Top Tauranga Travel & Transportation Services

Take a walk around Tauranga and see the city’s landmarks and attractions on this self-guided audio tour. Instead of getting crammed  into a stifling hot tour bus or waiting for other travellers, stroll along the waterfront at your own pace while learning about the history of local iwi (Māori tribe) Te Arawa, then visit significant sites like the Strand, The Elms Mission House and the old cannon at Monmouth Redoubt.

The focus of this historical and cultural self-guided audio tour is the tales and myths that surround Mount Maunganui, also known as The Mount. This includes the arrival of the Maori in New Zealand at this spot aboard the Arawa Canoe. Wander along white sand beaches and scale Mauao if you so choose, all while listening to the stories of the natives’ past. Learn about the local tribes, the battles that took place between the Maori and the European settlers, and the lore that brings the mountain to life. You will also receive a map detailing the area of your tour.

These delightful bikes offer you the freedom to ride, to exercise, to move. Feel the wind and sun on your face with your little ones seated safely in front and behind you. What better way to cruise the streets on your summer holiday. Go to our website to read about our unique child carrying bicycles 'The Chariot' and their easy to ride counterparts 'The Cruiser'. Kids or no kids, or even riding with your little pooch - we have a bicycle for you! Visit us at the Mount Maunganui Main Beach on our specified trading days, or make contact to enquire about full day hire.

This tour takes you on an awesome discovery of the hidden secrets and stunning scenery of this beautiful region ... The Bay of Plenty. One hours drive from Tauranga is Rotorua City, New Zealand's number one tourist destination. The heartland of our geothermal activity and Maori culture. Generations of volcanic activity, eruptions and upheaval have created Rotorua's unique landscape. What you will see on your Rotorua tour today - boiling mud, hot water pools, steam vents and the awesome geothermal activity of Kuirau Park. We visit the Blue & Green Lakes, take a short walk through the towering 120-year-old Redwood Forest. A visit to a Maori Marae and explore downtown Rotorua lakefront and highlights. We take a different route back to port, exploring Tauranga City before returning you to your waiting ship

Redwoods Canopy Walk. World's Longest Living Tree Walk, 700 meters. 28 bridges.27 platforms. A majestic and magical adventure, the Redwoods Treewalk experience is truly a walk to remember. Suspended high above the forest floor, encounter 75-meter tall giant redwoods as you walk eco-suspended bridges & platforms. Te Puia Geysers, 2 hour Tour: Heartland of Rotorua's geothermal activity & Maori culture. See and experience 'Pohutu' geyser the largest active geyser in the Southern Hemisphere in action rumbling away as it erupts boiling water and steam up to 100 feet. An awesome sight. See & smell boiling mud pools, hot water pools, steam vents, a steaming volcanic landscape.