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Explore Wellington’s Eastern & Southern Suburbs on a 2-Hour Scenic Drive - Wellington

Explore Wellington’s Eastern & Southern Suburbs on a 2-Hour Scenic Drive

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required as the trip is primarily a vehicle tour with brief walks.

Overview

Discover Wellington’s most captivating coastal and urban highlights on a private 2-hour scenic drive. From the iconic Mt Victoria Lookout to the poignant Wahine Monument, experience the city’s natural beauty and history in a compact, guided tour.

Waikanae, Wellington Region

2 Hour Wellington Scenic Drive Tour

All ages • 2 hours • Short on time and only in Wellington for a day

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About This Adventure

Embark on a private 2-hour scenic drive through the stunning Eastern and Southern Suburbs. Discover the breathtaking highlights of Oriental Bay, Mt Victoria, Miramar Peninsula, and the Southern Bays, all while enjoying personalized guidance that brings the beauty and charm of the area to life.

Embark on a private 2-hour scenic drive through the stunning Eastern and Southern Suburbs. Discover the breathtaking highlights of Oriental Bay, Mt Victoria, Miramar Peninsula, and the Southern Bays, all while enjoying personalized guidance that brings the beauty and charm of the area to life.

Adventure Tips

Bring a Light Jacket

Wellington’s weather is changeable; a light jacket will keep you comfortable during coastal stops.

Charge Your Camera

With so many picturesque viewpoints like Mt Victoria, make sure your camera or phone is ready for photos.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

Though mostly a drive, some short walks at stops require comfortable footwear.

Check Weather Forecast

Tours can be affected by weather; plan to dress in layers and confirm before you go.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Keep an eye out for playful dolphins in Wellington’s harbor waters.
  • Spot native tuatara reptiles in protected coastal reserves nearby.

History

Wellington was officially established as New Zealand’s capital in 1865, evolving from a rugged port town to a cultural hub.

Conservation

Efforts in the region focus on preserving coastal habitats and reducing urban impact on native wildlife species.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Camera or Smartphone

Essential

Capture stunning panoramic views and historic sites throughout the tour.

Light Waterproof Jacket

Essential

Wellington’s weather can turn quickly; a waterproof jacket ensures comfort.

all specific

Sunglasses

Protect your eyes during sunny coastal stretches, especially in summer.

summer specific

Comfortable Walking Shoes

Essential

Short walks at scenic stops require supportive and comfortable footwear.