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Join the knowledgeable and friendly team at Voltours as they uncover the beautiful sights of Devonport’s volcanic landmarks and their rich history.
You’ll discover breathtaking views as you travel around the region exploring the natural wonders.
A memorable and fascinating way to experience the one of Auckland’s most charming townships and its volcanic treasures.
Highlights include:
Pupuke Crater Lake
Coastal Lava Walk
* Optional: walk along Takapuna Beach
North Head Volcano & Tunnels
Mt Victoria Volcano
*Optional: Stay in Devonport for dinner & take the ferry back to Auckland City.
Price: $60 per person
Duration: Allow 4 hours
Times: 3.00pm, Mon - Sat
Pickup & Drop off: Steps at 148 Quay St at 3.00pm
What to bring: Sunscreen, water, walking shoes, medication, camera and wet weather gear incase of poor weather.
Additional info: A reasonable level of fitness is required. Limit to 8 people per tour.
All prices for this activity are shown in NZD ($)
Tour guide Mike met us at the CBD meeting point & escorted us in his van for the next few hours. He showed us Pupuke Crater Lake, Coastal Lava Walk, North Head Volcano & Tunnels, Mt Victoria Volcano Auckland is situated at a volcanic landscape. These tours are a must-see which helps the visitor learn & understand its environmental history & how it affected life, before and now. Former military areas at North Head Volcano was most interesting. Military took advantage of these mounds & built artillery areas with lookouts during wars of previous times. For me personally, the most exciting & appreciative aspect of this tour was to walk on hardened lava.
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Philip P S LUI from Hong Kong wrote on 05 January 2018
Share LinkMike is an expert on volcanoes
Luckily to be the only person taking part in this tour. After picking me up from Quay Street, Mike showed me a book on volcanoes in MZ, and gave me a detailed description of the distribution of volcanoes in Auckland, the lattest eruption of the volcanoes and the itinerary. Very impressed are that walking on the basalt along the North Shore coast and walking on some volcanoes craters.
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