moderate
1–6 days
Good physical conditioning is recommended to handle long hours of riding and variable terrain.
Immerse yourself in New Zealand’s South Island landscapes with a Royal Enfield Continental GT 650 rental from Wanaka Powersports Adventures NZ—an unforgettable way to ride through alpine roads and lakeside views.
Ages 21+ • Motorcycle license required • Great for a day of exploring
The 650 Twin is the rebirth of Royal Enfield’s legendary parallel twin cylinder engine. And it’s driving two Royal Enfield classic motorcycles – the Interceptor and the Continental GT. While classically styled and visually beautiful, the new engine is Royal Enfield’s most forward-looking yet, with a cleaner, elegant look, fewer components, less weight and easier maintenance.
Model year 2022
What model year are your bikes? Our bikes are always current within the year and are updated to the new model year annually.
Do I need a motorcycle licence to rent? Yes. All motorcycle drivers are required to have a motorcycle endorsement.
Do I need motorcycle insurance? No. Riders will be covered under the program insurance given they sign the required waivers.
What riding experience do I need to ride a Motorcycle? You should be an experienced rider and able to manage varying road and weather conditions. Depending on where you are from, be prepared to drive on the left side of the road.
Optional: bags with liners and windscreen
Bring a NZ-approved helmet, protective jacket, boots, and eye protection for safety and comfort.
New Zealand drives on the left; take time to adjust especially on winding mountain roads.
Rentals include 500 km per day—exceeding this results in extra fees, so plan your route carefully.
Return the bike with a full tank to avoid extra fuel charges on top of administrative fees.
Wānaka’s area holds significance for local Māori tribes and later European settlers who farmed the region from the 19th century onward.
Motorcycle tours are encouraged to stay on designated roads to protect fragile local flora, including native beech forests and alpine meadows.
Keeps your head protected and complies with New Zealand traffic laws.
Provides impact protection and weather resistance throughout your ride.
Protects your feet and ankles on varied terrain and long rides.
Allows temperature regulation through changing seasonal conditions.
fall,winter,spring specific