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Devonport - Meet your guide at the Devonport Ferry Terminal bus stop at the designated time. The Ferry Building is situated at the Devonport waterfront with restroom facilities , local shopping and dining options. If you arrive earlier than your booked tour you are directly opposite the main village and shopping attractions.
Your guide will give a full introduction to the history of Devonport and provide a detailed commentary. Leaving the Ferry Building we will make our way along King Edward Parade a popular Auckland Esplanade viewing heritage homes and local landmarks with interesting history. An explanation of local timbers used in particular our native Kauri wood unique for it’s famous durability.
View The Devonport Yacht Club one of New Zealand’s oldest .
We view the Tainui Memorial introducing the arrival of the Maori Waka / canoe and their local history.
Travel into Torpedo Bay home of the Navy Museum .
Make our way to the Volcanic headland North Head (Maungauika)
- Local guide with live commentary
- In-vehicle air conditioning
Exploring Devonport, one of Auckland’s oldest suburbs, offers a magnificent view of the City skyline and Harbour. Here, you’ll uncover our rich Maori and European history and unique geology. The tour conveniently fits a variety of schedules, with a short 15-minute ferry ride from downtown, supplemented by coach and harbour travel. Within an hour and a quarter, stand atop two Volcanic cones, gazing upon Heritage homes built of local Kauri Timber. Understand why locals affectionately refer to this place as being just the right distance away. Admire the skyline as a cruise ship sails by, followed swiftly by a peaceful North Shore Beach. A trip to Devonport is an essential addition to any Auckland itinerary. Venture to Devonport for a satisfactory visit, but under our guidance, you might just find yourself wanting to set down roots here.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.