Sport & Recreation 

View the city’s landmarks on a narrated drive about town, viewing the city’s sights and interesting features with two main ports of call; Visit the city’s historic Botanical Gardens, founded in 1858, the 41-acre garden complex features a superb collection of ornamental plants including palms, bromeliads and cycads. The garden also boasts an excellent collection of mature trees and shrubs. Travel to the Adelaide Oval to view the Sir Donald Bradman exhibit, now home to the personal memorabilia of the man who is arguably the greatest cricket star of all time. The exhibits include sporting trophies, uniforms, equipment and personal memorabilia. A wonderful tour for people wanting to see Adelaide and to appreciate the gardens and Bradman exhibit.

After a short drive board your purpose-built river launch for a cruise along the lower reaches of the Murray River, the fifth largest river system in the world, to the river mouth and Coorong National Park. From the Mundoo Channel in the pristine salt water estuary and cruise to the Murray Mouth and Coorong National Park. Join guided walks when the vessel stops at Godfrey’s Landing and keep your eyes peeled for some of the 200 species of birds which have made this special environment their home. Lunch and afternoon tea will be served en route. Cruise through this large wetland area of international significance which is separated from the Southern Ocean by a narrow sand dune peninsula

Enjoy a gentle one and a half hour stroll around the South Island’s oldest town with your knowledgeable guide. You will visit some of the most beautiful buildings in Akaroa’s outstanding colonial collection which enables you to weave together a rich tapestry of tales. Hear the stories recounted of the Maori warriors, rugged whalers, French pioneers, and British officials who all added to the history of Akaroa.

This tour, via three different modes of transport (coach, tussock buggy, and jet boat), offers an in-depth look at the rugged Canterbury High country at the base of the majestic Southern Alps, into areas that even New Zealanders seldom see. Journey by coach from Akaroa and watch the landscape change as you travel across the Canterbury Plains, the Waimakariri River, to enter the foothills of the majestic Southern Alps. Continue on through a 10,000 acre station to a secluded lodge right next to the Waimakariri Gorge. Here board a large all-weather Hamilton jet boat for a six mile scenic river cruise through the spectacular Waimakariri Gorge. Experience the thrill of skimming over the water- a time only inches deep while feeling safe and secure. Next, join a specially designed 4WD tussock buggy and set off on an 12 mile adventure safari through the vast 35,000 acre Flock Hill Station. Learn about the colourful history of this remote and isolated area as your journey takes you along the original stagecoach road, hand-built by the early pioneers to gain access to the gold fields on the west coast. Enjoy a buffet lunch at Flock Hill Lodge before returning on a chartered coach to your ship. The tour may operate in reverse order.

Experience the Waitemata Harbour with some of New Zealand’s renowned adventure experiences with Auckland Adventure Jet’s amazing crew. The trip will take around 35 to 40 min, promising a unique Auckland hair raising experience. Enjoy the thrills of fish tailing, unbelievable spins and awesome power brake tricks. We will stop and talk about the iconic Chelsea sugar refinery and also the harbour bridge and at the same time you are likely to see someone doing a bungy jump right in front of you! Your Auckland Adventure jet experience will also include a roundtrip ferry ticket to Devenport, it sure is going to be a great day in Auckland!

The tour begins with a visit to Senggigi Beach, Here you can shop at the Senggigi Art Market for traditional ikat blankets, wood carvings and the obligatory souvenir T shirt. You will also enjoy tea, coffee and traditional rice cakes and seasonal fruits in this casual beachside setting. Your next stop will be at the Teluk Village, one of the few villages on the island that retains its traditional culture and architecture. Here you will be treated to a traditional Lombok stick fighting performance before heading to the highlight of the day, Sendang Gila Waterfall, Mount Rinjani national park’s best known attraction. Sitting at around 600m above sea level, the waterfall is an easy 20 minute walk down a graded trail and steps from Senaru Village, which is the main access to Mt. Rinjani National Park. After the walk, a sumptuous buffet lunch will be served at a local restaurant overlooking a stunning river gorge with the waterfall as the backdrop. As you head back to the port you will drive through the Pusuk Pass, a winding mountain road that provides wonderful views of valleys and gorges, with rivers running through the tropical forests and small villages dotted amongst the trees. Families of grey monkeys live in the jungle and come down to the road to beg for food from passing motorists. A stop will be made to see these fascinating creatures and to take advantage of the beautiful photo opportunity.

Situated at the Manono Village, the newly re-opened and luxurious Le Vasa Resort has just opened its doors to visitors. This day trip provides a relaxing cultural experience. Be welcomed by warriors re-enacting the wars between the King of Tonga and the King of Samoa.Take time to explore the resort, including its onsite monument and pools. Be treated to lunch while being entertained by a group of Samoan Dancers. The tour also includes a visit to Malua Turtle Pond, where guests can feed the turtles.

Featured on Sir Peter Blake’s Favourite Places Documentary, this is the perfect way to spend time in the beautiful Bay of Islands. No experience is necessary for this tour and your guide will tailor the tour to your skill level. Your guide will offer expert local knowledge for the discerning angler and patient tuition for the novice to ensure everyone has an equal opportunity to land their catch. The majority of the fish caught in the Bay of Islands are blue cod, terakihi, trevally and snapper. All gear, including bait and tackle, is supplied on this tour.

Enjoy a relaxed guided river kayak tour through the Waitangi Estuary and mangrove forest. Paddle up the river to Haruru Falls where you can test your kayak skills by paddling under the waterfall or just relax and enjoy refreshments on the beach. The experienced and friendly guides will ensure you are comfortable during your paddle and will regale you with local legends and information about the area. All gear is provided as well as a light snack. Make sure to bring your camera so the guides can document your paddling!

Experience “New Zealand’s Highest Parasailing” with “Flying Kiwi Parasail” and enjoy breath-taking views of the most stunning surroundings in the glorious Bay of Islands. Climb aboard the 9.5 meter purpose built parasail boat. With the latest in parasailing technology you can choose to fly solo, tandem or in triple. Take off and landings are done from the back deck of the boat and are as gentle as stepping off a stair. There is no getting wet. The parasail boasts their youngest flyer as 1 year old and the oldest as 96 years which means there are no age restrictions or physical limitations. This soft adventure activity is suitable for the entire family. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the Bay of Islands from a bird’s eye view.