves, on a fairly wide trail to the summit. What helps for a visitor, is all the other things that make it easy. Access is via the ferry right from downtown. The ferry ride gives another view of the city. It’s easy to do, gives a nice bit of exercise, and has a different view of Auckland.
Tremendous views of the city and surrounding islands. Well worth it! It is a moderate hike to the summit. Approx 4 miles round trip unless you add on the lava caves or take the circuitous route back. The terrain is Ricky with a moderate amount of stairs, especially at the top.
Absolutely brilliant! Highly recommend the coastal track if you’re up for a challenging hike! We got the 9:30 ferry over to Rangitoto and the 2:30 ferry back, but it was rushed. Would have instead booked the 3:30 ferry back to give time to go for a swim in beautiful water too!
You will not give too much by the exterior looking, but the place is beautiful, very well set and easy to walk around! Bring water, and follow the indication accordingly! Need at least 4 hours, to enjoy the view, rest a bit and take pictures! Wear a confortáble and thick shoes! The loose stones make you feel bit pointy! The tracks is light, takes about 45’ to reach the summit and other 45’ to go back! Bring water, fruits and something warm! Make you feel so good! Pier #14, tickets is NZ$57,00/adult! Have toilets in the basement
