EcoZip, Lunch and Wine Tour on Waiheke Island

Name: Waiheke Wine Tour
Brand: Waiheke Wine Tour
Rating: 4.9 (196 reviews)

EcoZip, Wine and Lunch Tour Information

Enjoy this fabulous, high adrenaline activity on Waiheke Island plus lunch and wine tastings tour.

Catch the 9am ferry over to Waiheke where you will be picked up and taken to Ecozip, which has 3 zip lines zipping over beautiful forest with incredible views of Waiheke.

We will then pick you up at 12pm for wine tastings at the stunning Thomas Batch vineyard plus plentiful lunch platters. You can purchase your own additional wine to enjoy over lunch. You also have the option to buy wine to take away at your own cost. We will then transfer you back to the ferry at 3pm, or we can drop you anywhere on Waiheke to carry on with your day.

Pricing

$260pp

A minimum of x4 passengers are required to book this tour.

Important Information

This is a private tour for a minimum of x4 people including EcoZip experience, wine tastings with
platter lunch at Thomas Batch winery and transfers.

Vineyard booking is subject to availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ferry FAQs

How long is the ferry from Auckland to Waiheke Island?

The ferry ride takes about 40 minutes.

Where does the ferry to Waiheke Island leave from?

The ferry leaves from downtown Auckland city and arrives at Matiatia ferry terminal on Waiheke Island.

How do I get to Waiheke Island by ferry

You can catch the ferry from Auckland city ferry terminal (Fullers Ferry)

To get on the ferry just follow signs that say Waiheke, buy a ticket and jump into the queue.

Do I need to book Waiheke ferry in advance?

It is highly advised that you book your Waiheke ferry in advance then make sure to arrive about 30 minutes early so you can board the ferry at 10:00am to ensure you start your tour on time. The ferry is a first in first served deal so having your ticket ready and arriving early is ideal.

Wine Tour FAQs

Where do I get picked up for my wine tasting tour?

We will pick you up at 10:40am from the Matiatia ferry terminal or your island accommodation if you are already staying on the Waiheke.

Are there any wine tasting fees?

All of the wine tastings are included in your wine tour package unless otherwise stated.

How many wine tastings do we get at each of the wineries?

You are allowed up to 5 wine tastings at each of the wineries visited during your Waiheke Wine Tour.

Waiheke Island FAQs

Can I visit other wineries on the island?

You can visit other wineries after your tour ends, just make sure you have enough time to grab the ferry back to Auckland if you are not staying in accommodation on the island.

Is there public transport on Waiheke Island?

Waiheke Island offers many bus routes that will take you to the most frequently visited locations. These buses typically leave from Matiatia Wharf, where the Auckland ferries drop off passengers.

Is Waiheke Island worth visiting?

Waiheke island’s known all over the world for it’s jaw dropping vistas, relaxed atmosphere, award winning vineyards, amazing beaches, and wine tasting tours. If you are looking to have an amazing day trip with a lot of fun, great wines, food and a local guide then book yourself a tour today.

Getting to Waiheke

Disclaimer

Due to the nature of our tours, please be advised our tours are R18+. We adhere to NZ liquor licensing laws and as such you may be asked for ID at any one of the vineyards we visit, especially if you appear to look under 25. Please ensure you have photo ID such as a passport or driver’s license with you during the tour. If your teenagers attend your tour with you, they cannot consume alcohol unless they are 18, and this is at our discretion not yours. No raunchy behaviour will be tolerated. None of the Waiheke Wine Tours include ferry transport to or from Waiheke Island, unless it is specified. Please make arrangements for your ferry crossing online, or if you would like us to do this on your behalf, please specify this request at the time of booking. Please note, ferries to and from Waiheke Island can become very popular and busy, especially during peak times. Bookings do not guarantee a seat – you must queue for the ferry and hope you are early enough to get the ferry you want. We advise you to arrive early to avoid disappointment.