Top Things to do in North Shore
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Discover the best top things to do in North Shore, New Zealand including MagicBroomstick (Segway) Tours, Inflite, Canoe & Kayak Adventures, Key Summit Track, Miller Road Fragrance Studio, Mount Victoria Reserve, Torpedo Bay Navy Museum, Takapuna Markets, Browns Bay Beach, Berkeley Cinema.
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1. MagicBroomstick (Segway) Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 307 reviews
Magic Broomstick Segway Tours is an absolute MUST DO while you're in Auckland. We're located in Devonport, Auckland's Historic Seaside Village only a 12 minute ferry ride from downtown Auckland or 30 minutes over the bridge by car. It's FUN to experience the unique sensation of riding a Fair Dinkum, Genuine, Segway Personal Transporter as you explore this part of Auckland. We teach you the art of riding then when you're comfortable you're off on a Guided tour or short ride. Gliding to the summit of Mt. Victoria or North Head, Devonport's volcanic cones, you can checkout the Military fort's of the 1880's and enjoy the awesome views of Auckland city and the Hauraki Gulf. If you would like a shorter ride we have a "Taste" of Segway taking you to past Victorian Villas to beaches and parks. All suitable for 13years and over. If you have a 10 year old in your group you can still experience the awesome Segway as we have a FUN Family ride especially for you. Go on try something new I'ts FUN!
2. Inflite
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 78 reviews
INFLITE's helicopters are available for exciting scenic flights over Auckland’s CBD, beaches, islands and volcanoes. Indulge in a dining package, lodge transfer, golfing trip or luxurious overnight get-away. INFLITE is NZ's dedicated specialist providing helicopter, private jet, and luxury motor launch charters throughout NZ and the South Pacific.
3. Canoe & Kayak Adventures
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5.0 based on 29 reviews
Canoe & Kayak North Shore offers a variety of sea kayak training and tours in an area that is one of Auckland's best-kept secrets. Our guided tours operate just 20 minutes from Downtown Auckland. The Long Bay-Okura Marine Reserve is home to an abundance of wildlife and historic sites. Stingray frequent the bay to feed, and resident rays Mertyl and Turtle are usually the first to pop by to say hello. The bay is also home to a number of rare seabirds, like the NZ dotterel, the variable oystercatcher and the godwit. We also cater to groups with tours to the historic Riverhead Tavern & Puhoi settlements.
4. Key Summit Track
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Always check the website for changes that might affect your trip. See website for the price of accommodation on this track.
Reviewed By mcmoscato - Annandale, United States
Key Summit is an outstanding easy excursion from the Milford Road or a quick side-trip from the Routeburn Track. The climb to Key Summit begins at The Divide trailhead, and starts on the Routeburn Track heading toward the Lake Howden and Lake Mackenzie Huts. The track is well graded and passes through pleasant forest with limited views. After a gradual climb a signed intersection points the way to the Key Summit Track, which veers above the Routeburn. The smooth track heads uphill via a series of moderate switchbacks. As the trail emerges from the forest, there are outstanding views down the Hollyford Valley as a taste of the more expansive views to come. Near the top of the climb the trail forks as part of a worthwhile nature loop. The route meanders on the high summit ridge, past beautiful tarns and with many outstanding viewpoints. The turnaround point is the Lake Marian Viewpoint, where you can just see Lake Marian perched in a high hanging valley in the Darran Mountains across the Hollyford Valley. After completing the summit nature loop, head back down the way you came. It's about 4-5 miles in total ~ 2 hours and while steep in some places not a hard hike and rewarding with magnificent views
5. Miller Road Fragrance Studio
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5.0 based on 19 reviews
- Make your own perfume in our beautiful fragrance studio! Perfume Worshop: 2 hour (60 oils) or Perfumer Plus (160 oils) : 3 hours - We also sell locally made Candles, Diffusers & our very own Devonport fragrance to remind you of our special seaside village.
Reviewed By blissjunkies - Auckland, New Zealand
I was given a perfume workshop for my birthday - what a treat! I’ve always had a love of perfume but this was an experience I’ll treasure for a years to come, in fact it was so good I did a second! So many divine notes to choose from and under the teams’ expert care you’re guided to create a totally unique fragrance which come in a gorgeous bottle. Fabulous day, lovely company and I smell sensational! :)
6. Mount Victoria Reserve
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4.5 based on 467 reviews
Reviewed By chetasm2018
Just a short ferry from Auckland to the town of Davenport, mount Victoria is a short 10-15 min climb up the hill. The views from up there are worth the climb as you get almost 360 degree view of the city, harbor and also the volcanic mountain the other size.
7. Torpedo Bay Navy Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By NancyT232 - Gig Harbor, United States
This museum highlights the history of the New Zealand Navy. They use personal stories of individuals to describe historic battles, complete with artifacts and photographs of the individuals, making the stories more personal. There were photographs of contemporary naval personnel as well as wall-size photographs of the crews from historic vessels. Many exhibits were interactive enough to draw you in but not so much as to distract from the story. Admission is free, but donations are welcome. There's a small shop as well as a cafe right on the waterfront. Great way to spend a day in town, and very accessible from the ferry dock. Ferries run every half hour to the main terminal in Auckland. Great place to get away from the cruise ship for a peaceful day.
8. Takapuna Markets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 96 reviews
Reviewed By blueshark_m4ko - Warrnambool, Australia
Awesome Sunday market on an awesome day is brilliant. Every stall was friendly and polite, not all have eftpos available so bring cash, those that do or don’t accept cards are clearly signed as such either way. Plenty to eat and drink, a lot of buskers but they are strategically placed and volume controlled so they don’t interfere with each other. From old stuff to new stuff, there is something for everyone. Apparently the council is planning to concrete jungle the car park where this institute is located thus ending this iconic thing to do, that would be a shame.
9. Browns Bay Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By davidhW3923IF
Lovely beach, one of my favourites on the North Shore. Nice and long and always something going on there. They have a large kids playground too so fun for the younger ones as well as tables and seats for that takeaway on the beach.
10. Berkeley Cinema
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