easy
6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires moderate walking and standing during tastings and tours.
Spend six hours uncovering Matakana Village’s vibrant arts, boutique wines, award-winning chocolate, and craft brews with Auckland & Beyond Tours. This private tour offers a refined, sensory-packed adventure just outside Auckland.
All ages • 6 hours • An experience to remember! • Minimum 2 people
Embark on a captivating 6-hour adventure in Matakana Village, just an hour from Auckland. Explore stunning art galleries, indulge in award-winning chocolate, savor boutique wines, and enjoy a brewery tour with lunch. Finish your day with a delightful Hokey Pokey ice cream from New Zealand's finest makers, Giapo & Anna.
6 Hours
Enjoy an amazing day out exploring Auckland’s hidden Gem: Matakana Village, situated only 1 Hour North of Auckland city a world-class village with a small town charm, full of beautifully landscaped open spaces, river and boutique shops.
Discover Matakana’s fantastic outdoor Sculpture Gardens & Indoor Art Galleries at one of the area’s newest attractions “The Sculptureum”.
Taste the award-winning Chocolate while you watch the Chocolatiers work their chocolate artwork then enjoy a hot chocolate drink.
Discover the delicious wines at one of Matakana’s boutique vineyards.
Enjoy a brewery tour inside Matakana’s famous Sawmill Brewery followed by lunch and Beer Tasting.
Conclude your special day with a handcrafted Hokey Pokey Ice Cream created by the famous Italian couple Giapo & Anna. New Zealand’s Best Ice Cream makers!
This private tour requires a minimum of two participants to operate, so plan accordingly.
You’ll navigate art galleries, vineyards, and brewery grounds, so sturdy footwear enhances the experience.
Inform Auckland & Beyond Tours about any dietary restrictions when booking to ensure a smooth lunch experience.
Art pieces and vineyard landscapes deserve close-up and wide-angle shots alike—gear up to capture both.
Matakana grew from its early 19th-century farming roots into an artisan village, with wine production dating back to the 1960s.
Local vineyards and galleries actively participate in sustainable practices, embracing organic viticulture and native plant regeneration.
Supportive shoes help navigate vineyard terrain, gallery spaces, and uneven surfaces with ease.
Layered clothing adapts well to changing weather throughout the day in Matakana.
spring|fall|winter specific
Hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses keep you comfortable during open-air portions.
summer specific
Capture intricate sculptures, vineyard views, and craft beverage highlights.