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Waitangi Treaty Grounds in Bay of Islands – Admission

Discover the heart of New Zealand’s history with an all-inclusive Day Pass to the “Waitangi” Treaty Grounds, the nation’s most significant historic site. Located in the beautiful Bay of Islands, this pass offers a comprehensive experience, allowing you full access to the expansive grounds, engaging cultural performances, informative tours, and the modern Museum of Waitangi. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone looking to understand the origins and ongoing significance of the Treaty of Waitangi.

Tour Highlights

  • Guided Tours: Benefit from the insights of a knowledgeable local guide during a 50-minute tour that explains the historical and cultural significance of the Treaty Grounds.
  • Museum of Waitangi: Explore the state-of-the-art museum that houses extensive exhibits about the Treaty of Waitangi, known as the birthplace of the nation.
  • Cultural Performances: Experience a dynamic 30-minute Māori cultural performance that showcases traditional songs, dances, and haka.
  • Historic Sites and Scenery: Enjoy full access to the grounds, which include iconic buildings, stunning examples of Māori architecture, the world’s largest ceremonial war canoe, and scenic bush walks offering spectacular views over the Bay of Islands.
  • Introductory Film: Watch “Waitangi: Birthplace of a Nation,” a 22-minute film that provides an excellent overview of the Treaty’s history and importance.

Inclusions

  • Admission: Your Day Pass includes entry to all the attractions within the Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
  • Educational Resources: Access to educational films, guided tours, and the museum.
  • Performances: Entry to the Māori cultural performance.
  • Accessibility: The site is accessible for visitors of all ages and interests, making it ideal for families, school groups, and individuals alike.
  • Free Entry for Children: Children up to 18 years enjoy free admission, making it a great family-friendly activity.

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