moderate
6–7 hours
Suitable for most adults with average fitness; expect walking on uneven forest trails in low light.
Embark on a unique evening adventure near Auckland, starting with a riverside dinner and culminating in a rare guided night walk to see wild Kiwi birds in predator-free Tāwharanui Regional Park. Discover New Zealand’s most iconic bird up close in its natural habitat.
Ages 3+ • 6.5 hours • Great for couples and friends • Minimum 2 people
Embark on a unique evening adventure in New Zealand, starting with a delightful 3-course dinner by the Matakana River. Then, guided by an expert, explore the predator-free Tāwharanui Regional Park on a night walk to witness Kiwi birds in their natural habitat, blending nature and culture for an unforgettable experience.
6 Hours
Explore Auckland through this thrilling Four Wheel Driving Experience.
This exclusive tour in our luxury 4x4 Ford Raptor is an off the beaten Track Journey that will allow you to live like a local Aucklander.
We will show you all the safety measures for off roading, including tyre deflation procedures, using gears, rescue equipment and much more.
Your tour guide will also familiarise you with our native land, flora & fauna in the local area
Experience a traditional Kiwi picnic lunch served away from civilization in a remote spot and learn about the culture of sharing Kai (food)
To protect Kiwi birds’ sensitive eyes, always use red-lensed torches provided on the tour during the night walk.
The night walk involves uneven terrain; sturdy walking shoes will keep you steady and comfortable.
Maintain silence during the night walk to avoid startling the Kiwi and increase your chances of sightings.
This private tour requires a minimum of two participants and limited availability; book early to secure your spot.
Tāwharanui Regional Park was established as a scenic reserve in 1974 and transformed into a predator-free sanctuary in 2010 to protect native species like the Kiwi.
The tour supports New Zealand’s conservation efforts by operating within a predator-free sanctuary that safeguards native wildlife and educates visitors on sustainable practices.
Helpful for navigating uneven night trails safely.
Evening temperatures can drop, layering keeps you comfortable during night walks.
fall specific
Useful for unpredictable weather in spring while outdoors.
spring specific
Ideal for capturing the elusive Kiwi and nighttime forest ambiance.