New Zealand · NAPIER AND HAWKES BAY
5 reviewed
Of the 5 napier and hawkes bay tours on this site, these 5 are the ones to book. Prices, running times and the thing that actually separates them sit below, so you can decide in five minutes and get back to the map.
Gannet Colony Safari at Cape Kidnappers, from Clifton. Air-conditioned ride, cliff views over Hawke's Bay, and close gannet action.
“Fantastic experience, very knowledgeable driver and a great trip to do. Unbelievable how close we got to the birds!”
See the world’s largest mainland gannet colony at Cape Kidnappers near Napier, with close viewing, local stories, and no real walking.
“Thoroughly enjoyed it, Jan’s commentary was very informative. I found Some of the track a bit daunting, very steep but driver/bus coped well.”
Small-group Hawke’s Bay wine tour from Napier with pickup, up to four tastings, cheeseboard snacks, and a guide for wine talk.
“First winery tour in NZ, and it was far better than expected. The tastings and wineries were friendly, intelligent and down-to-earth. You can go deep into wine making and terroir if you wish, or relax and enjoy the unique venues and production Read more”
Mild Grade 2 Mohaka River rafting from Napier with culture stories, lunch, optional swims, and photos, timed for cruise ships.
“Deon was a great host, the views and the river are awesome, is more panoramic than rafting, but very fun., and has a deli lunch at the end”
Napier’s Art Deco Walk pairs a 20-minute 1931 earthquake film with an easy 90-minute stroll, led by a small-group guide.
“Good walking tour (with short introductory movie to start). Headsets included. Plenty of info regarding the devastating earthquake in Napier in the 1930s, the impressively quick rebuild, and the many examples of art deco architecture across the city centre. Knowledgeable guide too. I do think it'd be better to have a slightly lower maximum number of guests on the tour, though, as it did feel that the group was at times in the way of other people trying to get past, and it was tough for the guide to keep the group together.”
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