Auckland Domain is the city’s oldest and most beautiful park, set around an ancient volcanic crater. It features the iconic War Memorial Museum, lush gardens, native trees, and scenic walking paths. Ideal for relaxing or exploring, it’s a must-see destination for nature and history lovers alike. Join our guided tour to uncover the park’s rich cultural and geological story—all taken care of for you.

North Head, nestled in the charming suburb of Devonport, Auckland, offers one of the most iconic and breathtaking views in the city. Perched atop a volcanic cone, this historic landmark serves as a natural fortress with sweeping panoramas of the sparkling Waitematā Harbour, the Auckland skyline, and the surrounding islands, including the serene Rangitoto Island. Once an active military site, North Head is rich in history, with remnants of coastal defense batteries, tunnels, and artillery emplacements waiting to be explored. The well-preserved structures give visitors a fascinating glimpse into New Zealand’s wartime past. But beyond its historical significance, North Head is also a nature lover's paradise. The lush greenery, rugged coastline, and tranquil walking paths make it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike, whether you're keen to enjoy a picnic, go for a hike, or simply take in the view.