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The Bay of Islands Explore New Zealand, Australia & Fiji!tune
Experience New Zealand's most important historic location and journey back through time to the founding or our nation. The Waitangi Treaty Grounds is where Maori chiefs first signed their accord with the British Crown: the Treaty of Waitangi.
Visit this beautiful site overlooking the stunning Bay of Islands, learn how the treaty was hotly debated in 1840 and find out how that debate continues today.
This fully guided tour takes you on a journey through time to uncover the stories, personalities and events around the signing of the treaty and the shaping of a nation.
Highlights of the tour include:
- The Artifacts Gallery
- The Worlds Largest Ceremonial War Canoe
- Historic Treaty House
- Fully Carved Maori Meeting House
Price:
- Adult Visitor $35
- NZ Residents $15 (ID required - to be presented on entry)
Children FREE (up to 18 yrs when accompanied by parent or caregiver)
*** Tour Price includes entry to the grounds ***
Tour Times:
1 March to 24 December: Tours depart every hour on the hour between 10am to 4pm (subject to demand)
26 December to 28 February: every half hour from 10am - 4.30pm (subject to demand)
Check In: Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the tour
Duration: The Guided Tour Lasts 1 hour, however we recommend allowing a full 3 hours to properly explore and enjoy the grounds.
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Vivian de la Rama from New Zealand wrote on 31 January 2016
Waitangi Treaty Ground Guided Tour
This is a good learning experience. I highly recommend it to everyone. The Tour Guide is knowledgeable. The staff are all friendly and give visitors a warm welcome.
Tanya Williams from Australia wrote on 08 December 2016
Must go
The best value for money. A great insight into history. Very insightful and enjoyable. A few hours well spent.
Victoria Milford from United Kingdom wrote on 25 May 2016
Very interesting place
Very intresteting tour. Be sure that you go round the museum first for context especially if non Kiwi.
Nancy from United Kingdom wrote on 08 March 2016
Maori magic!
I loved this tour at Waitangi. Great guides, interesting buildings, great views and a very entertaining and informative Maori show. The new Museum is fantastic, the cafe is great and it all makes an interesting half day visit.
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Luca Staudt from Germany wrote on 08 April 2016
Netter Nach/Vormittag
Mit Bookme Coupon definitiv sein Geld wert, wenn man ein bisschen was über die Maori Kultur erfahren möchte. Wichtig: Wenn man an einer Vorführung teilnehmen möchte, muss man sich hierfür an der Kasse anmelden. Die Show ist im Preis inbegriffen, aber man muss sich für einen der Zeitpunkte eintragen lassen. Davon abgesehen ist das neue Museum sehr empfehlenswert und aufschlussreich