

by Aucky Walky Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.NZ$238This small-group walking tour in Auckland lasts about three hours and covers three to four kilometers, including some uphill sections and stairs. The tour starts at Queens Arcade on Queen Street in downtown Auckland, approximately a ten-minute walk from the cruise ship port and waterfront. Groups have a maximum of ten participants, with a minimum booking of two people required. The tour begins on Queen Street, Auckland's main street, where participants spend about ten minutes. It then continues to Albert Park, the city's highest point, where visitors spend around fifteen minutes exploring and can see historic air raid shelters. Next, the tour stops at Auckland Town Hall in the theatre district for five minutes, followed by a ten-minute visit to Auckland Art Gallery, known for its award-winning architecture and art collections. The walk proceeds through Queens Arcade, a heritage shopping mall featuring local retailers offering premium merino fashion and New Zealand art, where the group spends ten minutes. After Queens Arcade, the tour continues to Britomart, an area known for fashion and dining options, with a fifteen-minute stop. The tour ends at the Ferry Building, where ferries depart to nearby islands, with a fifteen-minute visit. During the tour, participants receive refreshments such as barista coffee, tea, or a cold drink, along with a local tasting treat. A curated list of recommended places to eat, shop, and visit is provided by the guide. The route includes walking and a short bus ride. The tour is suitable for children aged ten and older and requires a light to moderate level of fitness. Transportation to and from the tour start point, including hotel pickup and drop-off, is not included. Tours operate rain or shine.
Queen Street
The tour begins on Queen Street, known as Auckland's 'golden mile' and the city's main street.
10 min
Albert Park
This stop covers Albert Park, Auckland's highest point, which features historic air raid shelters and a park setting.
15 min
Auckland Town Hall
Located in the theatre precinct, Auckland Town Hall is a well-known landmark and the home of the city's orchestra.
5 min
Auckland Art Gallery
The group visits the Auckland Art Gallery, noted for its award-winning architecture and collection of local art.
10 min
Queens Arcade
Participants stroll through Queens Arcade, a heritage shopping mall with local retailers offering merino fashion and New Zealand art.
10 min
Britomart
The tour continues to Britomart, the center for style, fashion, and New Zealand food, highlighting popular dining spots.
15 min
Ferry Building
The final stop is the Ferry Building, where visitors learn about ferry services to nearby resort islands.
15 min
Queens Arcade mall, 34-40 Queen Street, central Auckland Look for guide at the Queen St entrance with an Aucky Walky sign and bag.


by Aucky Walky Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.NZ$238This small-group walking tour in Auckland lasts about three hours and covers three to four kilometers, including some uphill sections and stairs. The tour starts at Queens Arcade on Queen Street in downtown Auckland, approximately a ten-minute walk from the cruise ship port and waterfront. Groups have a maximum of ten participants, with a minimum booking of two people required. The tour begins on Queen Street, Auckland's main street, where participants spend about ten minutes. It then continues to Albert Park, the city's highest point, where visitors spend around fifteen minutes exploring and can see historic air raid shelters. Next, the tour stops at Auckland Town Hall in the theatre district for five minutes, followed by a ten-minute visit to Auckland Art Gallery, known for its award-winning architecture and art collections. The walk proceeds through Queens Arcade, a heritage shopping mall featuring local retailers offering premium merino fashion and New Zealand art, where the group spends ten minutes. After Queens Arcade, the tour continues to Britomart, an area known for fashion and dining options, with a fifteen-minute stop. The tour ends at the Ferry Building, where ferries depart to nearby islands, with a fifteen-minute visit. During the tour, participants receive refreshments such as barista coffee, tea, or a cold drink, along with a local tasting treat. A curated list of recommended places to eat, shop, and visit is provided by the guide. The route includes walking and a short bus ride. The tour is suitable for children aged ten and older and requires a light to moderate level of fitness. Transportation to and from the tour start point, including hotel pickup and drop-off, is not included. Tours operate rain or shine.
Queen Street
The tour begins on Queen Street, known as Auckland's 'golden mile' and the city's main street.
10 min
Albert Park
This stop covers Albert Park, Auckland's highest point, which features historic air raid shelters and a park setting.
15 min
Auckland Town Hall
Located in the theatre precinct, Auckland Town Hall is a well-known landmark and the home of the city's orchestra.
5 min
Auckland Art Gallery
The group visits the Auckland Art Gallery, noted for its award-winning architecture and collection of local art.
10 min
Queens Arcade
Participants stroll through Queens Arcade, a heritage shopping mall with local retailers offering merino fashion and New Zealand art.
10 min
Britomart
The tour continues to Britomart, the center for style, fashion, and New Zealand food, highlighting popular dining spots.
15 min
Ferry Building
The final stop is the Ferry Building, where visitors learn about ferry services to nearby resort islands.
15 min
Queens Arcade mall, 34-40 Queen Street, central Auckland Look for guide at the Queen St entrance with an Aucky Walky sign and bag.