Climb heights with the Auckland Harbour Bridge Climb, a fully-guided tour that takes you to the summit, 67 meters above sea level and offering breathtaking 360-degree views of Auckland. The custom-engineered walkways ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, making it an excellent activity for team bonding.
Exclusive access to this iconic landmark, originally built in 1959, goes beyond stunning panoramic views. Your guide will entertain you with fascinating stories and legends, provide insights into Auckland and its surroundings, and give you a close-up view of a Bungy jump. This is a truly breathtaking experience.
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Walk into any Haka Hostel, and you’ll discover stories of Māori culture, told through custom-created mural paintings. Each mural gives a glimpse into fascinating legends, and an introduction to the artistry of the Māori people, brought to life by Charles and Janine Williams, local contemporary artists who are passionate about sharing their heritage.
Long renowned as a geothermal wonderland, a nature-lover and outdoor-adventurer’s playground, and a center of Maori culture, the list of things to do and places to visit in Rotorua – one of New Zealand’s most popular tourist destinations – is both a long one and a fun one!
Occupying a fantastic location on the shores of stunning Lake Wakatipu, within minutes of Queenstown’s shops, restaurants and charming pedestrian avenues, is an absolute jewel in cosy and modern hostel-style Queenstown lakefront accommodation – the aptly named Haka House Queenstown Lakefront.
At Haka House Queenstown, guests can enjoy the serenity and great laid-back atmosphere of a quiet residential street location, while still being just a few minutes’ walk from the town centre and popular Queenstown tourist attractions like the Skyline Gondola and beautiful Lake Wakatipu.