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Waiheke Island Vineyard Tour with Lunch & Three Wine Tastings
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Delight in breathtaking landscapes as you explore three top-notch vineyards on the pristine Waiheke Island, just a short ferry ride from Auckland. Enjoy insightful commentary from your local guide, sample award-winning Waiheke wines and savour mouthwatering dishes at a scenic restaurant, offering breathtaking views of the ocean. Relax in a modern vehicle as you’re chauffeured around the island, learning about the region’s history and world-famous wines.
Inclusions
- Valid for one adult (18+)
- Three wine tastings
- Lunch at Three Seven Two or Batch Winery with a glass of wine
- Available every day: Departs 10.40am; returns 4pm (approximately)
Sample Tour Highlights:
- 10.40am: Your guide will meet you on arrival to Waiheke Island
- 11am: Wine tasting at Cable Bay Vineyards, exploring a variety of local and Marlborough-produced, handpicked and harvested award-winning wines
- 12pm: Enjoy a set menu lunch at Three Seven Two or Batch Winery with a glass of wine
- 2pm: Wine tasting at Stoneridge Vineyard, nestled in a shimmering valley of olive trees, colourful vines and the aromas of southern France
- 3pm: Wine tasting at Mudbrick Vineyard, an idyllic setting with spectacular sea views across to Auckland
- 3.45pm: Tour concludes at Matiatia Wharf
*Itinerary is subject change depending on seasonal vineyard availability, weather and road conditions
Overview
Duration: 5 hours
Printed, Mixed and Digital vouchers accepted
Language: English (New Zealand)
From$260/person
Includes taxes & fees
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