challenging
6–8 hours
Participants should be in good physical condition with previous hiking experience.
Discover the wild beauty of New Zealand’s Coromandel Peninsula with Kiwi Dundee Adventures. This land-based circuit takes you through stunning volcanic landscapes, lush forests, and iconic coastal sights for an unforgettable outdoor experience.
All Ages • 8-9 hours • Discover the whole peninsula!
This tour provides a taste of the Coromandel, sightseeing across the entire peninsula. You will experience a drive over the rugged Coromandel ranges to the old gold-mining town of Thames with its fine old buildings from the 1800s.
The tour then follows the beautiful western Coromandel coastline through avenues of beautiful Pohutukawa trees, and you’ll enjoy a gentle walk into a wonderful stand of giant Kauri trees in a semi tropical rainforest. Travel through mountain and coastal scenery stopping at amazing photo spots before arriving at Coromandel Town.
Enjoy a delightful lunch at one of the many quaint cafes and restaurants found in the town. Continuing on over mountains and forest to the east coast, tour through rolling farmland, and around rugged coast to Mercury Bay with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and islands.
This tour is packed with amazing landscapes, and you will learn all about the Maori and European history of the Coromandel Peninsula, as well as the unique flora and fauna found in this part of New Zealand.
This tour may also be completed in reverse order, depending on the pickup location.
Thames, Pauanui, Tairua, Hikuai, Hahei... If your location is not listed, please choose Not Listed and we will contact you
We will contact you and arrange your exact pickup time.
Book online and receive a 5% discount
Ensure you wear comfortable, waterproof hiking boots for rugged terrain and forest trails.
Use sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses to stay protected during sunny sections.
Stay hydrated and energized with plenty of water and lightweight snacks.
Weather can change quickly in the mountains, so plan accordingly and be prepared for rain or wind.
The Coromandel area has a rich history of gold mining, with remnants visible along some trails, telling stories of early European settlers and indigenous Māori culture.
The operators actively participate in local conservation projects to protect native species and habitats, ensuring future generations can enjoy the area’s natural beauty.
Provide support and traction on uneven terrain.
Prepare for variable weather conditions with moisture-wicking and insulating layers.
Protect skin from strong UV exposure during outdoor activities.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the day.