
easy
5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour involves mostly seated travel and light walking at stops.
Explore Hawke's Bay’s fertile plains through a private artisanal tour featuring honey tastings, orchard visits, and local fruit delights. Experience New Zealand’s authentic food culture with expert guides in an intimate setting.
Experience the very best of Hawke's Bay
Embark on a unique journey through Hawke's Bay's artisanal treasures with a local expert. Experience private tastings at Arataki Honey and Te Mata Figs, savoring delicious platters and seasonal fruits. This intimate tour connects you with passionate producers, offering a memorable taste of the region's finest creations.
Embark on a unique journey through Hawke's Bay's artisanal treasures with a local expert. Experience private tastings at Arataki Honey and Te Mata Figs, savoring delicious platters and seasonal fruits. This intimate tour connects you with passionate producers, offering a memorable taste of the region's finest creations.
Tours often sell out due to small group sizes; reserve ahead to secure a private experience.
Hawke's Bay weather can be changeable; dress in layers including a waterproof jacket for comfort.
Communicate any allergies or restrictions beforehand to ensure your platter and tastings accommodate you.
You'll encounter many photo-worthy moments on this producers' tour; bring fully charged devices or use onboard charging.
Hawke's Bay’s Heretaunga Plains have been cultivated for agriculture since Maori settlement and later European colonization, making the region a cornerstone of New Zealand’s food production.
Local producers emphasize sustainable farming and beekeeping practices, supporting pollinator health and minimizing environmental impact.
Light walking on orchards and at tasting venues requires comfortable footwear.
Hawke's Bay weather shifts; dressing in layers keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
all specific
Stay hydrated during the tour, even with refreshments provided.
all specific
Use sunscreen and wear a hat to protect against strong sun during outdoor stops in spring.
spring specific