Cape Reinga
Cape Reinga
Cape Reinga

Cape Reinga Tours and Tickets

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Marked by a squat lighthouse and a gnarled 800-year-old pohutukawa tree, Cape Reinga is the northernmost point of New Zealand that’s open to the public, and the site where the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea come together. The area is popular for its coastal views, which you can enjoy from a series of windswept nature walks.

  • Northland, 0204
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Private Tour [3 Days]: Matakana, Bay of Islands, Cape Reinga & 90 Mile Beach

Private Tour [3 Days]: Matakana, Bay of Islands, Cape Reinga & 90 Mile Beach

The Bay of Islands is a natural playground offering a huge variety of activities to keep you entertained for days. With scenic landscapes to explore by land, sea or sky, abundant wildlife including the playful dolphins, plenty of rich and colourful history and of course water sport opportunities around every corner. Spend a day marvelling at unspoilt countryside, indulging in wonderful food and wine, exploring riverside towns, and enjoying the special things to do around northland. Experience our unique Sculpture Trail, honey experience and sample the many hand-crafted chocolates, artisan chocolates, handmade fudge and classic sweets made from quality ingredients, and choose gifts to take home. Embark on a voyage of discovery and enjoy the beauty of this area when you join a daily cruise to hole in the rock, to one of New Zealand’s most historic locations, the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and drive along the sand on Ninety Mile Beach to the very top of the North Island – Cape Reinga!
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$2,302.25
Private Tour [3 Days]: Bay of Islands, Russell, Cape Reinga & 90 Mile Beach

Private Tour [3 Days]: Bay of Islands, Russell, Cape Reinga & 90 Mile Beach

The Bay of Islands is a natural playground offering a huge variety of activities to keep you entertained for days. With scenic landscapes to explore by land, sea or sky, abundant wildlife including the playful dolphins, plenty of rich and colourful history and of course water sport opportunities around every corner. There is plenty to make your time in the Bay of Islands a memorable experience. Embark on a voyage of discovery and enjoy the beauty of this area when you join a daily cruise to hole in the rock, to one of New Zealand’s most historic locations, the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and take in the sights of Russell on an intimate one-hour coach tour and drive along the sand on Ninety Mile Beach to the very top of the North Island – Cape Reinga- The Far North Light house.
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$2,181.05

What are people saying about Cape Reinga

No PhotoCape Reinga Half-Day Tour Including Scenic Flight
Hendrikus_V, Nov 2023
What a flight!
Wow wow wow, a most wonderful experience with a great crew and fellow travellers. Views were incredible and crew were professional, knowledgeable and friendly. A must for any travellers to the North Island.
No PhotoFar North New Zealand Tour Including 90 Mile Beach and Cape Reinga from Paihia
Ian_G, Nov 2023
Very satisfied
Seeing 90 mile beach and the cape. Outstanding views and our driver was excellent with driving skills and commentary
No PhotoFar North New Zealand Tour Including 90 Mile Beach and Cape Reinga from Paihia
Sharon_S, Oct 2023
Visit the North
Cape Reinga and driving along 90 mile beach. Spectacular scenery throught the trip. Our driver and guide was very knowledgeable and friendly.
No PhotoFar North New Zealand Tour Including 90 Mile Beach and Cape Reinga from Paihia
Ruth_F, Nov 2023
Great day in Northland
Scenery, bus driver's informative commentary, overall a most enjoyable trip, that suited all ages. An extra surprise was being picked up and taken back to accomodation in Paihia. Thankyou.

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