Walking a coastal Auckland section of the Te Araroa Trail with beach, sand and rocks, a person is walking near the shoreline, calm blue water, and a partly cloudy sky.

Auckland Coast to Coast Tour

Discover Auckland from coast to coast on a small-group journey combining scenic walks, volcanic summits, two harbours and local stories — with comfortable minibus travel connecting the best parts of the city.

Duration: Approx. 7 hours
Group: Max 11
Walking: Moderate – approx. 6.5 km across four walks
Pickup: Auckland options available
Price: $340 pp
Minimum: 4 guests

Why you'll love it

  • Experience Auckland from the Waitematā to the Manukau Harbour

  • Enjoy four short coastal and volcanic walks

  • Walk to the summits of Maungawhau / Mount Eden and Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill

  • Discover Auckland's volcanic landscape, Maori/early European history and local stories

  • Travel through the Viaduct, historic Parnell and Auckland Domain

  • Explore Auckland with a guide who has walked the 3,000 km Te Araroa Trail

Your day

North Shore coast
Start with a 1.6 km coastal walk and complimentary morning tea before crossing the iconic Auckland Harbour Bridge.

Auckland's city story
Travel through the Viaduct, Auckland University and historic Parnell to the Auckland Domain and Museum.

Maungawhau / Mount Eden
Walk to the summit for outstanding views across the Waitematā Harbour, CBD and Auckland's volcanic landscape.

Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill
Walk to the summit for a completely different perspective across suburban Auckland and the Manukau Harbour, followed by complimentary lunch.

Historic Māngere Bridge
Finish with a 2.2 km coastal walk across the historic bridge and upper Manukau Harbour, completing your Auckland Coast to Coast journey.

Who is this tour for?

Ideal for active couples, solo travellers, mature travellers and small groups who enjoy walking, scenery, history and discovering a city beyond the usual sightseeing stops. Moderate fitness and suitable walking shoes are recommended.

Ready to discover the story behind New Zealand rugby?