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You will be picked up by a comfortable modern vehicle. We will travel in a small group for 25 minutes to the location . Once kitted up with headlights and red night torches we will begin a 2 km walk through the darkness of a native New Zealand forest. Along the way we will encounter towering trees and cascading waterfalls, giant silver ferns lighting up like fire works . The highlight would have to be the glowworms as breath taking as our clearest night sky. You will be able to get up close and fully understand this amazing creature. No two nights are ever the same. Wallabies and possums patrol the area, Weta and other insects can be encountered. Other things to note we operate in most weather conditions except high winds and severe rain

Your experience at Five Gates Farm gives you the opportunity to relax and unwind in a beautiful coastal setting with stunning views of Mount Arthur and the Kahurangi mountain range. You will learn how we manage our 6 acre small holding to grow sustainable produce, our cut flower garden and care for our animals. Learn the history of our 1890's homestead and how the land has been farmed for generations since the early pioneering days in Aotearoa. Get up close and personal to hand-feed our herd of alpacas in their paddocks, spending time to get to know these amazing animals and learn all about their history, habits and how each of them have their own unique and quirky personalities. On arrival you'll be welcomed by Julie and Paul your hosts and owners of Five Gates Farm, have a safety briefing, then meet the herd. There's some great photo opportunities with stunning views in the background. A tour of the farm will include meeting all the animals at the farm and playing with our three beagles Oscar, Henry and Sam. The experience ends with a soft drink and delicious home-baking from the farm kitchen.

Together we’ll explore central Auckland attractions - its vibrant waterfront, hidden lanes, must-see landmarks, charming squares and serene park. From downtown to uptown, you'll see more with us. Plus we reveal where to find the best Auckland restaurants and stylish Auckland rooftop bars. "A perfect 101 experience to jump-start your Auckland visit", said James, USA (guest). This small-group tour kicks off downtown on Queen Street before weaving uptown through back lanes to an early fortress. Learn about Auckland's Maori heritage and colonization plus discover the city's award-winning art gallery, street art, sculptures and best local food spots. We'll pause to mingle over a complimentary drink followed by an artisan food tasting. At tours end, you'll leave armed with our 'Auckland Best Restaurants' list and loads more local advice. Price includes: Refreshments, a tasting and Aucky Walky Tour's curated list of the best places to eat, shop and go! Maximum group size of 10. Traveling solo? Please message first with your date BEFORE booking as this tour requires a min of 2 people. Please message if you'd prefer a private tour or alternative date. Thank you/Nga mihi.

Learn about life for the locals in Auckland - all from the comfort of an electric bike. Escape the tourist trail and zip around the city’s beautiful waterfront and it's cool central neighborhoods on this 2.5 hour electric bike guided tour. Find out where the locals go to socialize and to enjoy the beautiful natural environment in and around our city. Starting from the Park Hyatt Auckland (see the Notes and Meeting Location on where to find us), we'll ride up a nearby cycleway to check out Karangahape Road (known as "K Road" by the locals) - learning about its edgy past and promising future. Then it's on to Ponsonby - one of the best places to eat, drink and shop in Auckland. We'll check out some other local neighbourhoods too, before heading back down to sea level, to cruise along the waterfront and check out the delights of Wynyard Quarter and the Viaduct. And at the end of the tour, I'll give you a list of my favourite cafes, restaurants and bars around the central city - many of which we'll have cycled past! Plenty of options for you to try out during the rest of your stay in this amazing city. Traveling solo? Please message first with your date BEFORE booking as this tour requires a min of 2 people. Please message if you'd prefer a private tour or alternative date. Other things to note: Minimum height is 5 foot (152cm)

Departing from the Russell Wharf at 10am, we will sail out to one of the 144 islands that are only accessible by boat. On the way there we will do our best to spot our local wildlife; dolphins, penguins, sharks and our wonderful array of seabirds. Once on the island, we will spend an hour or two beach combing, hiking, kayaking, snorkelling or simply lounging in the sun! Since the Islands are bird conservation sites we will hopefully even spot a few native rare birds! After having a fresh lunch on board, we will then sail back to the Russell wharf to arrive around 330pm. Other things to note We need you to be at the Russell wharf at 9:45am for the safety briefing. Departure is at 10am, please don't be late. Like the saying "the ship has sailed", it will!

You will be picked up by a comfortable modern vehicle. We will travel in a small group for 25 minutes to the location . Once kitted up with headlights and red night torches we will begin a 2 km walk through the darkness of a native New Zealand forest. Along the way we will encounter towering trees and cascading waterfalls, giant silver ferns lighting up like fire works . The highlight would have to be the glowworms as breath taking as our clearest night sky. You will be able to get up close and fully understand this amazing creature. No two nights are ever the same. Wallabies and possums patrol the area, Weta and other insects can be encountered. Other things to note we operate in most weather conditions except high winds and severe rain

When you arrive on our beautiful farm and meet our friendly, naturally coloured Corriedale sheep & lambs. Followed by an explanation of how wool is shorn from the sheep, skirted, washed & dried. Next, guests will select their choice of wool, alpaca, lama and other fibres to card into large batts of fibre that are ready to process by spinning them into wool. After a spinning demonstration, guests will be able to practise spinning the fibre into their own ball of wool to take with them. If time allows they can try knitting or weaving and have a short walk around the farm to meet the other animals. This experience is suitable for beginners with no previous experience needed. Children can attend, just advise the age of the child, as I'll organise a child friendly wool activity for them. I'd like to make sure you have a fun, relaxing & unique experience that you will always remember. The scenery is spectacular and I am happy to take photos of you around the farm and with the animals. You can even select your own farm made hat as a free souvenir. Each hat is handcrafted, organically processed and shorn from our own sheeps wool, hand made and over 20 hours of work in each one. Come and learn how your hat was crafted - eco -slow fashion just for you.

As you drive up the circular driveway, we'll welcome you to our little farm. We'll give you some farm boots to use during your experience. First, you'll be taken to meet our friendly pony, iconic wool sheep & goats. They will come up to you for a pat and are happy to pose for a selfie/photo. Next well take a walk to see the ducks and rare breed chickens. Then it's a short walk to see the beautiful Hororhoro Bluff mountains, with friendly goats following along. Take some photos of the stunning farmland views. Then we'll walk through the orchard to be met by our mini horse and lager horses and scottish highland cattle. Lamb and calf feeding are available if we have orphan animals. Then you can feed the horses, cows, chickens, ducks, baby animals, turkeys, goats. Another nice chance to interact with the animals and take some photos. Egg collecting, fruit, or nut picking may be available in season. 100 percent of the proceeds of this tour go back to our rescue and farm animals. A horse/pony ride can also be provided for guests who would like to add to this unique farm experience, please send a message if you would like this as we will prepare your horse ready to ride. Experience the uniqueness of NZ farm life. Our animals are waiting to meet you. So surround yourself with the stunning, natural beauty that Upper atiamuri has to offer.. Group/private bookings welcome Other things to note We will keep you safe at all times and provide you with details safety information. Please let us know if you have any special requirements or requests.

Your experience at Five Gates Farm gives you the opportunity to relax and unwind in a beautiful coastal setting with stunning views of Mount Arthur and the Kahurangi mountain range. You will learn how we manage our 6 acre small holding to grow sustainable produce, our cut flower garden and care for our animals. Learn the history of our 1890's homestead and how the land has been farmed for generations since the early pioneering days in Aotearoa. Get up close and personal to hand-feed our herd of alpacas in their paddocks, spending time to get to know these amazing animals and learn all about their history, habits and how each of them have their own unique and quirky personalities. On arrival you'll be welcomed by Julie and Paul your hosts and owners of Five Gates Farm, have a safety briefing, then meet the herd. There's some great photo opportunities with stunning views in the background. A tour of the farm will include meeting all the animals at the farm and playing with our three beagles Oscar, Henry and Sam. The experience ends with a soft drink and delicious home-baking from the farm kitchen.

Together we’ll explore central Auckland attractions - its vibrant waterfront, hidden lanes, must-see landmarks, charming squares and serene park. From downtown to uptown, you'll see more with us. Plus we reveal where to find the best Auckland restaurants and stylish Auckland rooftop bars. "A perfect 101 experience to jump-start your Auckland visit", said James, USA (guest). This small-group tour kicks off downtown on Queen Street before weaving uptown through back lanes to an early fortress. Learn about Auckland's Maori heritage and colonization plus discover the city's award-winning art gallery, street art, sculptures and best local food spots. We'll pause to mingle over a complimentary drink followed by an artisan food tasting. At tours end, you'll leave armed with our 'Auckland Best Restaurants' list and loads more local advice. Price includes: Refreshments, a tasting and Aucky Walky Tour's curated list of the best places to eat, shop and go! Maximum group size of 10. Traveling solo? Please message first with your date BEFORE booking as this tour requires a min of 2 people. Please message if you'd prefer a private tour or alternative date. Thank you/Nga mihi.

Let's have convo about my country Aotearoa (New Zealand) where you're free to ask whatever you want - politics, sports, my beautiful Māori culture - just let me know We will meet at my house than we can go for a walk around my neighbourhood (or a drive if you are not able). I'll take you to my favourite coffee spot or cafe if you want to get you some food. Coffees cost between $4-6 and food can be anywhere between $15-25. I also do a bar hopping tour on some Fridays - where I can provide this service over some beverages or food. I work for a Maori current affairs show and have travelled the world. My partner has worked in Maori tourism for the past 7 years.

Would you like to spend some relaxing time with our friendly animals in the stunning volcanic backdrop of the Upper Atiamuri countryside. We have highland cattle, specialty wool sheep, horses, ponies, goats, chickens, ducks & more. Many of which are rescues. We'll take a stroll to meet and feed the animals and take some photos so you can remember this special experience. We'll be happy to explain some of the history of the area and talk about NZ farming, and a few stories along the way. I'm happy to answer any questions you have too. After many requests for a combination of our tours, this is a combination of two of our most popular. You will be able to take part in a hands on wool processing demonstration and interact with many farm animals and help to feed and pat them. We are proud that we are not a tourist farm, and can provide an authentic experience that will allow you to experience the NZ farm lifestyle and learn a bit more about the animals that we care for and experience the stunningly beautiful Atiamuri landscape. If you can't see this tour at the time you would like, just message me and ask for the time that you would like and I'll try to schedule it at the time you want. If you like nature and natural, traditional crafts this is the combo for you. Other things to note Tours leave on time so please let me know if you are running late and we'll do our best to accomodate you. Please advise if you have any special requirements or medical concerns.

Learn about life for the locals in Auckland - all from the comfort of an electric bike. Escape the tourist trail and zip around the city’s beautiful waterfront and it's cool central neighborhoods on this 2.5 hour electric bike guided tour. Find out where the locals go to socialize and to enjoy the beautiful natural environment in and around our city. Starting from the Park Hyatt Auckland (see the Notes and Meeting Location on where to find us), we'll ride up a nearby cycleway to check out Karangahape Road (known as "K Road" by the locals) - learning about its edgy past and promising future. Then it's on to Ponsonby - one of the best places to eat, drink and shop in Auckland. We'll check out some other local neighbourhoods too, before heading back down to sea level, to cruise along the waterfront and check out the delights of Wynyard Quarter and the Viaduct. And at the end of the tour, I'll give you a list of my favourite cafes, restaurants and bars around the central city - many of which we'll have cycled past! Plenty of options for you to try out during the rest of your stay in this amazing city. Traveling solo? Please message first with your date BEFORE booking as this tour requires a min of 2 people. Please message if you'd prefer a private tour or alternative date. Other things to note: Minimum height is 5 foot (152cm)

10 am - Opening circle with Cacao. Here we set an intention (sankalpa) to create positive change in our lives. 10.30 am - Embodied dance movement class (Qoya) that enables us tune into the deep wisdom that resides within. 12.30 pm – Sauna session. There are six programs to choose from including detoxification, pain relief (great for inflammation in the body which can show up in the hotter summer months), anti-aging, relaxation, weight loss and cardio. From November this will be followed by an ice bath (it arrives late October). 1.30pm - After all this activity it’s time to replenish the body with a nutritious nourishing lunch made with fresh seasonal ingredients. There is a raw foods focus at this time of year, which has a cooling effect on the body and you will satiated but will still have plenty of energy for the afternoon. This is a perfect opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have about these practices and recommendations for places to visit and explore on the island. 2.30 pm - Hatha flow to create some agni (fire) in the belly and warm up the body, leasing in to a centering yin session, finishing off with yoga nidra to deeply relax restore. 5.00 pm - Closing circle

We'll meet you at our front gate and escort you along our tree-lined driveway to begin the tour. You'll experience our scenic, 32-acre, off grid, organic and Biodynamic farm-let/accommodation, set in the hill country and native bush of Golden Bay. Meet our very friendly herd of 14 alpacas. We'll take a 20 minute walk & feed & interact with these peaceful and graceful animals. A highlight is when we take the alpacas for a swim. During our walk it's guaranteed you'll also meet our ducks, chickens & our Tibetan Spaniel. 40-60 minutes. We’re happy to show guests how we survive living completely off grid (in comfort) without any access to town water or mains electricity. This will include a short, picturesque walk through pristine native bush, a tour of our vegetable garden & orchard plus an alpaca fleece spinning demonstration. A tour of our unique accommodation options (including a 1952 Bedford house truck) will be available depending on occupancy. We'll also be glad to detail our blueprint to biodiversity which prevents us needing to use harmful chemicals or heavy machinery. 20-40 minutes. Other things to note: Phone reception can be patchy near us due to the hills so it's best to read directions carefully. 'Spark/Skinny' customers are usually fine. When dealing with animals, plans are always subject to change depending on the co-operation of the alpacas on the day.

Kayaking Okere Falls, float in your own kayak on Lake Rotoiti and see an abundance of wild life birds and fish, visit the natural hot springs, walk up the hot stream and see steaming rocks world famous in New Zealand

Explore Wellington's beautiful coastlines, boost up to stunning viewpoints, and grab a coffee at Wellington's quirkiest seaside cafe - all powered by an electric bike! You'll be welcomed by Kali, Jack or Denny at Switched on Bikes HQ (a converted shipping container on Wellington's waterfront), where you can store your bags and grab a helmet. We will give you a quick lesson on how to use our eBikes (don't worry - they're easy!) and we'll practice riding around in a car-free area before taking off. We'll cruise along Wellington's waterfront to our local beach, when sunbathers gather in summer. Then we're off around the coast to Evan's Bay to check out some wind sculptures then we hop on to one of Wellington's most scenic coastal roads before turning the bikes up to turbo and gliding up to one of Wellington's best look outs where you can get panoramic photos of Wellington and it's surrounding bays. Depending upon the season we stop for locally made ice-cream, tea or coffee which is included in the price of the tour. We end back where we started 3-4 hours later, right in the heart of the city. We'll give you some tips on our favorite spots around town for you to continue your adventure! Other things to note: You should be comfortable riding a bike on the road. We'll use a mix of shared paths, on-road cycle lanes and regular roads. Thanks!

Departing from the Russell Wharf at 10am, we will sail out to one of the 144 islands that are only accessible by boat. On the way there we will do our best to spot our local wildlife; dolphins, penguins, sharks and our wonderful array of seabirds. Once on the island, we will spend an hour or two beach combing, hiking, kayaking, snorkelling or simply lounging in the sun! Since the Islands are bird conservation sites we will hopefully even spot a few native rare birds! After having a fresh lunch on board, we will then sail back to the Russell wharf to arrive around 330pm. Other things to note We need you to be at the Russell wharf at 9:45am for the safety briefing. Departure is at 10am, please don't be late. Like the saying "the ship has sailed", it will!

Join us for Auckland's best restaurant hop! We’ll meet by Sky Tower before heading to the first of four spots to mingle over New Zealand-style appetizers. Price includes all food. Vegetarians welcome. This leisurely experience blends Auckland attractions - its colorful history, diverse culture, street art and landmarks with an entertaining food safari. It’s so much more than just an Auckland food tour and the ideal way to find your feet. "The places were beautiful local secrets that we would have missed on our own. The food was unique and tasty....... the experience of a lifetime!" wrote Cassie, Hawaii (AirBNB review) As we walk, you’ll discover how the city's food scene has evolved as we duck down hidden lanes towards the waterfront. The tasting menu may include seafood, NZ beef or lamb, premium cheeses, Asian-style cuisine, chocolate or handmade ice cream considered the best in NZ. Auckland is a food lovers paradise if you know where to go and we like to switch things up! Once downtown you'll leave full to the brim with our curated list on Auckland's best restaurants (which you can start ticking off)! Note: Min 2 people per booking. And this tour requires a min of 4 people to proceed. Traveling solo? Please enquire first. Tour unsuitable for vegans. Food allergies must be advised in advance. Route requires full mobility.

Each tour explores a wide variety of locations that Wellington has to offer, small adjustments may be made to suit the particular interests of each group or individual. Tours take approximately 3 hours Each tour will begin at the Wellington train station then onto the government precinct, older residential areas, the botanical gardens which will explore exotic and native bush as well as panoramic views, then the cafe and entertainment scene, the waterfront, some archeological sites, and finally Wellington’s main shopping street, 'The Golden Mile’. Though this may sound like a lot to fit in, Wellington is a uniquely compact city. The only way to experience it is by foot.