New Zealand · HISTORICAL TOURS
5 reviewed
Good historical tours fill up over a New Zealand summer and the best of them are gone by October. The 5 that stand out are below, with current prices and what makes each one different.
Auckland All Blacks Experience pairs Māori culture with a face-to-face haka, interactive rugby games, and Auckland’s biggest All Blacks store.
“Get to know more about the All Blacks and their heritage”
Interactive All Blacks Experience in Auckland CBD with hands-on games, replica changing sheds, the haka, and a big official retail store.
“This was great and worth doing even if you don’t know anything about rugby!! I learned a lot about Māori culture and how the history of rugby is tied to the history of New Zealand. It was fun and interactive. I definitely recommend.”
Guided small-group tour of Olveston Historic Home in Dunedin, with art-filled interiors and free garden time, from $16.13 per person.
“A relic of the upstairs/downstairs days. Beautifully preserved. The guide was great. A bit of a hike to get there but well worth it”
A half-day 4WD tour from Queenstown into Skippers Canyon for gold panning, suspension bridge photo stops, and snacks with hotel pickup.
“It change a little from water views...the canyon is amazing . They should tell us in edvance about mosquitos problem .”
Cruise Lake Te Anau on the restored historic Faith, enjoy live commentary, then take a short guided walk in Fiordland with afternoon tea.
“Both the skipper and assistant were extremely knowledgeable and ensured we had a comfortable trip. It was such a lovely, peaceful afternoon, and I learned so much on the brief nature walk! Would highly recommend”
