Departing Lautoka in Fiji, our first stop is Port Vila in Vanuata, where you can take a dip in one of the island’s brilliant blue swimming holes. Next, we call by three destinations in New Caledonia: Lifou, where you can visit a vanilla plantation, Nouméa, the capital, where there are lively markets to browse, and Île des Pins, home to Grotte Oumagne, a cave dedicated to a queen, studded with huge stalactites. Two days at sea take us to the bustling cities and epic landscapes of New Zealand – with one relaxing sea day in the middle. Experience the wild majesty of Bay of Islands, vibrant Auckland, the wine regions of Napier, and the cultural attractions of the capital, Wellington. Revel in life onboard for three more lazy days at sea before the trendsetting city of Melbourne comes into view.

Wrapped in magnificent beaches, draped in lush rainforest and kissed by translucent waters, the gem-like islands of the South Pacific have long been the treasured muses of great artists, captivating all with their serene natural beauty.

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Lautoka, known as the `Sugar City,` is a bustling port town located on the beautiful island of Viti Levu in Fiji. As you step foot in Lautoka, you are greeted by warm tropical breezes and a vibrant atmosphere. Explore the bustling markets, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and fragrances of fresh fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts. Indulge in the rich flavors of Fijian cuisine, savoring local delicacies such as kokoda (marinated fish) and lovo (traditional underground oven-cooked feast). Discover the pristine white sandy beaches nearby, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and simply basking in the sun. Lautoka invites you to embrace the beauty of Fiji and experience the warm hospitality of its people.

Port Vila, the vibrant capital city of Vanuatu, is a tropical paradise that captivates visitors with its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Nestled along the shores of Efate Island, Port Vila offers a unique blend of lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters teeming with marine life. Explore the bustling local markets, where you can immerse yourself in the flavors and aromas of fresh produce and local handicrafts. Dive into the crystal-clear waters to discover vibrant coral reefs and hidden underwater caves. With its warm hospitality, breathtaking landscapes, and exciting adventures, Port Vila is a haven for travelers seeking a tropical escape like no other.

The experience begins with a scenic drive into the rainforest interior to reach the secluded Ekasup Waterfalls, regarded locally as one of the region&#39;s quieter natural settings. Elevated boardwalks and pathways guide guests through a landscape of tropical vegetation, gentle cascades, and clear natural pools. Strong swimmers may enter designated upper pools where access to a naturally formed cave beneath the main falls is sometimes possible, depending on conditions, while calmer lower pools offer space for relaxed floating.The journey continues to Moana Bay Beach Club, a privately managed coastal retreat set along a sheltered horseshoe-shaped bay. The calm, turquoise water provides an appealing setting for leisurely swimming or unwinding along the shoreline.Throughout the experience, a guide indicates notable vantage points and serves light refreshments of fresh tropical fruit accompanied by tea or coffee.

A secluded waterfall setting, serene rainforest pathways, gentle natural pools, and a private beach retreat combine to present a refined escape into Efate&#39;s tranquil landscapes.

Efate Waterfall & Beach Escape

Transfer by bus to Eden on the River for a relaxed outdoor experience set within lush tropical surroundings. Trained guides provide a safety introduction and fit guests with full-body harnesses before the walk begins. A gentle garden pathway leads into a forest landscape bordering the river, offering a pleasant transition into the natural environment.The experience features three suspended bridges of varying lengths and heights. The first bridge measures approximately 75 ft (23 m) and allows visitors to become comfortable with the setting. The second structure spans approximately 171 ft (52 m) and rises between 6.5 ft and 13 ft (2 m and 4 m) above the water, presenting elevated views of the river corridor. The final 75 ft (23 m) crossing returns to the opposite bank with scenic perspectives along the way.The visit concludes with light refreshments and seasonal tropical fruit from the gardens. If time allows, guests may enjoy independent exploration of the grounds before returning to the pier.

Experience a scenic suspended bridge walk through river landscapes and tropical forest.

Bridges of Eden

Discover the authentic character of Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu, on a journey highlighting local craftsmanship and small-scale production. The tour begins with a visit to Tanna Coffee Factory, where beans cultivated in the fertile volcanic soils of Tanna Island are processed and roasted. Guests can observe production methods and sample coffee that reflects the distinctive flavors of its island origin.Continue to the Aelan Chocolate Factory, Kava Hut, and Coconut Oil Production Facility, where locally grown cacao, kava, and coconuts are transformed into artisan products. The visit may include tastings and opportunities to learn how traditional ingredients are used in contemporary island manufacturing.The experience concludes at 83 Islands Distillery, a boutique producer using regional resources to craft rum and other spirits. Guests may explore the facility and sample selected products. Throughout the tour, the route provides a closer look at Port Vila beyond its tourist areas, offering insight into everyday life in the city.

A locally focused exploration introducing Port Vila&#39;s artisanal producers, showcasing coffee, chocolate, spirits, and traditional island industries, combined with a broader look at the daily rhythms that shape life in Vanuatu.

Tastes of Vanuatu

Experience the natural beauty of Port Vila from the tranquil waters surrounding Iririki Island, offering a unique perspective of marine life and vibrant coral habitats. Transfer by ferry to the shallow waters of Iririki Island before coarding clear dual-hull kayaks designed to provide stability and comfort for a wide range of skill levels. The transparent kayaks allow continuous visibility of the underwater environment, offering an engaging view of the ecosystem beneath the surface.Participants may paddle across calm stretches of the harbor at a relaxed pace, with opportunities to take photographs and appreciate the scenery. The experience may also include time for snorkeling in selected areas, offering a closer look at the coral and fish commonly found in these waters. This excursion aims to provide a look at Port Vila&#39;s marine setting from both above and below the surface, within an accessible, peaceful, and natural environment.

A serene and engaging exploration of Port Vila&#39;s marine world, combining clear-kayak viewing and optional snorkeling for an experience surrounded by calm waters and underwater scenery.

Port Vila Kayak & Snorkel Adventure

Explore the heritage and natural beauty of Efate&#39;s eastern coast. The journey begins at the ACTIV Centre, home to the locally crafted Aelan Chocolate. Guests witness the chocolate-making process and may purchase freshly made products.Next, visit Pepeyo Cultural & Educational Village, offering insight into traditional Vanuatu life. Observe customary fishing methods, local hunting traps, and a fire-walking demonstration. Enjoy performances by a string band, showcasing the region&#39;s authentic music and storytelling.The tour continues along scenic coastal roads lined with coconut plantations, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters to the Blue Lagoon. Guests may swim in the refreshing waters, relax along the shore, or savor seasonal tropical fruits provided as refreshments. This excursion combines cultural immersion with serene natural beauty, offering a balanced view of Vanuatu&#39;s lifestyle and environment.

Immerse in Vanuatu&#39;s traditions, from chocolate-making and cultural performances to the tranquil waters of the Blue Lagoon, creating a memorable blend of heritage, entertainment, and natural beauty.

Efate Culture & Lagoon Escape

Experience the vibrant city of Port Vila on this cultural and historical exploration. The tour begins at the National Museum (National Museum), home to a diverse collection of artifacts that showcase the rich heritage, art, and traditions of Vanuatu&#39;s local communities. Expert commentary provides context and brings the exhibits to life.Next, visit the National War Memorial (National War Memorial), a place of reflection honoring those who served. Enjoy panoramic views of the city and the picturesque harbour, offering ideal photo opportunities of Port Vila&#39;s unique landscape.The journey concludes at Mama&#39;s Market (Mama&#39;s Market), a lively marketplace featuring 100% locally produced art, crafts, and souvenirs. Guests can explore handwoven baskets, carved wooden sculptures, intricate jewellery, and vibrant paintings. Interact with artisans and take home a meaningful memento of Vanuatu&#39;s culture and creativity.This tour provides a balanced introduction to Port Vila, combining historical insight, cultural immersion, and opportunities to experience authentic local craftsmanship.

Explore Port Vila&#39;s history, culture, and craftsmanship with visits to the National Museum, National War Memorial, and Mama&#39;s Market, offering authentic insight and unique souvenirs to commemorate a truly immersive experience.

Port Vila Discovery

Experience an introduction to Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu, through a journey that highlights the city&#39;s cultural heritage, natural scenery, and local craftsmanship. The tour begins with a stop at the Port Vila Lookout, offering elevated views across the harbor, surrounding islands, and coastal landscape. This vantage point provides a setting for appreciating the region&#39;s varied terrain.The route continues past significant civic and cultural landmarks, including the Parliament House, the National Museum of Vanuatu, and the Chief&#39;s Nakamal. These locations represent the nation&#39;s governance, heritage, and traditional leadership structures, with commentary introducing the historical and social context of each.A visit to Mama&#39;s Market showcases local craftsmanship and agricultural produce, with stalls offering handmade items, seasonal fruits, and community-made goods. The experience concludes with time in Port Vila&#39;s duty-free district, where visitors may browse a selection of international and regional products.

Discover Port Vila through panoramic viewpoints, cultural landmarks, and a vibrant market that reflects the island&#39;s artistry and traditions.

Port Vila Highlights

The Marine Biology & Snorkelling experience introduces guests to the coastal traditions and conservation efforts of Mangaliliu Village, set along one of Efate&#39;s serene shores. A village welcome leads into an overview of the locally managed marine conservation area, outlining ongoing community initiatives designed to support a sustainable ocean environment.Guided snorkelling follows in the protected coral garden, offering views of varied marine habitats, colourful reef formations, and resident species observed regularly in this area. While encounters with wild turtles depend on natural conditions, the setting provides an insightful look at the region&#39;s broader marine ecosystem, including sites referred to locally as Nemo City and the giant clam resting areas.A light refreshment of tropical fruits is then enjoyed at the village canteen overlooking the coastline, before returning toward Port Vila. The program concludes with a stop at a boutique harbourside resort for a relaxed buffet-style lunch and optional browsing at Mama&#39;s Market.

A coastal cultural welcome, snorkelling in a community-protected reef, observations of vibrant marine habitats, tropical fruit refreshments, and a refined lunch setting combine to offer an enriching and memorable encounter with the marine heritage of Efate.

Mangaliliu Marine Conservation Encounter

Discover the natural beauty and cultural heritage of this tropical island, historically known as the “Sandwich Island”. The tour offers a blend of pristine beaches, lush rivers, and vibrant local traditions.The journey begins at the Blue Lagoon, where guests can enjoy a refreshing swim or relax along the serene waters. Next, explore the Epule Jungle River, cruising along the island&#39;s largest river to a village. Guests are welcomed by traditional dances and songs and can sample the local dish, “Bunia”, a mixture of root crops cooked in an underground oven.The final stop is Top Rock, offering panoramic views of the coastline. Guests can enjoy a buffet lunch and optional snorkeling in clear waters. The return drive passes peaceful villages, with a stop at Kleim&#39;s Hill Lookout for sweeping vistas of Mele Bay, Hideaway Island, and the town beyond.

Experience the island&#39;s highlights with visits to the Blue Lagoon, Epule Jungle River, and Top Rock, blending scenic vistas, cultural performances, local cuisine, and optional snorkeling for an immersive and memorable adventure.

Island Culture & Coastal Adventure

The French overseas territory of New Caledonia lies in the south-western Pacific about 750 miles off the east coast of Australia. Lifou is east of the little nation&#39;s mainland and is the largest of New Caledonia&#39;s four Loyalty Islands. Around its coast are high cliffs, white-sand beaches and coral reefs. The rich vegetation of the interior supports a wealth of vivid birds, from red and black New Caledonian myzomelas to yellow and grey fantailed gerygones. In addition, the island is dotted with vanilla plantations. Cruise ships call in at Easo in the north-west, anchoring just off land, with tenders taking passengers ashore; beaches stretch either side of the dock. An old missionary chapel, Notre Dame de Lourdes, is strikingly set on cliffs above the bay and can be reached on foot. Other activities include snorkeling in the marine reserve of Jinek Bay, just west of Easo; swimming at secluded Kiki beach a couple of miles south; and visiting the island&#39;s main settlement, the village of We, on the east coast, about half an hour&#39;s drive across the island.

Experience aspects of traditional life and history during a guided visit to Xepenehe Village. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with fresh coconut water, a gesture of local hospitality. The journey continues to Santal Bay, the island&#39;s first commercial port and a place associated with events from the religious conflicts of the 1860s.At the tribal chief&#39;s hut, learn about Kanak customs, community organization, and the symbolic meaning of the structure&#39;s design. Local women demonstrate the preparation of bougna, a dish traditionally cooked in banana leaves with coconut milk and root vegetables. Throughout the visit, there are opportunities to engage respectfully with community members and gain insight into island traditions that continue to guide daily life.

A culturally grounded introduction to Lifou&#39;s heritage, traditions, and culinary practices.

Melanesian Encounter

Enjoy a scenic journey fromSantal Bay across the lush landscapes of Lifou to Luecila Beach. The route passes through We, the island&#39;s administrative center, and offers a look at the changing coastal and inland scenery that defines this part of New Caledonia.Arrive at Luecila Beach, known for its soft white sand and clear waters framed by palms. The beach remains largely undeveloped, providing a peaceful setting for relaxation or a gentle stroll along the shore. Take time to appreciate the quiet beauty of the surroundings before returning by motorcoach along the same coastal route.

Relax in the unspoiled beauty of Lifou&#39;s coast and experience its tranquil island atmosphere.

Luecila Beach Break

Begin this cultural and ecological experience with a visit to Oni Wael Park, nestled within the tribal lands of Hnathalo. Explore a preserved forest setting where select native species, such as the coconut crab, New Caledonia flying fox, or Pacific boa, may occasionally be visible in managed enclosures. Guides provide insight into the island&#39;s unique biodiversity and traditional conservation practices.Continue to Lifou&#39;s Maison de la Vanille (Vanilla House), where rows of climbing vanilla vines thrive under carefully regulated shade. Gain a deeper appreciation for the artistry behind vanilla cultivation, including pollination methods and the intricate curing process. Within the curing facility, enjoy the delicate scent of vanilla while learning about sustainable techniques used to achieve Bio Pasifika organic certification. A small on-site boutique offers a selection of vanilla products for purchase.

Gain an authentic perspective on vanilla cultivation and the traditions that sustain local communities.

Aromas of Vanilla & Forest Animals

Explore the cultural traditions of the Siloam community on Lifou with a guided walk through this serene inland village. A local guide introduces the Kanak way of life, offering insight into religious customs through a visit to the Protestant church and nearby cemetery. Stop at a small monument marking the village&#39;s religious heritage.Continue through the village to an ancient well, still preserved as a historical feature, before reaching local beehives, where a brief overview of Lifou&#39;s traditional honey production is shared. The journey concludes with a scenic view overlooking Sandalwood Bay, a tranquil coastal setting ideal for photography. Light refreshments served before returning to port.

A peaceful cultural encounter offering a glimpse of village life, religious heritage, and local honey traditions in Siloam.

Siloam Tribal Life Tour

The vibrant capital of New Caledonia, where French elegance meets South Pacific charm in a stunning blend of soft sand beaches, diverse marine life, and a rich fusion of cultures. Having served as the South Pacific headquarters for the U.S. military during World War II, the main island of New Caledonia, called Grande Terre, has played a prominent role on the world stage. These days, the island&#39;s sunny weather and natural beauty have taken the spotlight. Noumea has a distinctly French flair with fine restaurants and designer boutiques. Off shore are the vast barrier reefs and the largest lagoon complex in the world.

Enjoy superb panoramic views on the way to Montravel. The Church of the Immaculate Conception, built in 1874, is the oldest in New Caledonia. Inside, you will see exquisite stained-glass windows depicting the miracles of Lourdes. Continue back via the bays, and stop at Ouen Toro Hill for panoramic views of picturesque tropical islands and reef-protected waters.&nbsp; Then travel through Anse Vata to the Maritime. Dwelve into the fascinating history of the Pacific Islands on this tour.&nbsp; You will have 45 minutes to explore the museum, home to large displays of archaeological items from the shipwrecks of great navigators as well as maps and ship models. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; This immersive experience will take you through the rich history and breathtaking beauty of New Caledonia. Start your adventure by soaking in the stunning panoramic views as you make your way to Montravel. Marvel at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, a true architectural gem dating back to 1874. Step inside and be captivated by the intricate stained-glass windows that depict the miracles of Lourdes. Next, continue your scenic drive through the picturesque bays, stopping at Ouen Toro Hill. Prepare to be mesmerized by the panoramic views of tropical islands and crystal-clear waters that are protected by vibrant reefs. As you travel through Anse Vata, prepare to embark on a maritime journey at the renowned Maritime Museum. Discover an impressive collection of archaeological items from shipwrecks of great navigators, along with captivating maps and intricate ship models. This is not just an ordinary museum visit - it&#39;s an interactive experience.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of this vibrant city as you explore its charming streets and venture into the picturesque countryside. Immerse yourself in the rich maritime history at the renowned Maritime Museum, where you&#39;ll be amazed by the extensive collection of archaeological artifacts from legendary shipwrecks. This half-day tour promises stunning views, cultural immersion, and an unforgettable experience in Noumea.

Noumea Highlights & Maritime Museum

Discover the Pacific region&rsquo;s rich and varied indigenous culture at the Tjibaou Cultural Centre, a complex of galleries and performance spaces celebrating Kanak life. It is also one of the Oceania&rsquo;s finest examples of modern architecture.&nbsp; The centre&rsquo;s collection of sail-like pavilions was patterned after the traditional huts of the native Kanaks. Designed in the late 1990s by Italian architect Renzo Piano (winner of the 1998 Pritzker prize), and named after Jean-Marie Tjibaou, the assassinated leader of an independence movement who envisioned a place where the artistic and linguistic heritage of the Kanaks would be celebrated. This is Tjibaou&#39;s dream realized.&nbsp; Begin your guided walking tour along the Kanak path, which tells the story of man&#39;s creation through the myths and beliefs of Kanak society. Indigenous medicinal plants line the path and underline the importance of the bond between nature and the Kanak people. There are several gardens representing topics including rebirth, the duality of men and women and the spiritual relationship between the visible and invisible worlds.&nbsp; The exhibits inside the centre&rsquo;s three separate villages reveal the Kanak culture through painting and sculpture. One of the most moving exhibits is devoted to the life and work of Tjibaou.

Discover the Pacific region&rsquo;s rich and varied indigenous culture at the Tjibaou Cultural Center, a complex of galleries and performance spaces that celebrate native life.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Tjibaou Cultural Center

You will depart from the terminal in your guided air-conditioned motor coach and head to the Nouville Peninsula, the location of the first French convict colony in New Caledonia. Arriving at the penitentiary, your guide will take you through the tormented past of the convicts. Discover the little chapel, the administration building, the old bakery, as a museum today. Some of these building have been renovated over the years, but you are still able to gain an appreciation of the history and an insight into the harsh living conditions in New Caledonia in the early 19th century.&nbsp;

Discover the&nbsp; past of the&nbsp; French colons arriving to Noumea by visiting historical sites at Nouville Peninsula.&nbsp; In 1863, New Caledonia followed in the footsteps of Australia as land of penal servitude. France follow the example of the British model.

Penal Colony History of New Caledonia

Enjoy guided commentary travelling by air-conditioned motor coach through the city center. Depart for a scenic drive of Noumea;&nbsp; Lemon bay beach, anse vata, ouen toro look out point. See historical landmarks and colonial buildings before winding through the hills overlooking the beautiful bays and beaches of Noumea. Relax and enjoy French wine with cheese to compliment the vintage at one of Noumea&rsquo;s top restaurant&nbsp;

Discover Noumea&#39;s historical landmarks before winding through the hills overlooking the beautiful bays and beaches of Noumea. Relax and enjoy French wine with cheese at one of Noumea&rsquo;s top restaurant.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Noumea Cheese & Wine

Discover Noumea on this 2-hour walking tour around the city. You will start your journey leaving your cruise ship with our English-speaking guide. Throughout this tour you will be introduced to Noumea historical city center. You will first visit Chinatown, and then your steps will lead you to Coconut Square shadowed by centenary flame trees, Coconut Square is a very popular gathering place for the local people right in the heart of the city. From the Protestant Temple, then the Saint Joseph Cathedral, you will visit Quartier Latin, named after the Quartier Latin in Paris. Pass by one of the French bakeries in Noumea, then Port Moselle where the local market sets. On your way back to the ship, you will pass by Bernheim library, the former courthouse and the new city hall.

Your New Adventure awaits you. Discover Noumea on this 2 hour walking tour of the city.You will encounter the heart of the city, Saint Joseph&#39;s Cathedral, see china town, experience the local markets&nbsp; as well as pass by Berneim Library.

Walking Tour of Noumea

Venture outside the city to discover lush landscapes, rolling green hills and a peaceful nature reserve.&nbsp; Your tour begins with a short drive to Parc Zoologique et Forestier, located in the lush green hills overlooking Noumea. Spot feathered friends, flora and fauna as you take a peaceful guided tour through this 85-acre nature reserve. At an elevation of 548 feet you&rsquo;ll enjoy the changing backdrop of ocean views in the distance as you wander along the well-marked walkways, viewing the ponds, lakes, native shrubs and abundant bird life along the way. &nbsp;Spot a huge variety of wild and domestic animals, like the Roussette (fruit bat), the Notou pigeon, Parakeets and the rare Cagou - a flightless bird and a symbol of New Caledonia.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Spot flora, fauna and feathered friends as you take a guided tour of this relaxing nature reserve featuring ponds, lakes, native shrubs and fascinating bird life, including the rare Cagou Bird.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Forrest Parc & Cagou Encounter

Are we in paradise? You might think so from the look of this self-described forest of araucaria pines lassoed by soft sand and clear seas. In fact, L&#39;Île des Pins is the name of the main island, next to which sits another, Kômoto, and a cluster of islets. Along with Walpole island, 150 miles east, this is part of New Caledonia, and while it may be the furthest flung of France&#39;s territories, they bake a tasty baguette at the boulangerie in the main town, Vao, and the local delicacy is a giant snail. There is a natural pool for swimming and snorkeling, the cave grotto of a local queen to investigate, and a beachfront statue of St Maurice encircled by totem poles serves as a reminder of both indigenous and colonial influences. There also a darker side of the island to uncover at the ruins of the prison that once held hundreds of revolutionaries from the defeated Paris Commune and, later, Algerian rebels, and the graveyard where many were buried.

Stunning landscapes, sparkling waters and tropical weather are just some of the aspects that define the magnificent Bay of Islands. This region of New Zealand is a popular spot for tourists and locals, who are drawn to the incredible scenery of its green and paradisiac coastline.

Venture into the pristine landscapes of Northland with a curated exploration of Puketi State Forest and the Waiomio Glowworm Caves (formerly Kawiti Caves).Begin with a scenic drive to Ngahere Puketi — Puketi Forest, home to majestic Agathis australis, or Kauri trees. These ancient giants, towering over 160 feet (49 meters) with trunk circumferences up to 50 feet (15 meters), stand as timeless guardians of Aotearoa&#39;s natural heritage. A guided walk along elevated boardwalks winds through dense native bush, preserving delicate root systems while offering close encounters with this rare ecosystem. Interpretive panels enrich the journey, revealing the forest&#39;s biodiversity, including native birds, geckos, and long-tailed bats.Continue to the Waiomio Valley for an intimate visit to Te Ana o Waiomio — Waiomio Glowworm Caves, still protected and guided by descendants of the Kawiti Maori family. Enter the subterranean world of limestone caverns, where dramatic stalactites and stalagmites set the stage for a celestial spectacle. Thousands of glowworms (Arachnocampa luminosa) cast an ethereal light across the cave walls, evoking a starlit sky deep beneath the earth&#39;s surface.This refined encounter with Northland&#39;s ecological grandeur and ancestral stewardship offers a rare blend of the colossal and the celestial — from ancient rainforest sentinels to delicate subterranean constellations.

Marvel at millennia-old forest giants and a galaxy of glowworms hidden deep within the land — an enchanting immersion into the elemental spirit of Aotearoa.

Puketi Forest and Waiomio Caves

Embark on a refined maritime journey through the legendary Pewhairangi — Bay of Islands, a region revered for its natural grandeur and cultural heritage. Board a modern catamaran and glide through the pristine waters once charted by Captain James Cook and immortalized in prose by author Zane Grey. Traverse the coastal expanse of the Cape Brett Peninsula to reach Motukokako — Motukokako Island, home to the famed Te Ana o Motukokako, the Hole-in-the-Rock. Weather and sea permitting, the vessel may navigate through this dramatic sea arch, revealing the power of wind and wave etched into stone.Continue to the awe-inspiring Grand Cathedral Cave, a natural cavern carved by the ocean&#39;s force into sheer cliff walls, revered for its acoustics and vast, echoing chambers. The return route winds among the tranquil inner islands, offering vistas of secluded coves and untouched beaches, where schools of dolphins and native seabirds often accompany the voyage.Throughout the experience, expert commentary provides insight into the Bay&#39;s rich maritime history, geological formations, and abundant marine life, creating a compelling connection between the landscape and its stories.

Encounter the untamed elegance of New Zealand&#39;s northern waters — where volcanic cliffs, celestial caves, and playful dolphins define one of the South Pacific&#39;s most iconic seascapes.

A Hole in the Rock Cruise

Experience an immersive cultural journey through the Waitangi River, guided by the Ngapuhi, the largest Maori tribal group in Aotearoa New Zealand. Begin with a traditional Maori powhiri (welcome ceremony), delivered with reverence and ceremony by Ngapuhi elders and warriors. Step aboard a handcrafted 50-foot (15-meter) waka taua — traditional Maori war canoe — and take part in a rare opportunity to engage with living history on the tranquil waters of the river.Depending on the tide, navigate toward the sacred cascades of Haruru Falls, an important spiritual site for the Ngapuhi, or return downstream to the historic shores where Maori rangatira (chiefs) once deliberated the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi — the Treaty of Waitangi, a foundational document in New Zealand&#39;s history.Under the guidance of Ngapuhi navigators, learn the ancestral paddling techniques and chants passed down through generations. Absorb stories woven from myth and memory, passed orally through centuries. Observe native birdlife along the lush estuary banks as the waka glides serenely through the still waters.This intimate encounter offers not only a rare perspective on Maori maritime traditions but also a deeply spiritual connection to the land, the water, and the legacy of New Zealand&#39;s indigenous people.

Paddle through heritage and legend on a journey shaped by warrior spirit, ancestral stories, and the living waters of the Waitangi River.

A Waka Voyage Through Ngapuhi Waters

Embark on a timeless maritime journey aboard the R. Tucker Thompson, a traditional gaff-rigged schooner proudly echoing the tall ships of a bygone era. Crafted in the style of 19th-century trading vessels, this iconic ship offers an exceptional opportunity to sail the storied waters of the Bay of Islands, one of New Zealand&#39;s most pristine maritime destinations.Set sail through azure bays and verdant islets aboard a vessel renowned for both her elegance and her legacy. Guests may participate in the operation of the ship by taking the helm or hoisting the sails under crew guidance, or simply relax on deck, taking in uninterrupted coastal vistas. A stop at a secluded island allows for a stroll along white-sand beaches, a swim in crystal-clear waters, or quiet reflection amidst unspoiled natural beauty.On board, engaging commentary reveals the ship&#39;s unique heritage, stories of the Bay of Islands, and ongoing marine conservation efforts. Operated by a charitable trust, the R. Tucker Thompson also serves as a platform for youth development programs, adding a meaningful layer to this authentic sailing experience.

Sail the Bay of Islands aboard a classic schooner, where hands-on sailing, serene island moments, and maritime storytelling create a refined adventure in one of New Zealand&#39;s most treasured coastal realms.

A Heritage Sail Aboard the R. Tucker Thompson

Depart from the Paihia helipad for an exclusive aerial journey over Northland&#39;s striking coastal landscapes. Glide above the sheltered waters of Whangaroa and Rangaunu Harbours, the golden curve of Coopers Beach, the sweeping expanse of Doubtless Bay, and the iconic Ninety Mile Beach. This flight offers panoramic views of untouched beauty, culminating in a landing at a private airfield approximately 12.4 miles (20 kilometers) from Cape Reinga.Continue by private air-conditioned vehicle to Te Rerenga Wairua — Cape Reinga Lighthouse, where the Tasman Sea meets the Pacific Ocean. Experience the deep spiritual significance of this revered Maori site, considered a departure point for spirits journeying to the ancestral homeland. Visit Tapotupotu Bay, a hidden gem fringed by native bush and golden sands, and the dramatic dunes of Te Paki Stream, where optional sand sledding offers a unique thrill against a spectacular backdrop. A light refreshment will be served in the serenity of Tapotupotu Bay.Return to the air for the second flight leg, tracing a remote and breathtaking coastline over the white silica sands of Parengarenga Harbour and Great Exhibition Bay. Pause at Henderson Bay to enjoy a hosted lunch in the comfort of a private residence, showcasing warm Northland hospitality. Conclude the experience with aerial views of Houhora Harbour, Karikari Peninsula, the Cavalli Islands, and the emerald mosaic of the Bay of Islands.

Experience the spiritual north from above and below — majestic flight paths, sacred lands, white sand beaches, and refined regional cuisine in one seamless and unforgettable journey.

Cape Reinga by Helicopter

New Zealand&#39;s vibrant cosmopolitan, Auckland&#39;s spectacular waterfrontand,the magnificent skylinearean iconic blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Situated astride a narrow, jade-green isthmusbetween the shimmering waters of the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean on two harbors, theWaitemata and Manukau, is Auckland. This vibrant city is a gateway to New Zealand&#39;s natural andcultural treasures: great natural beauty, friendly people, magnificent glacier-studded mountain ranges,sculpted fjords, pristine beaches, lush rainforest, an endless array of sporting activities,and,not-to-be-forgottenplenty of sheep and rolling farmland.?

Step into the prestigious world of international yachting with a hands-on sailing experience aboard an authentic America&#39;s Cup yacht. Begin with a short walk to Auckland&#39;s Viaduct Basin, the historic base of New Zealand&#39;s legendary America&#39;s Cup campaigns. Upon arrival, join a professional sailing crew and board one of the original 1995 challenge yachts crafted for competition in San Diego.Glide into the pristine waters of the Hauraki Gulf and the scenic Waitemata Harbour, an iconic stretch of New Zealand&#39;s maritime identity. Under favorable wind conditions, experience the thrill of sailing at speeds reaching up to 14 miles per hour (22 kilometers per hour). Guests may take the helm, assist with grinding winches, or simply relax on deck, savoring panoramic views of Auckland&#39;s sparkling skyline and surrounding natural beauty.Return to shore refreshed by the sea breeze and the spirit of elite ocean racing. Conclude with a tranquil walk along the harborfront, where camera-worthy moments of sleek yachts and tranquil waters abound.

Feel the rush of elite sailing and the grace of New Zealand&#39;s coastal majesty aboard a world-class racing yacht — where heritage, speed, and the sea converge.

Sailing the America&#39;s Cup Legacy

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Tamaki Makaurau — Auckland — from a privileged aerial perspective. Embark on a helicopter journey that reveals the geographic wonder of this city set between two expansive harbors: the Waitemata Harbour to the north and the Manukau Harbour to the south. Renowned as the “city desired by many”, Auckland captivates from above with its striking isthmus, glistening coastlines, and undulating volcanic terrain.Soar above more than 50 ancient volcanic cones, their now-dormant craters shaping the city&#39;s unique topography. Pass directly over iconic sites such as the Auckland Harbour Bridge and the historic Chelsea Sugar Works, framed by the sparkling waters below. Glide above Eden Park, New Zealand&#39;s premier sporting arena, and trace the contours of Mount Eden and Mount Albert, once fiery peaks now transformed into peaceful parklands.Admire the commanding silhouette of the Sky Tower, the tallest structure in the Southern Hemisphere, rising elegantly above the urban landscape. This extraordinary flight offers an unparalleled view of Auckland&#39;s natural grandeur and architectural splendor — a rare experience that embodies the very essence of luxury travel.

An unforgettable flight over a city sculpted by fire and water, showcasing Auckland&#39;s harbors, volcanoes, and landmarks in a single sweeping arc of scenic elegance.

Aerial Majesty from Coast to Coast

Step into the world of New Zealand&#39;s most iconic sporting legacy with a curated experience at the All Blacks Experience, an interactive showcase honoring one of the most celebrated rugby teams in history. Through immersive storytelling, explore how the sport of rugby has become deeply rooted in the cultural and national identity of New Zealand. Discover the traditions, discipline, and values that have shaped the All Blacks, creating an unparalleled sporting dynasty.Continue with a behind-the-scenes exploration of Eden Park, New Zealand&#39;s National Rugby Stadium and a revered venue in international sport. Tour key areas within this renowned stadium—often inaccessible to the general public—including the players&#39; tunnel, locker rooms, and coaches&#39; briefing room. Gain insight into the preparation and pride that accompany every match played on this hallowed turf, where the All Blacks have maintained a formidable unbeaten streak since 1994.This experience provides a rare opportunity to connect with the spirit, excellence, and cultural significance of New Zealand rugby in a setting that blends storytelling, heritage, and world-class sport.

Celebrate New Zealand&#39;s rugby heritage with a behind-the-scenes look into All Blacks culture and the legendary Eden Park stadium—where passion, pride, and performance define the nation&#39;s sporting soul.

Ultimate All Blacks Experience

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Auckland

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Auckland

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Auckland

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Auckland

Escape to Waiheke Island, an acclaimed haven of viticulture and coastal elegance nestled within the Hauraki Gulf. Begin with a serene ferry crossing from Auckland to Matiatia Bay, where a curated exploration of the island&#39;s northern reaches awaits. Traverse a landscape of rolling vineyards, olive groves, and panoramic vistas stretching toward the Coromandel Peninsula.Commence the experience at Rangihoua Estate, the birthplace of the North Island&#39;s first olive oil. Gain insight into the estate&#39;s artisanal production methods and sample a portfolio of award-winning oils, from the Greek-inspired Koroneiki to the bold Waiheke Blend, recognized globally for its excellence. Enhance the tasting with local honey and herb spreads.Continue to Stonyridge Vineyard, an iconic producer of Bordeaux-style blends. Discover varietals such as Pilgrim (Syrah, Mourvèdre, Grenache), Luna Negra (Malbec), and the revered Larose, among New Zealand&#39;s most celebrated cult wines.Conclude at Mudbrick Vineyard, where manicured gardens and stone architecture create a refined Tuscan ambience. Savor a two-course lunch in the estate&#39;s formal dining room, accompanied by a tasting of Viognier, Chardonnay, Syrah, and other varietals. Panoramic views across Waitemata Harbour to Auckland provide a spectacular backdrop.This immersive journey through Waiheke Island&#39;s epicurean treasures promises a harmonious blend of culture, flavor, and coastal charm.

An indulgent escape to Waiheke, featuring vineyard tastings, award-winning olive oils, and a gourmet lunch set against the island&#39;s most iconic vistas.

Flavors of Waiheke: Wine, Olives & Scenic Elegance

Venture inland through the rolling hills of the Waikato region to uncover one of New Zealand&#39;s most captivating natural wonders — the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. These ancient limestone caverns, sculpted by water over millions of years, offer an ethereal subterranean experience. Guided through this cathedral-like system, view delicate stalactites and stalagmites formed in near silence, and enter a darkened grotto where thousands of Arachnocampa luminosa, or glowworms, shimmer like starlight overhead. Their bioluminescent glow creates a surreal ambiance, lighting the cavern ceilings in a spectacle found nowhere else on earth.Following the cave experience, journey to Crosshills Farm, a serene estate nestled within the countryside. Enjoy a seasonal lunch served amidst expansive gardens, where manicured lawns and native flora provide an atmosphere of tranquility and rural charm. The setting, both refined and relaxed, showcases New Zealand&#39;s pastoral beauty alongside warm local hospitality.This tour combines the marvel of natural underground artistry with a tranquil, farm-to-table dining experience — an unforgettable immersion into the heart of Aotearoa&#39;s land and legend.

Discover the subterranean magic of the Waitomo Glowworm Caves and savor a gourmet farm lunch surrounded by the verdant charm of New Zealand&#39;s rural countryside.

Waitomo Caves & Countryside Indulgence

Nestled on the Pacific coastline of New Zealand&#39;s North Island is charming Napier, a town with much to boast about. Napier is known for producing wool, growing fruit, cultivating grapes and making wine. The city abounds in art deco splendor with iconic landmarks, rivaled only by the surrounding natural beauty of Hawke&#39;s Bay. A highlight of the region is wild and wonderful Cape Kidnappers, known for its gannet colony, considered to be one of only two such mainland colonies in the world.

Napier, a remarkable city, transformed into the global Art Deco capital after enduring a devastating earthquake in 1931. The catastrophe led to the city&#39;s reconstruction, with over one hundred new buildings constructed between 1931 and 1933. Today, this legacy is a stunning 'time warp' back to the fantastic and fashionable Art Deco era. Arriving in Napier, take a guided tour of the city&#39;s most well-known and photographed streets before arriving at the beautiful art deco National Distillery Company, the former National Tobacco building, a jewel in the architectural crown of this seaside town on the East Coast. Start exploring and tasting the fabulous award-winning gin while learning about the distilling process as guides reveal some of the secrets and meticulous techniques that turn first-class raw ingredients into liquid art. Uncover the captivating stories behind the different gins, from the origins of botanicals to the inspiration behind the recipes, as you step back in time and revel in the glitz and glamour of the Great Gatsby era.

Napier, now the global Art Deco capital, emerged after a terrible 1931 earthquake. Over 100 new buildings were constructed in the Art Deco style between 1931 and 1933. Take a guided tour past the most famous streets, concluding at the Art Deco National Distillery Company in the former National Tobacco building. Explore and savor award-winning gin while guides unveil the distilling process secrets. Immerse yourself in stories behind the gins, from botanical origins to recipe inspiration, reliving the glamour of the Great Gatsby era.

Art Deco & Distillery Tour

Your exciting overland trip in a comfortable 4WD vehicle starts right from the ship&#39;s side. Watch the stunning coastal scenery unfold as you journey towards Te Awanga and the striking cliffs of Cape Kidnappers, an extraordinary sandstone headland in Hawke&#39;s Bay named by Captain Cook. The Cape is home to the largest and most accessible gannet colony in the world, including both Saddle and Black Reef gannet colonies. Arriving at the privately owned Hill Farm, enjoy a ride over the rugged coastal farmland. &nbsp;Cross river beds, rolling pastures, steep gullies, and jaw-dropping inclines while your guide shares insights about the sprawling 4,500-acre farm. It&#39;s home to over 8,000 sheep breeding cattle and has a unique 18-hole international golf course. Arriving at the gannet colony, you&#39;ll see up to 25,000 gannets at close distance. Marvel at their six-and-a-half-foot wingspan and observe them swooping, diving, and feeding their young chicks. Gannets are quirky birds with interesting eye markings, unusual nest styles, and a fascinating courtship dance.&nbsp; Take in the breathtaking views from the clifftops, some 330-foot high; you can see from Hawke&#39;s Bay to the Mahia Peninsula. With this gorgeous natural setting as a backdrop, indulge in a delicious home-baked afternoon tea to cap off your trip. Return to Napier and your ship, passing along the tree-lined Marine Parade, an iconic seafront with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean on one side and Art Deco buildings on the other.

Experience an exhilarating 4WD journey to Cape Kidnappers, a sandstone headland in Hawke&#39;s Bay, passing through stunning coastal scenery. Ride through rugged farmland, rolling pastures, and steep gullies home to over 8,000 sheep and cattle to access the world&#39;s largest gannet colony, where you can marvel at their aerial displays and quirky behaviors from close quarters. Enjoy a clifftop view from Hawke&#39;s Bay to Mahia Peninsula before relishing a delightful home-baked afternoon tea in a fabulous setting. Return to Napier via the iconic tree-lined Marine Parade seafront.

Gannet Safari

Leaving the pier, start your scenic drive through downtown Napier, which can be considered an open-air Art Deco museum full of restored Art Deco buildings. Every year in February, an Art Deco Festival is held in the city to celebrate its 1930s heritage. Continue your drive through the picturesque countryside of the Heretaunga Plains, an area that has become well known for its production of high quality wines. The gravel soils, unique climatic conditions, and local winemakers&#39; expertise combine in an alchemy that produces high-quality wines. &nbsp; After a half-hour journey, you will arrive at Abbey Cellars, a single-estate family owned vineyard. &nbsp;The Abbey Cellars winery building is rather impressive in its own right, a unique interpretation of a Gothic abbey, with stunning views over the vines. Abbey Cellars produces delicious deep and rich reds with smooth tannins and Bordeaux-style red blends, including the winery&#39;s renowned Cabernet and Merlot, barrelled in 100 percent oak. There will be a tasting of a selection of fine vintages.&nbsp; Continue onwards with a half-hour transfer to the award-winning Church Road winery. Starting in 1897, Church Road has been at the forefront of Hawke&rsquo;s Bay winemaking for well over a century. Enjoy a private tasting of exceptional wines within the atmospheric surroundings of our underground museum of historic wine vats and cellars; a must for any wine enthusiast. &nbsp; Having savored a treat for the palate, enjoy a treat for the eyes as you return to your ship along the picturesque coast.

Start your scenic drive through Napier, taking in its all of its Art Deco charms, then cross the Heretaunga Plains to arrive at Abbey Cellars, a well-known, single-estate, family owned vineyard. Indulge in their renowned reds, including Cabernet and Merlot, all aged in 100% oak. Next, a brief journey takes you to Church Road, a winemaking pioneer since 1897. Dive into their exceptional wines in their atmospheric underground museum&mdash;an unforgettable wine enthusiast&#39;s escapade.

Napier Valley Winery Tour

Your cycling experience starts with a short scenic drive from the port and a commentary on Napier&#39;s fascinating Art Deco history.&nbsp; Upon arrival at your starting destination, the magnificent Cape Kidnappers, you will receive a safety briefing and an explanation of how to use the e-bikes. Then, it&#39;s time to cycle along the dedicated cycling pathways, a ride of about 12 miles from start to finish, with plenty of stops for commentary and photos. The E-bikes assist with pedaling, making it suitable for any rider with a moderate fitness level. Following the shoreline, enjoy spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and Hawkes Bay. Then, follow the limestone cycle trail along the Tuki Tuki River to the coastal community of Haumoana. The vistas are breathtaking as you cycle along the raised stop-bank trail, looking out over orchards, vineyards, and farmlands.&nbsp; Continue on a leisurely ride along its picturesque banks towards Havelock North, your food and wine stop &ndash; the trails take you right to the cellar door of one of the top Hawke&#39;s Bay wineries, Craggy Range. It&#39;s a family-owned, award-winning winery situated in the shadow of the spectacular Te Mata Peak in the premium wine-growing area of Hawke&rsquo;s Bay. Enjoy a fabulous wine-tasting accompanied by a seasonal platter before returning to your ship by motor coach.

Set off on a 12-mile E-Bike tour, riding amidst the stunning scenery of the Pacific Ocean and Hawke&#39;s Bay along flat and gentle trails through stunning farmland and picturesque coastal trails. On reaching the outskirts of Havelock North, head towards your food and wine stop at the award-winning Craggy Range winery. Your tasting concluded; return to your ship by coach.&nbsp;

E-Bike Cycling & Winery

Your New Zealand farm adventure in picturesque Hawke&#39;s Bay starts with a scenic drive from Napier to Tuki Tuki Goat Farm, passing through Havelock and some incredible scenic landscapes. After meeting your hosts, meet and pet some of their goats as you hear about dairy goat farming and the move to sustainable, innovative farming practices; you can also taste some of the goat&#39;s milk straight from the vat. &nbsp;This is also a sheep farm, and the tour continues to the shearing shed. Enjoy a light morning tea while watching a sheep shearing demonstration and learn about the incredible natural fiber that is wool. You&#39;ll then witness a demonstration of the excellent skills of a working farm dog. After a scenic drive through the Tukituki Valley, sit down to a delicious and locally sourced lunch beside the sea hosted by Kerry, a retired shearer.&nbsp; Traveling back to Napier via the coast, take in views of the ship and hear more about the local industries that make the Hawke&#39;s Bay region so unique.

Take a scenic drive from Napier to Tuki Tuki Goat Farm in beautiful Hawke&#39;s Bay. Meet your hosts, and have fun petting goats before exploring the sheep farm and witnessing a shearing demonstration and a demonstration of the farm dog&#39;s skills. This will be followed by a locally sourced lunch by the sea. Take a coastal route back to Napier, soaking in views and learning about the unique local industries of Hawke&#39;s Bay.

Napier Family Farm Tour

Arrive in Wellington and its ambitious spirit is clear to see in the skyline of shiny towers. Yet New Zealand&#39;s capital is a friendly place with an independent air, where just wandering around the streets is a pleasure, stopping for a great coffee or a glass of locally brewed craft beer. You can delve a little deeper into New Zealand&#39;s culture and history at the national museum, Te Papa Tongeriwa, on the waterfront, with stories and objects from pre-colonial days. In fact, at Zealandia, you can travel even further back in time – this urban eco-sanctuary is attempting to restore nature to its pre-human state. Movie fans won&#39;t want to miss a tour of the Weta Workshop, the film effects company that worked on The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit among other blockbusters. But find time, too, for a ride on the cable car to the Kelburn Lookout for a spectacular overview.

Experience Melbourne, Australia&#39;s cosmopolitan cultural hub, where a labyrinth of laneways, world-class dining, vibrant street art, and a thriving arts scene meld together in a city that captivates the senses. Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria - and a global capital of trend-setting cool. Dynamic, sporty and arty, it still maintains an air of old-world grace with spacious tree-lined boulevards and expansive parks. The prosperous lifestyle of its people is both cosmopolitan and sophisticated. The heritage of more than 100 different cultures has contributed to Melbourne&#39;s richly international character - exemplified by its range of 15,000 dining venues offering more than 50 different kinds of cuisine.

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Park Hyatt Melbourne rises beside St. Patrick Cathedral and Fitzroy Gardens, offering refined luxury within Melbourne vibrant city centre. Surrounded by heritage and contemporary architecture, this urban sanctuary features spacious suites, bespoke service, a serene spa, and elegant dining venues—perfectly situated for exploring the Royal Exhibition Building, Federation Square, and Melbourne rich cultural precincts.

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