Come explore the landmark of the Auckland region and see Auckland city from another perspective.
You kayak across the Waitemata harbour, meaning 'sparkling waters', where you may see wildlife such as Little Blue Penguins and Cooks Petrels.
On arrival at Rangitoto Island, which is the largest and youngest of Auckland's volcanoes, you will start the leisurely 1 hour walk to the summit. Walking up the pohutukawa-cloaked island gives you the chance to explore the baked scoria rocks which support over 200 different native trees and flowering plants. Upon reaching the top you will be treated to the finest 360 degree views that the Auckland region has to offer.
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. Check your gear and help keep islands Hauraki Gulf pest-free.Protect our wildlife. Check - your gear for pests such as rodents and insects. Clean - footwear and gear, removing soil and seeds. Seal - ensure your gear is zipped up (no open bags). Check your gear for pests. Before you leave the mainland, check and clean your gear.. Check that your gear is free of rats, mice, ants and skinks - especially camping gear which has ideal places for them to hide when stored.. Take extra care to clean gear if you have Argentine ants or plague skinks where you live.. Clean clothing, footwear and camping gear, removing soil and seeds before and after each trip.
Meetup: St Heliers central boat ramp 384 Tamaki Drive, Auckland.
We do offer a free city pick up from the Atrium Auckland Museum and this needs to be communicated to us at time of booking see https://www.aucklandseakayaks.co.nz/city-pick-up-location/