Price : IDR 980.000/person

Min : 2 people

Duration: approx 10 Hours

Bali Kintamani Volcano View Tour is the best Tour Package in Bali to Visit Kintamani Village with views of active volcanoes and natural lakes from above. It is a tour of the best choice for opportunities, beautiful views of Mount Batur Volcano and lakes from Kintamani Village, never miss the opportunity of this trip to make your holiday more memorable. Besides seeing volcanoes, also Kintamani tourism will visit other interesting tourist destinations that are worth visiting during your trip to explore these amazing islands.

Itinerary :

1. Jewelry making supplies at Celuk village

Celuk Village is formerly as a traditional Balinese village located in the entrance gate of Gianyar Regency ad has changed into a tourist attraction with its trademark in the form of gold and silver. The village has the uniqueness and excellent in production of gold and silver handicrafts. Almost all the families and villagers are Balinese who professional, skilled and art soul to develop the creative design and variety of products related to the gold and silvers.

2. Tegunungan waterfall

Tegenungan Waterfall is one for nature lovers who happen to be staying in Ubud or have neighbouringSukawati among their tour itineraries. The falls are conveniently located halfway between Ubud and Bali’s provincial capital of Denpasar, and is considered the closest natural attraction of its kind that you can reach within only a half-hour transfer southeast from Ubud town.

3. Balinese wood curving

The specialty of wood carving art in this village is the distinct synergy between naturalism and humanism that are the characteristic of mas wood carving.Following the modern era, the wood carving arts still continue and today it is more than the form of art yet one of export commodity from this village because the carving is for souvenirs that is famous overseas especially the domestic. Therefore, when looking for souvenirs in Bali, this village is the right place to get the special Balinese keepsakes moreover many access can reach this village.

4. Kintamani village

Kintamani Village is a name of countryside located in the hill and the beautiful panorama surround it. We can see beautiful panorama from Kintamani Village to overview the active volcano of Batur Mount and wide Lake of Batur in a valley. It is situated in the plateau area with cool weather surround it. Kintamani is the object of mountain tourism is very unique and stunning, with cool air condition in the daytime and cold at night. We can watch stunning natural scenery of Penelokan, a combination of Mount Batur and the expanse of black rock with Lake Batur and on a blue caldera.

5. Tegalalang rice terrace

Tegalalang Rice Terrace is the famous rice terrace tourist destination in northern if Ubud village, this site is the most visited, has the beautiful view. This ancient valley has a timeless quality whether there are tourists there or not. You able to witness the beauty by do the trekking along the rice paddy and see how farmers works in the rice field. Is great background for tacking picture, our driver will more than happy can memories this moment in to picture, so you can remember all of your life time.

 

 

Total Duration: 8 hours

Discover authentic rural Thai life; the landscapes, transportation, monuments and artworks of an ancient culture that's rich in heritage. A trip for sightseeing that incorporates the local lifestyles at Klong Mahasawas. Take a boat to explore the lotus farm, where you will be able to learn how to fold the lotus petals for offerings to the buddha. Ride the E-Tan -  a special truck in the local farm. Lunch will be served at a local restaurant in the area. Continue the journey to Woodland Muangmai Museum, where you would be able to see a lot of Thai carvings and  artworks. On the way back drop by at Buddha Monthon to see the big buddha before returning to your hotel. 

1. Mahasawat Canal, Nakhon Pathom

Experience the local lifestyles at Klong Mahasawat by boat. Travel through the lotus farm, rice fields and tropical fruit orchards

2. Woodland Muangmai, Nakhon Pathom

Take the journey to Woodland Muangmai Museum, where you would be able to see a lot of Thai carvings and artworks. Woodland was created from private wooden arts collection by one family. It was  150 years become the largest and most beautiful wood art museum with automated story telling. Resort, spa, restaurant, and wood gallery. All most of wooden arts in woodland are unique south-east Asia art, Thai Myanmar Cambodia and Indonesian. In woodland, you can see south-east Asia wooden arts in one place

3. Buddhamonthon, Phutthamonthon, Nakhon Pathom

Make a short stop at Buddha Monthon where is an important religious venue situated in Tambon Salaya which occupies 2,500 raise (about 1,000 acres). In the B.E. 2500 or 1957, the site was built by the government and the people to commemorate the 2500th year of Buddhism with a huge upright walking Buddha image of 15.8 metres in height at the centre. There is the splendid Buddha image in all four directions of the Buddha’s image, there stand four landmarks, representing Lord Buddha’s birth, enlightenment, the first sermon, and Nirvana (demise).

Total Duration: 4 hours

Choice of Mornigh (08:00am-12:00am) or Afternoon (13:00pm-17:00pm)

Thonburi is the western part of Bangkok, situated on the other side of Chao Phraya River and intersected by many canals. Travelling these waterways by boat gives you a first-hand impression of the scenic life going on alongside Bangkok's rivers.

Travel by boat on the busy Chao Phraya River to observe traditional ways life and visit to the major landmarks - Royal Barge Museum and the Temple of Dawn. Start the tour with a longtail boat ride along Chao Phraya River and klongs (canals). Be transported back in time to a more traditional way of life, far removed from Bangkok’s modern skyscrapers. Stop at Wat Arun, the “Temple of Dawn” and the Royal Barge Museum.

 

1. Chao Phraya River, Bangkok

Start the tour with a private long-tail boat ride along Chao Phraya River and canals. Experience an exhilarating along the bustling Chao Phraya River and the quiet Klongs. Be taken back in time to a more traditional way of life, far removed from Bangkok’s modern skyscrapers.

2. Royal Barges National Museum

Visit the Royal Barge Museum to witness the beautiful barges used by the King on state occasions. The museum was formerly a dry dock for barges and warships under the care of the Royal Household and the Royal Thai Navy. The dock and barges sustained severe bombing damage during World War II, but in 1949 they were restored by the Fine Arts Department as part of the Thai cultural heritage. Repairs were completed and the dock became the National Museum of Royal Barges in 1972.

3. The Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun)

Visit Wat Arun, the magnificent temple of Dawn with its 79-meter pagoda or Prang, built in the Khmer style

 

Get a comprehensive overview of Bangkok’s key landmarks on this 4-hour tour. Perfect for first-time visitors, uncover the history of Bangkok and travel this magical capital through public transportation such as skytrain, express boat and long-tail boat.

This is the perfect introduction to Bangkok's most iconic and memorable monuments; a combination of temples, palaces and extraordinary statues covering centuries of history.

Get a comprehensive overview of Bangkok’s key landmarks on this 4-hour tour. Perfect for first-time visitors, uncover the history of Bangkok and travel this magical capital through public transportation such as skytrain, express boat and long-tail boat.

For adventurous lovers of city exploration, experience the hop on/off excitement of a tuk-tuk ride through Bangkok in half day, to visit hidden places in the old part of the city, where you can learn about Thailand’s history and culture.

Good for food and market lovers, this tour will bring help you to learn about the culinary history of Bangkok and traditional foods of Thailand. Both markets are well represented the old way of food culture.

Enjoy exploring around the UNESCO World Heritage Site at the Ayutthaya Historical Park by your own expenses, along with a boat trip to Bang Pa-In Palace, the former Royal Summer Residence.

Venture away from the metropolis of Bangkok and ride on a train to the fabulous city of Ayutthaya which was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Travel to places rich in World War II History in Kanchanaburi Province. An immersive and diverse tour, covering a mix of modern markets, historical sites and wildlife experience.

For adventurous lovers of city exploration, experience the hop on/off excitement of a tuk-tuk ride through Bangkok in half day, to visit hidden places in the old part of the city, where you can learn about Thailand’s history and culture.

Highly recommended if this is your first time to Thailand. Embark on this classic tour to visit many highlight temples and the only river of Bangkok with our professional guide to observe the beauty of Bangkok by land and river.

What to expect:
Private package 4 days Northern Thailand including Chiangmai-chiangrai-Golden Triangle-Boat trip along Maekhong River. Tour Over View. Day1. Chiangmai Temple and Royal Flora Rajchapreuk Day2. Doi Inthanon National park Day3. Chaingrai White Temple, Golden Triangle, Boat Trip on Maekhong River. Day4. Changrai Blue Temple, Umbrella Making Center. This tour we offer 1 night hotel accommodation in Chiangrai, all entrance fees, all activities mention in program and local lunchs.

We are responsible to provide you the safest, most comfortable tour destination based on your choice including education and entertainment. As a well established and experienced tour operator since 2012 in the touristic field we are proud to ensure a high quality service to our valuable clients.

We are responsible to provide you the safest, most comfortable tour destination based on your choice including education and entertainment. As a well established and experienced tour operator since 2012 in the touristic field we are proud to ensure a high quality service to our valuable clients.

Total Duration: 4 hours

Highlights

• Must-see Buddhist temples around Bangkok in a half-day tour
• Local private guide providing insight & stories of temples
• Gorgeous temple structure & architecture in the Grand Palace
• A visit to great Temple of the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho
• Chance to see the world's largest solid gold Buddha image

Visit the number one must-see landmark of Bangkok; including Thailand’s most revered Buddha image, residing in Wat Phra Kaew; and the magnificent grandeur of the golden famous Reclining Buddha. The tour includes the Grand Palace, where you can visit the main sites, including the magnificent throne halls and the emerald Buddha. We then continue to Buddhist temples in Bangkok: Wat Pho, with its colossal Reclining Buddha and Chedis of the Kings; and Wat Traimit, with is invaluable Golden Bhuddha on the edge of Chinatown.

Choice of Mornigh (08:00am-12:00am) or Afternoon (13:00pm-17:00pm)

• The Grand Palace, Bangkok

Visit the number one must-see landmark of Bangkok; the Emerald Buddha Temple and Grand Palace, where you can visit the main sites, including the magnificent throne halls and the emerald Buddha.

• Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho)

Visit one of the largest temple complexes in the city and famed for its giant Reclining Buddha that measures 46 meter long and is covered in gold leaf and Chedis of the Kings.

• Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Traimit)

Visit Wat Traimit which houses the world's largest massive gold seated Buddha measuring nearly five meter in height and and weighing five and a half tons. Pay the entrance fee 40 THB per person on spot.

Meet up at our meeting point:

• - Hotel lobby (in Bangkok area)
• - Airport (Don Mueang International Airport, Suvarnabhumi Airport)
• - BTS Station (Siam, Wongwian Yai, Surasak, Saphan Taksin, National Stadium)
• - MRT Station (Sam Yan, Si Lom, Hua Lamphong)

2 Days 1 Night tour arround Yogyakarta City. Get to know the history of Yogyakarta by visiting the Yogyakarta Palace and Tamansari. enjoy the natural scenery of pengger pine forest, becici peaks, and enjoy the star views at night while enjoying delicious culinary at heha skyviews.

Available for orang hutan tour classic standart boat and deluxe boat

We are responsible to provide you the safest, most comfortable tour destination based on your choice including education and much more entertainment. As a well-established and experienced tour operator since 2012 in the touristic field we are proud to ensure a high quality service to our valuable clients.

We are responsible to provide you the safest, most comfortable tour destination based on your choice including education and much more entertainment. As a well-established and experienced tour operator since 2012 in the touristic field we are proud to ensure a high quality service to our valuable clients.

Visiting art village bali can give memorable experience and in Tohpati as the center or Batik home industry, the process of Batik making is fully presented from designing and waxing until the process of coloring and drying. Watching the Batik painters to paint at the cloth will be very exciting because it needs skill and art soul.

Numerous showrooms are available to display the Batik and the tourists can buy the finest quality of written Batik or known as Batik tulis with Balinese style. Get also some knowledge about Balinese Batik and experience the process of making this beautiful cloth.

Tegalalang rice terrace is one of nature view most people love to see. Are you having the same tough as me? Probably your answer is yes! Furthermore, the island of Bali offers the best view of rice terrace field. Therefore, if you decide to see the rice terrace during your holiday in Bali, you should visit the Tegalalang rice terrace Ubud Bali.

Bali Handara heaven Gate is one of best place for selfie spot located in Bedugul region, you can called it Bali Handara Gate or Bali Handara Golf and Resort gate. Don’t miss it when you come to Bali island which is only 2 hours from Denpasar International Airport. Located on main way to Lovina region.
Main gate of golf and resort in Bedugul, which is today to be popular site for taking pictures because of the existence of a gate that is very fascinating to the visitor.

Tanah Lot Bali, one of the best Bali attractions this island can offer! So, for those who love to see a fantastic sunset scenery, traveling to Tanah Lot is the best things to do in Bali. While every year Tanah Lot Bali, get a million visits by tourist from over the world. Also, get many visits by the domestic tourist
Tanah Lot Temple

While on the beach in Tanah Lot, you will see two temples. While both of the temples located on top of a big rock. One temple is on the cliff, looks like in Uluwatu temple, and the other temple is in the sea, on top of the big rock.

Furthermore, Tanah Lot means land on the sea and comes from word Tanah mean land and lot mean sea. During low tide, people can walk to get to the temple, but during high tide, the Tanah Lot temple surrounded by seawater. In front of the main temple, there is a cave where the holy snake located. Balinese people believe the sacred snake as the guardian of the temple from evil spirits.

Bali Bird Park is a great place to learn about various things about birds. This park has a research and breeding program. You can invite your child to see the baby bird and know the best ways to treat it. This place also has a tropical garden completed with restaurants and souvenir shops. You can enjoy your lunch while listening to the birds singing.
Bali Bird Park is in Singapuda, between Kuta and Ubud, northeast of Denpasar. This place is amazing. This place provides a special pathway for disabled people. This place also provides baby strollers making it easier for visitors to take a walk with their babies. You will spend two hours with professional guides that will give you information about the place and everything in it. This place is opened every day except on Nyepi.

Ubud Royal Palace highlights The Ubud Royal Palace is best known among lovers of Balinese arts as one of the main sites to view traditional dance performances. The performance stage has a backdrop of ornate angkul-angkul (traditional gate and guardian statues). Every evening, it hosts performances with gamelan percussive orchestras. Tickets to these performances are usually available in the afternoon

The Ubud Monkey Forest lies within the village of Padangtegal, which owns it. The village’s residents view the Monkey Forest as an important spiritual, economic, educational, and conservation center for the village. There are many of point of interest that you can see here. Other than around 700 monkeys, you also can see 186 species of trees in 12.5 hectares of forest, where will allowing you to get an abundant of fresh air.

Private tour that visits the lempuyang temple called Gerbang Surga, which is a photo spot that is currently still hunted by tourists visiting Bali. The tour starts a little earlier, which is at 6 am pick-up from the hotel because of the location of the far-flung temple, which is to the east of the island of Bali and to get a good photo spot because the sun will illuminate the majestic mountain that makes backgroud photos.

And combined with visiting the object of the Tirta Gangga royal water park is a cool resting place in the eastern highlands of Karangasem Regency in East Bali. It is located on the southern slope of the highest mountain on the island, Mount Agung, and was built in 1946 during the reign of the late king of Karangasem, Anak Agung Anglurah Ketut Karangasem (1887-1966). Owned and managed by the Karangasem royal family, this luxurious water park has a 1.2 hectare pool

Kintamani Village is a name of countryside located in the hill and the beautiful panorama surround it. We can see beautiful panorama from Kintamani Village to overview the active volcano of Batur Mount and wide Lake of Batur in a valley. It is situated in the plateau area with cool weather surround it. Kintamani is the object of mountain tourism is very unique and stunning, with cool air condition in the daytime and cold at night. We can watch stunning natural scenery of Penelokan, a combination of Mount Batur and the expanse of black rock with Lake Batur and on a blue caldera.

Bali is the island of thousands of temples. There are literary temples everywhere in every nook and corner of the island, not to mention the small one in most households. Even though it is very easy to find temples, but you can never find the one like in Lempuyangan Temple. Known as the Gates of Heaven Bali, Lempuyangan Temple has the most magical view of two huge temple gate and mount Lempuyang and clouds in the background.

The Gates of Heaven Bali tour include a visit to four places which are Lempuyangan Temple, TirtaGangga Water Palace, Virgin Beach and Tenganan Ancient Village. It is a fully private tour.

Because all places are located very far east of the island of Bali, then pick-up is done at 6:00 am. and also to get a good view on the temple of Lempuyang. because on the morning of the great mountain will look beautiful when exposed to the sun

Architectural Design of Gianyar Puseh Batuan Temple
Candi Bentar as the entrance gate of Puseh Temple looks dashing standing made of red bricks. Decorated by floral ornaments and curls of temple characteristics, making it more beautiful and unique. Candi Bentar as the gate is a barrier between Nista Mandala (Jaba sisi - the outer part of the temple) with Madya Mandala (Jaba Tengah - the central part of the temple).
Typically a temple building in general, there is also a statue of Dwarapala as a gate guard. But this Dwarapala statue in Paseh Temple is not like in general a giant statue of a temple gate guard. Usually Dwarapala is in a sitting position with one leg bent with a mace weapon, but here Dwarapala does not carry a weapon and is standing up.

Tampak Siring or Bali Holy Water Temple is a holy water temple located in Tirta Empul is holy water that is believed by people who can cure various non-medical diseases by taking a bath with holy water called Tirta Empul. The Balinese call it a melukat ceremony
Tampak Siring Village, Gianyar regency. Furthermore, the location of Tampak Siring in the dale with the green hill surround it. Meanwhile, there is an Indonesian President palace found by the first president in west of this temple. The name of Tirta Empul Temple is loaded in a inscription kept at Sakenan Temple, Manukaya village, Sub district of Tampak Siring. It is about 3 km from Tirta Empul Temple. Finally, it become the Tirta Empul. Tirta Ri Air Hampul is meaning the water emerge or the holy pool (Petirthan) as well as the water emerge from the land.

4 days of activities will surely be left an amazing impression on your holiday in Lombok.

Spend for 5 days from south Borneo to central Borneo

The Bay of Islands is an island paradise comprising of 144 Islands and a handful of historic towns. The stunning scenery, golden beaches and fresh seafood make it one of the most prominent tourist destinations in New Zealand. The Bay of Islands has a long, fascinating and often wild history and is also home to several historical attractions such as the Mission House and the Waitangi Treaty grounds, the birthplace of the nation. Located just over three hours from Auckland by road, in the ‘winterless north’, the year-round warm weather makes it a popular destination.​

Embark on a voyage of discovery and enjoy the beauty of this area. Cruise along this historic path to remote beaches and bays, through the sheltered waters of the Bay of Islands on our purpose built dolphin and whale watching catamaran. This is the most popular dolphin watching cruise in the Bay of Islands, and for good reason! Board your cruise in Paihia and take in the stunning views as we glide out through the islands and along the Rakaumangamanga Peninsula to Cape Brett, where a historic lighthouse keeps watch over and Piercy Island/Motukōkako, or as it is popularly known the ‘Hole in the Rock’. Enjoy the large outdoor viewing decks as we cruise past the islands of the Bay. Keep a look out for common and bottlenose dolphins, whales and other marine life, have your camera ready as we get you up close to the action. Hot and cold refreshments are available for purchase on board, meals & snacks can be purchased on our stop at Urupukapuka Island or feel free to bring your own.​

Within a 5 minute drive, The Waitangi Treaty Grounds are an absolute must-do when you are in the Bay of Islands – rich in history and stories of the momentous events which shaped our nation. Take time to wander through the beautiful grounds of the Waitangi estate, complete with extensive gardens, bush tracks, beaches, and fabulous views over the Bay of Islands and beyond. Enjoy an inspiring and interactive experience as you discover Waitangi’s two contemporary museums, powerful Maori cultural performances, informative guided tours, lush native forest and gardens, carving studio with live demonstrations, marvel at the scale of Ngatokimatawhaorua, the world’s largest ceremonial war canoes (waka taua), a quality café in tranquil surrounds, and so much more, all with stunning views over the Bay of Islands.​

With an enduring history from land and water, experiencing through the heart and soul we head back to the city of sails!

Experience the real Middle-earth with a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, featured in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films.

Travel in style and luxury on this exclusive private tour from Auckland to Hobbiton Movie Set - set on rolling farmland, this is the world famous movie set where you'll see the intricately created 'Hobbit holes' the Green Dragon Inn, the Party Tree and so much more cinematic magic! Immerse yourself in the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of the Shire as featured in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies.

Leaving Auckland through the rolling hills of the Waikato region and beautiful farming towns along the way, you'll experience beautiful countryside in luxurious coach comfort. Located 10 minutes away from the bustling Matamata Township the Shires Rest sits among the hills on a private working farm awaiting our arrival. Your personal guide will escort you through the twelve acre site recounting fascinating details of how the Hobbiton Movie set was created, showing the intricate detailing, pointing out the most famous locations and explaining how the movie magic was made.

Walk into the real-world landscape of Middle Earth on a walking tour of the Hobbiton™ Movie Set, where you get a behind-the-scenes look at ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit.’ Pause at the Green Dragon™ Inn to for a draft of Hobbit™ Southfarthing™, see the remarkable detailing that brought Hobbiton™ to life on screen, and visit the places where key scenes were created. Take a look at Bag End, where Frodo and Bilbo’s adventures began. Get lost among the hobbit holes and visit the Green Dragon Inn, the mill and the Party Tree. Listen to spell-binding tales of how Hobbiton came to be.

Fall in love with the Alexander family sheep farm, just as acclaimed director Sir Peter Jackson did, as you journey through the unequivocal beauty of the land, with the mighty Kaimai Ranges towering in the distance. After returning to Matamata, re-join the luxury coach to travel through majestic tree-lined town that sits at the heart of New Zealand’s rural heartland to visit Lake Karapiro, a man-made lake on the Waikato River and is renowned as a world-class rowing venue. With a green treat we return back to Auckland.

New Zealand prides itself as one of the few countries in the world with an incredibly wide range of natural resources and wonderful attractions. One of the country’s most unique natural wonders are the famous glow-worm caves.

Taking a road trip to this amazing destination located in the King Country of the Waikato takes about 3 hours when driving south from Auckland. If you love the idea of taking a break from urban life and breezing down the highway surrounded by lush greenery, then a drive from Auckland to Waitomo Caves won’t disappoint you.  The longest river in New Zealand, the Waikato, will keep you company along the road. 

Glow Worm Cave

Be amazed by thousands of magical glowworms above as you glide silently by boat in the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves The enchanting Waitomo Caves have been attracting visitors for more than 120 years, thanks to their incredible limestone formations and luminescent glowworms. The subterranean cave system is located beneath the rolling green countryside of the Waikato, one of New Zealand’s prime farming regions. Your guided Waitomo Caves tour will be an unforgettable sightseeing experience as you walk through majestic caverns, explore limestone shafts, marvel at the stalactites and stalagmites and enjoy a boat ride through a grotto lit by thousands of tiny native glowworms..

Glowworm caves in New Zealand offer visitors the chance to explore dark caves that are lit up by thousands of tiny glowworms (scientifically known as Arachnocampa Luminosa) who shine bright as a way to attract their prey. This natural phenomenon is special, and besides one location in Australia, New Zealand is the only place in the world where glowworm caves exist!

Ruakairi Cave

Offering a captivating blend of the most compelling subterranean experiences (including glowworms), it will leave you open-mouthed, awe-struck and humbled by the sheer majesty of nature. Begin the tour by journeying down through the spectacular, man-made spiral entrance, marvel at the softly folding shawl-like limestone formations and crystal tapestries while listening to the distant thunder of subterranean waterfalls. If you want to see glowworms up-close and personal and learn about their fascinating life, then this is the tour for you.

Aranui Cave

Discover the exquisite interior decorations that have to be seen to be believed. The high chambers, magnificent limestone formations and the pale brown, pink and white shades of the huge stalactites in the Aranui Cave are truly spectacular. Almost every corner of the roof and walls are adorned with fragile, sparkling forms in pale brown, pink and white in our most intimate cave system. 

Get the most out of your visit to Discover Waitomo with a package to explore more than one unforgettable cave in Waitomo. Choose between the Most Popular Combo, Twin Cave Combo and Triple Cave Combo for an incredible experience at Discover Waitomo.

If you’re looking to boost your cave fix there’s a triple cave combo is the best option.. It means you can also check out Ruakuri Cave by foot (where Black Water Rafting takes place) and the smaller Aranui Cave, Waitomo’s hidden secret with some of the most intricate limestone formations.

Experience the real Middle-earth with a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, featured in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films. Travel in style from Auckland to Hobbiton Movie Set - set on rolling farmland, this is the world famous movie set where you'll see the intricately created 'Hobbit holes' the Green Dragon Inn, the Party Tree and so much more cinematic magic! Immerse yourself in the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of the Shire as featured in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies.

​Leaving Auckland through the rolling hills of the Waikato region and beautiful farming towns along the way, you'll experience beautiful countryside in luxurious coach comfort. Located 10 minutes away from the bustling Matamata Township the Shires Rest sits among the hills on a private working farm awaiting our arrival. Your guided tour starts with a drive through our picturesque 1,250 acre sheep farm with spectacular views across to the Kaimai Ranges.

Walk into the real-world landscape of Middle Earth on a walking tour of the Hobbiton™ Movie Set, where you get a behind-the-scenes look at ‘The Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit.’ Pause at the Green Dragon™ Inn to for a draft of Hobbit™ Southfarthing™, see the remarkable detailing that brought Hobbiton™ to life on screen, and visit the places where key scenes were created. Take a look at Bag End, where Frodo and Bilbo’s adventures began. Get lost among the hobbit holes and visit the Green Dragon Inn, the mill and the Party Tree. Listen to spell-binding tales of how Hobbiton came to be.

Fall in love with the Alexander family sheep farm, just as acclaimed director Sir Peter Jackson did, as you journey through the unequivocal beauty of the land, with the mighty Kaimai Ranges towering in the distance. Your guide will escort you around the set, showing the intricate detailing, pointing out the most famous locations and explaining how the movie magic was made.

After returning to Matamata, re-join the luxury coach and be amazed by thousands of magical glowworms above as you glide silently by boat in the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves The enchanting Waitomo Caves have been attracting visitors for more than 120 years, thanks to their incredible limestone formations and luminescent glowworms. The subterranean cave system is located beneath the rolling green countryside of the Waikato, one of New Zealand’s prime farming regions. Your guided Waitomo Caves tour will be an unforgettable sightseeing experience as you walk through majestic caverns, explore limestone shafts, marvel at the stalactites and stalagmites and enjoy a boat ride through a grotto lit by thousands of tiny native glowworms.

Glowworm caves in New Zealand offer visitors the chance to explore dark caves that are lit up by thousands of tiny glowworms (scientifically known as Arachnocampa Luminosa) who shine bright as a way to attract their prey. This natural phenomenon is special, and besides one location in Australia, New Zealand is the only place in the world where glowworm caves exist!

New Zealand prides itself as one of the few countries in the world with an incredibly wide range of natural resources and wonderful attractions. One of the country’s most unique natural wonders are the famous glow-worm caves.

Taking a road trip to this amazing destination located in the King Country of the Waikato takes about 3 hours when driving south from Auckland. If you love the idea of taking a break from urban life and breezing down the highway surrounded by lush greenery, then a drive from Auckland to Waitomo Caves won’t disappoint you.  The longest river in New Zealand, the Waikato, will keep you company along the road. 

Glow Worm Cave

Be amazed by thousands of magical glowworms above as you glide silently by boat in the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves The enchanting Waitomo Caves have been attracting visitors for more than 120 years, thanks to their incredible limestone formations and luminescent glowworms. The subterranean cave system is located beneath the rolling green countryside of the Waikato, one of New Zealand’s prime farming regions. Your guided Waitomo Caves tour will be an unforgettable sightseeing experience as you walk through majestic caverns, explore limestone shafts, marvel at the stalactites and stalagmites and enjoy a boat ride through a grotto lit by thousands of tiny native glowworms..

Glowworm caves in New Zealand offer visitors the chance to explore dark caves that are lit up by thousands of tiny glowworms (scientifically known as Arachnocampa Luminosa) who shine bright as a way to attract their prey. This natural phenomenon is special, and besides one location in Australia, New Zealand is the only place in the world where glowworm caves exist!

Aranui Cave

Discover the exquisite interior decorations that have to be seen to be believed. The high chambers, magnificent limestone formations and the pale brown, pink and white shades of the huge stalactites in the Aranui Cave are truly spectacular. Almost every corner of the roof and walls are adorned with fragile, sparkling forms in pale brown, pink and white in our most intimate cave system. 

Get the most out of your visit to Discover Waitomo with a package to explore more than one unforgettable cave in Waitomo. Choose between the Most Popular Combo, Twin Cave Combo and Triple Cave Combo for an incredible experience at Discover Waitomo.

If you’re looking to boost your cave fix there’s a triple cave combo is the best option.. It means you can also check out Ruakuri Cave by foot (where Black Water Rafting takes place) and the smaller Aranui Cave, Waitomo’s hidden secret with some of the most intricate limestone formations.

Experience the real Middle-earth with a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, featured in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films. The Hobbiton Movie Set Tour is where Peter Jackson filmed his famous Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies. ​

Leaving Auckland through the rolling hills of the Waikato region and beautiful farming towns along the way, you'll experience beautiful countryside in luxurious coach comfort. Your guided tour starts on a Hobbiton tour bus with a drive through New Zealand's picturesque 1,250 acre sheep farm with spectacular views across to the Kaimai Ranges. Take a look at Bag End, where Frodo and Bilbo’s adventures began. Get lost among the hobbit holes and visit the Green Dragon Inn, the mill and the Party Tree. Listen to spell-binding tales of how Hobbiton came to be. Your guide will escort you around the set, showing the intricate detailing, pointing out the most famous locations and explaining how the movie magic was made. Immerse yourself in the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of the Shire as featured in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies. ​After you finish your amazing Hobbit tour we make our way through the scenic roads into Rotorua for your next experience at Whakarawarewa - the living Maori village! And the buried village.​

Explore an authentic living Māori village where people live on a daily basis, using natural geothermal resources to cook, bathe and heat their homes as they have for centuries. Discover the vibrancy of Māori culture and the fascinating traditions of the Tūhourangi Ngāti Wāhiao people, who shaped tourism in New Zealand. View the geothermal wonders of Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley up close, including the world-famous Pōhutu geyser, boiling mud-pools, steam vents and bubbling pools. Enjoy a traditional cooking demonstration – watch our residents prepare Hāngi meals in our in-ground steam boxes, and cook corn in the bubbling water of our geothermal hot pools – as they have for generations. Learn what it’s like to live in the challenging environment of the Whakarewarewa Valley, where daily life includes cooking in the bubbling pools and steam vents, and bathing in the refreshing therapeutic waters. ​From an enriching memories of the living village we move on to the haunting echoes of the past. New Zealand’s most visited archaeological site where stories Tarawera volcanic Eruption come to life.​

Visit and learn how Māori and early settlers lived and worked together, guiding visitors to see the world famous Pink and White Terraces. Enjoy a leisurely walk through our 12-acre grounds and explore the sites that have been excavated from the village. Hear the stories of Tarawera in our award-winning museum. Visit the mesmerizing natural Te Wairoa (Wairere Falls), plunging to the valley along our Waterfall Trails. Discover the unique geology of the Rotorua region and how the eruption changed and shaped the area forever. Meet the unique personalities that shaped the early tourism industry in New Zealand. ​​After you finish your amazing tour experience, we make our way through the scenic roads of Waikato back to Auckland CBD.

New Zealand prides itself as one of the few countries in the world with an incredibly wide range of natural resources and wonderful attractions. One of the country’s most unique natural wonders are the famous glow-worm caves.

Taking a road trip to this amazing destination located in the King Country of the Waikato takes about 3 hours when driving south from Auckland. If you love the idea of taking a break from urban life and breezing down the highway surrounded by lush greenery, then a drive from Auckland to Waitomo Caves won’t disappoint you.  The longest river in New Zealand, the Waikato, will keep you company along the road. 

Glow Worm Cave

Be amazed by thousands of magical glowworms above as you glide silently by boat in the world famous Waitomo Glowworm Caves The enchanting Waitomo Caves have been attracting visitors for more than 120 years, thanks to their incredible limestone formations and luminescent glowworms. The subterranean cave system is located beneath the rolling green countryside of the Waikato, one of New Zealand’s prime farming regions. Your guided Waitomo Caves tour will be an unforgettable sightseeing experience as you walk through majestic caverns, explore limestone shafts, marvel at the stalactites and stalagmites and enjoy a boat ride through a grotto lit by thousands of tiny native glowworms..

Glowworm caves in New Zealand offer visitors the chance to explore dark caves that are lit up by thousands of tiny glowworms (scientifically known as Arachnocampa Luminosa) who shine bright as a way to attract their prey. This natural phenomenon is special, and besides one location in Australia, New Zealand is the only place in the world where glowworm caves exist!

Ruakairi Cave

Offering a captivating blend of the most compelling subterranean experiences (including glowworms), it will leave you open-mouthed, awe-struck and humbled by the sheer majesty of nature. Begin the tour by journeying down through the spectacular, man-made spiral entrance, marvel at the softly folding shawl-like limestone formations and crystal tapestries while listening to the distant thunder of subterranean waterfalls. If you want to see glowworms up-close and personal and learn about their fascinating life, then this is the tour for you.

This itinerary has been designed to showcase the range of experiences and landscapes on offer in the central north island, and all within a couple of hours of each other. Starting in Auckland travel though the picturesque coastal region of the Bay of Plenty and on to the famous geothermal wonderland of Rotorua where Māori  culture abounds During the trip south, you will encounter stunning scenery, great photo opportunities, beautiful mountains and see several different farm animals and  will also pass through the  the stunning Fitzgerald Glade to visit most popular tourist destinations of Rotorua historical government gardens, thermal springs and therapeutic world famous Polynesian spa.

There are few places in the world where geothermal phenomena such as geysers and mud pools are as extensive and accessible as in Rotorua. Situated five minutes from central Rotorua, Te Puia is an iconic destination for visitors featuring the world famous Pohutu Geyser, Māori cultural performances, live Kiwi, boiling mud pools, native bush and the National Schools of Wood Carving and Weaving. Feel the warm welcome of Māori  guides from the moment you walk into Te Puia past the twelve monumental carvings –  Te Heketanga a Rangi reaching skywards.

Explore Te Puia’s unique Whakarewarewa geothermal valley home to the world famous Pohutu Geyser, which erupts up to twenty times a day, and up to thirty metres high into the air. Explore the boiling mud pools and the boiling waters which are still used to cook in. The tradition of guiding in the Whakarewarewa geothermal valley extends for generations.

Discover the distinctive flavours and unique preparation of our traditionally cooked Māori hangi. This experience includes an extended tour of Te Puia, an interactive weaving experience, plus a traditionally cooked steam box lunch to enjoy in front of Pohutu Geyser. In an authentic Hangi make your choice from a selection of prepared food including: chicken, corn, kumara, pumpkin, potato, cabbage, watercress, and gourmet bread stuffing. Once you have placed your favourite delicacies inside the hangi basket, you are ready to head to the constantly active steam vent opening used to cook your kai (food) the authentic way. Following your guided tour and hands-on weaving experience, you will return to Pohutu Geyser to enjoy your lunchtime feast in front of the southern hemisphere’s largest active geyser.

Marvel at the breath-taking geothermal scenery, stunning waterfalls and World Heritage-listed forest reserves, as you drive from the south of Auckland located in the centre of New Zealand’s north island lies the largest freshwater lake in Australasia. A land of fire and ice, Lake Taupō, a stunning natural cauldron, is ringed by snow-capped mountains, and surrounded by geothermal ‘hot spots’, such as bubbling mud pools, fumaroles and hot springs, so have your camera at the ready to capture all the amazing sights.​

You'll be amazed by the majestic Huka Falls - an incredible waterfall that thunders 11m into the Waikato River below and boasts the title of being New Zealand's most visited natural attraction. This incredible waterfall is the most-visited natural attraction in New Zealand – it’s hard to tear your gaze away from the endless, mesmerising torrent. Experience dazzling views of the falls and river from the pedestrian bridge. Looking upstream from the footbridge over the Waikato River where the watercourse squeezes into the narrow gorge and results in a bit of turbulence. Explore the scenic beauty of Lake Taupō waterfront by stretching your legs along one of many lakeside walking trails.  Take a step away and enjoy the complete peace and quiet of water's edge picnic spots and elevated viewing areas. ​

We then visit the amazing Maori Rock carvings by way of a relaxing boat cruise - the only way to explore them. Take in the views from your unique perspective on the water and learn all about the spiritual and cultural significance of the area from your knowledgeable skipper before arriving at the carvings, towering 14 meters above the waters of Lake Taupo. ​Make yourself at home on a lovingly restored classic white sailing yacht, which set the scene for a wonderful experience to discover its natural beauty and hidden wonders.​

Leave your cares and the shoreline behind and set sail across the crystal-blue waters of Lake Taupō. Investigate the hidden bays and beautiful coastline as you enjoy stunning vistas guarded by majestic mountains, enduring witnesses to Taupō’s volcanic past. Explore the culture, history, and sustainability of the region as you voyage to the Māori Rock Carvings at Mine Bay. We will take you right up close to the 14 metre high face of Ngatoroirangi. Soak up the sun or roll up your sleeves; you can take the wheel, help hoist the sails or just sit back and enjoy the view. Experience Lake Taupō Free refreshments including tea, coffee, hot chocolate. We are licensed but you are welcome to bring your own. In the summer swimming is encouraged.​

Rich, full and flavoursome, discover the largest range of honey and honey-based products in Aotearoa. Excite the senses, be tempted by an amazing array of 100% pure New Zealand honey, mead, natural health and wellbeing products and unique gift ideas. A unique taste experience with free honey, mead & liqueur tastings. Live beehive viewings and fascinating interactive displays. Discover health & wellness products, divine honey-based skincare products. Complete your experience by relaxing in lounge or gardens with a coffee or delicious honey ice-cream.

An area in which the landscape has been sculptured by geothermal activity and where unique volcanic features can be viewed from well-defined tracks. More than just a place of myth and legend, this land has the power to heal and excite anyone who meets it, just as it’s done for centuries. Come and discover New Zealand’s most unique geothermal experience. Experience this land like our ancestors have done for centuries. Discover its beauty, its healing properties and its awe-inspiring power.

While driving from Auckland to Rotorua takes a few hours, the trip will fly by with these awesome stop-offs - plus the drive from Auckland to Rotorua is also filled with amazing scenery! New Zealand's most colourful geothermal attraction - just a short drive from Rotorua. 

Thermal Wonderland is a series of brightly coloured geothermal pools, stinky sulphur mud baths and explosive geysers, directly in the middle of this volcanic zone. Our first destination is Wai-O-Tapu - Thousands of Years in the Making... "One of the 20 Most Surreal Places in the World" 

Explore spectacular nature at New Zealand's most colourful natural volcanic park. Walks through this unique geothermal area take between 30 and 75 minutes and provide a wide range of amazing photo opportunities at unique features including the world famous Champagne Pool, naturally coloured hot and cold springs, devil’s bath, bubbling mud, steaming ground, expansive vistas, huge volcanic craters and sinter terrace formations. 

The natural bush setting, the Lady Knox Geyser erupting daily at 10.15 am and the nearby ever active "Mud Pool" add other dimensions to the experience, the distinct sulphur smell, similar to that of rotting eggs will accompany you throughout your visit to this fascinating natural wonder.  

Extend your Wai-o-Tapu experience along with visiting amphibious Duck Tours, a once in a lifetime unique adventure!

Sitting in the middle of Rotorua downtown, we provide a fun and unique sightseeing experience of Rotorua and the lakes region in New Zealands on WWII Amphibious Landing Crafts. Splashdown onto pristine lakes surrounded by beautiful native forests while laughing and learning from our experienced conDucKtors. Learn about these amazing amphibious crafts, the area and history. Ride, Laugh, Quack, Splash.

What better way is there to explore the rich and scenic history of Rotorua, than in a 'duck' amphibious vehicle? Our Rotorua City and Lakes tour is a fantastic sightseeing experience.  Discover the fantastic local landmarks, including the Museum, Government Gardens, Lake Rotorua, Mokoia Island, Geothermal Sulphur Point and Blue baths, as well as a multitude of picturesque and gorgeous surrounding areas. You’ll be thrilled and amazed by each and every destination on your list. This 90 minute journey starts in the spectacular Rotorua City, then you'll venture out for a "splashdown" entry into Lake Tikitapu (blue lake). Mixed in with the glorious wildlife is a setting for million dollar homes and you will also be granted access to thrilling views of Mt Tarawera. After the marvellous scenery has left you in awe, you will head back through Rotorua and bask in the glorious day you have had. The Rotorua City & Lakes tour is highly recommended for families.

Starting in Auckland travel though the picturesque coastal region of the Bay of Plenty and on to the famous geothermal wonderland of Rotorua where Maori culture abounds. Located just minutes away from central Rotorua, nestled in a geothermal valley abundant with the best of Rotorua’s geysers, as well as bubbling mud and steaming hot pools.

Experience an authentic cultural encounter that is rich in traditions passed on from generation to generation, set in a landscape where your senses will come alive. The Living village is a popular tourism destination that incorporates the magnificence of the geothermal landscape and the unique experience of a traditional Maori village, a place of natural wonder and spiritual significance. 500 hot springs and 65 geyser vents are set among the distinctly colourful sinter terraces and pools that make up the Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley.

Discover the wonders of Mother Nature and learn how we have come to live in harmony within this unique environment. The guided tours are entertaining and informative with a focus on giving everyone an understanding of the Maori history, culture and how the villagers live in the challenging Whakarewarewa Geothermal field and the significance of protecting it for future generations. Experience our Maori Cultural Performances entertaining you through song and dance.

Indulge your senses and try our Traditional Geothermal Hangi, Hangi Pie or Corn Cob, a tasteful and refreshing experience. You will get to visit the Whare Tepuna (ancestral house) where traditional carvings and woven panels are preserved at their original status. The Whare plays a significant part of the villagers lives where the tribes genealogy, history and culture are honoured. The tour includes the special viewing of the Pohutu Geyser, meaning big splash or explosion, where Mother Natures power and force is on display through the water vapour eruption up to 30 meters tall. The Living Māori Village offers an unforgettable day-time cultural and geothermal experience for all ages. From an enriching memories of the living village we move on to the haunting echoes of the past. New Zealand’s most visited archaeological site where stories Tarawera volcanic Eruption come to life. 

Visit and learn how Māori and early settlers lived and worked together, guiding visitors to see the world famous Pink and White Terraces. Enjoy a leisurely walk through and explore the sites that have been excavated from the village. Hear the stories of Tarawera in our award-winning museum. Visit the mesmerizing natural Te Wairoa (Wairere Falls), plunging to the valley along our Waterfall Trails. Discover the unique geology of the Rotorua region and how the eruption changed and shaped the area forever. Meet the unique personalities that shaped the early tourism industry in New Zealand.

Experience the real Middle-earth with a visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, featured in The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit films. The Hobbiton Movie Set Tour is where Peter Jackson filmed his famous Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit film trilogies. Our tour starts by from Auckland city  where we pick you up from, you’ll enjoy a two-hour scenic drive South of Auckland into Waikato, with a scenic stop or two for taking picturesque photos of New Zealand's lush countryside. ​

​Located 10 minutes away from the bustling Matamata Township the Shires Rest sits among the hills on a private working farm awaiting our arrival. Once we arrive, you spend 30-45 minutes shopping in the official Hobbiton Gift Shop and grabbing a drink or a bite in the famous Shire’s Rest Cafe. Your guided tour starts on a Hobbiton tour bus with a drive through New Zealand's picturesque 1,250 acre sheep farm with spectacular views across to the Kaimai Ranges. Take a look at Bag End, where Frodo and Bilbo’s adventures began. Get lost among the hobbit holes and visit the Green Dragon Inn, the mill and the Party Tree. Listen to spell-binding tales of how Hobbiton came to be. Your guide will escort you around the set, showing the intricate detailing, pointing out the most famous locations and explaining how the movie magic was made. Immerse yourself in the sights, smells, sounds and tastes of the Shire as featured in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit trilogies.​

After you finish your amazing Hobbit tour we make our way through the scenic roads into geothermal valley of Rotorua for your next experience at the living Maori village! 

Explore an authentic living Māori village where people live on a daily basis, using natural geothermal resources to cook, bathe and heat their homes as they have for centuries. Discover the vibrancy of Māori culture and the fascinating traditions of the Tūhourangi Ngāti Wāhiao people, who shaped tourism in New Zealand. View the geothermal wonders of Whakarewarewa Geothermal Valley up close, including the world-famous Pōhutu geyser, boiling mud-pools, steam vents and bubbling pools. Enjoy a traditional cooking demonstration – watch our residents prepare Hāngi meals in our in-ground steam boxes, and cook corn in the bubbling water of our geothermal hot pools – as they have for generations. Learn what it’s like to live in the challenging environment of the Whakarewarewa Valley, where daily life includes cooking in the bubbling pools and steam vents, and bathing in the refreshing therapeutic waters.​

​After you finish your amazing tour experience, we make our way through the scenic roads of Waikato back to Auckland CBD.​