[PRIVATE] Haka to Wine West Coast Journey

Grafton, Auckland, Auckland



Immerse yourself in Māori culture, taste New Zealand’s finest wines, and explore the wild beauty of Muriwai Beach on this tour from Auckland.

Experience Māori culture, wine tasting, and coastal scenery near Auckland, ideal for culture and nature enthusiasts.

Begin with a Māori cultural performance featuring the iconic Haka, performed by skilled indigenous artists. Learn about the significance, origins, and variations of this powerful ritual, accompanied by traditional songs and poi demonstrations.

Next, visit a picturesque vineyard renowned for its Sauvignon Blanc, where you can enjoy a guided wine-tasting session savoring New Zealand’s finest flavors and aromas.

Then, explore Muriwai Beach on the west coast, famous for its black sand, towering cliffs, and sweeping views of the Tasman Sea. The dramatic coastline provides excellent photo opportunities, especially at sunset.

Conclude with a meal of fresh, locally sourced dishes and craft drinks at a riverside restaurant surrounded by century-old oak trees, offering a relaxed setting to unwind.

Includes

  • Māori cultural performance
  • Wine tasting at Soljans Estate Winery
  • Visit to Muriwai Beach
  • Admission to Auckland Museum

Excludes

  • Dinner at The Riverhead

Important Information

  • All expenses are included except dinner at The Riverhead.

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera. Book in advance to secure your preferred date.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is a day tour that combines a Māori cultural Haka performance, wine tasting at a vineyard, and a visit to Muriwai Beach.
The Māori cultural performance occurs at a dedicated venue in Auckland featuring indigenous artists and orators.
Yes, the tour includes wine tasting at a scenic vineyard near Auckland.
The tour offers fresh, locally sourced dishes and craft drinks.
The tour visits Muriwai Beach, known for its black sand and views of the Tasman Sea.
The performance includes explanations about the history and significance of the Haka, with opportunities to engage with the artists.
The tour duration varies, so it is best to check the website for current timings.
No, the tour is designed to educate and immerse visitors regardless of their prior knowledge of Māori culture.
Transportation details vary; check the tour provider’s site for specific information.
The tour is available year-round, but check the website for current availability and seasonal information.

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