Auckland , affectionately known as the "City of Sails" is located on a unique narrow strip of land rich in Natural, Maori and European history.

Flanked by both the west and eastern coastal shorelines with only 800 meters between them at the narrowest point.  Highlights include 360 degree views from Mount Eden (one of 49 volcanic cones in the area), a visit to the Auckland War Memorial Museum** and a coach tour with commentary that includes central business district, university, urban beaches, the Harbour Bridge and popular dining and shopping villages. Continue your tour with a cruise on the Waitemata harbour aboard the Fullers Coffee Cruise before transferring to the Sky tower completing your sightseeing of Auckland by land, sea and air.

HIGHLIGHTS:

• QUEEN STREET:
  The city's central business and shopping area.
• UNIVERSITY:
  Located amongst historic buildings, one of them an early NZ Government house.
• HARBOUR BRIDGE:
  Views of the harbour and yacht marinas.
• MT EDEN:
  Travel to the summit of this dormant volcano, once home to an ancient Maori tribe. Superb 360-degree views.
• DOMAIN PARK AND GARDENS:
  A picturesque park and lakes laid out on a large extinct volcanic crater.
• AUCKLAND WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM:
  Spend time experiencing this unique tribute to New Zealand's natural, Maori, and European history. A donation is requested on entry of $5 per person, please pay direct. A recommended alternative within a short walking distance is 'The Winter Garden' Pavilion. See rare indoor plants and a spectacular fern display.
• PARNELL VILLAGE:
  Drive slowly past delightful colonial-style shops and arcades.
• PARITAI DRIVE:
  Homes of the wealthy with impressive views.
• TAMAKI WATERFRONT:
  Drive along the edge of the Waitemata Harbour lined with Pohutakawa trees.
• FULLERS HARBOUR CRUISE:
  Join this popular service exploring the city's Waitemata Harbour. See famous landmarks including Rangitoto Island, Devonport, the Harbour Bridge, Westhaven Marina and the activities around the port. Between October 2002 and March 2003, Auckland was the home for the international yachting teams challenging New Zealand for the America's Cup. Opportunities abound through this period to experience the atmosphere of this world-famous sailing event. Tea, coffee and cookies included.
• SKY TOWER:
  Auckland's latest landmark, extensive views of the city and both east and west coasts. At 328m tall, the Sky Tower is by far the tallest building in New Zealand. Visit includes audio-visual displays detailing the history of Auckland. Note: The tour finishes at the Sky Tower.

** A $5pp donation is requested on entry to the Museum.