



by Explore Group Limited
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$390This full-day tour from Paihia lasts about 10 to 11 hours and covers key locations in New Zealand’s Far North. The trip begins in Paihia before traveling to a seaside township for a 20-minute morning tea break with coastal views. The tour continues to Kā Uri, a workshop owned by Ngāti Kuri, where visitors spend 20 minutes learning about kauri wood products made from trees dated over 45,000 years old. Next, the tour heads to Cape Reinga Lighthouse at the northernmost point of New Zealand. Visitors have 30 minutes to see where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean meet and to learn about the area's cultural significance. After this, the tour travels along 90 Mile Beach (also known as Te Oneroa-a-Tohe) in a specially built 4x4 coach for about 15 minutes. When conditions allow, there is an opportunity to sand board on the nearby Te Paki Sand Dunes, with sandboards provided; a change of clothes is recommended for this activity. A fresh prepared lunch is included during the day. Local driver guides provide full commentary throughout the tour, sharing information about the history and culture of the Far North. The order of stops may vary depending on tidal conditions.
Cape Reinga Lighthouse
The tour stops for about 30 minutes at Cape Reinga Lighthouse at New Zealand’s northern tip. Visitors can see where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean meet and learn about the cultural significance of the location.
30 min
90 Mile Beach Drive
Travelers spend approximately 15 minutes riding along 90 Mile Beach in a specially built 4x4 coach, experiencing the coastal landscape from a unique vehicle.
15 min
Kā Uri Kauri Workshop
A 20-minute visit to Kā Uri, a workshop owned and operated by Ngāti Kuri. The site focuses on producing kauri wood products from trees that have been radio carbon-dated to be over 45,000 years old.
20 min
Seaside Township Morning Tea
The group stops for 20 minutes to have morning tea in a coastal township, providing a break with scenic seaside views.
20 min




by Explore Group Limited
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$390This full-day tour from Paihia lasts about 10 to 11 hours and covers key locations in New Zealand’s Far North. The trip begins in Paihia before traveling to a seaside township for a 20-minute morning tea break with coastal views. The tour continues to Kā Uri, a workshop owned by Ngāti Kuri, where visitors spend 20 minutes learning about kauri wood products made from trees dated over 45,000 years old. Next, the tour heads to Cape Reinga Lighthouse at the northernmost point of New Zealand. Visitors have 30 minutes to see where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean meet and to learn about the area's cultural significance. After this, the tour travels along 90 Mile Beach (also known as Te Oneroa-a-Tohe) in a specially built 4x4 coach for about 15 minutes. When conditions allow, there is an opportunity to sand board on the nearby Te Paki Sand Dunes, with sandboards provided; a change of clothes is recommended for this activity. A fresh prepared lunch is included during the day. Local driver guides provide full commentary throughout the tour, sharing information about the history and culture of the Far North. The order of stops may vary depending on tidal conditions.
Cape Reinga Lighthouse
The tour stops for about 30 minutes at Cape Reinga Lighthouse at New Zealand’s northern tip. Visitors can see where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean meet and learn about the cultural significance of the location.
30 min
90 Mile Beach Drive
Travelers spend approximately 15 minutes riding along 90 Mile Beach in a specially built 4x4 coach, experiencing the coastal landscape from a unique vehicle.
15 min
Kā Uri Kauri Workshop
A 20-minute visit to Kā Uri, a workshop owned and operated by Ngāti Kuri. The site focuses on producing kauri wood products from trees that have been radio carbon-dated to be over 45,000 years old.
20 min
Seaside Township Morning Tea
The group stops for 20 minutes to have morning tea in a coastal township, providing a break with scenic seaside views.
20 min