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Hawke's Bay Tours and Tickets

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1. Hawke’s Bay is a beautiful region located on the eastern coast of the North Island of New Zealand. It is known for its stunning landscapes, including breathtaking beaches, dramatic cliffs, and rolling hills covered in vineyards and orchards.

The region is famous for its award-winning wineries and is often referred to as the \"Wine Country\" of New Zealand. Visitors can explore the vineyards and enjoy wine tasting tours, sampling some of the country’s best wines, especially their renowned red wines.

Hawke’s Bay also has a rich cultural heritage, with a strong presence of Maori history and traditions. Visitors can learn about the local Maori culture through various cultural tours and experiences. The region is also home to several art deco buildings, which were rebuilt in the 1930s following a devastating earthquake. The art deco architecture adds a unique charm to the towns and cities of Hawke’s Bay.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of activities to enjoy in Hawke’s Bay, including hiking and cycling trails, kayaking, fishing, and surfing. The region also has several beautiful gardens and parks, such as the renowned Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Market and the stunning Pekapeka Wetlands.

2. The working time and contact information for specific attractions and businesses in Hawke’s Bay may vary. It is recommended to check the official websites or contact the respective places for accurate information. The Hawke’s Bay Tourism website (www.hawkesbaynz.com) provides comprehensive information and contact details for various attractions in the region.

3. Transportation to Hawke’s Bay is primarily through air, with Hawke’s Bay Airport located near Napier being the main gateway. Domestic flights connect Hawke’s Bay to major cities in New Zealand. Alternatively, visitors can also drive to Hawke’s Bay from other parts of the North Island or take a bus or train to the region.

Within Hawke’s Bay, there are local buses and taxis available for transportation. Renting a car is also a popular option for exploring the region at your own pace. Additionally, guided tours and transportation services are available for specific attractions and activities, such as wine tours and cultural excursions.

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There is no international airport in Hawke’s Bay, and both Auckland and Wellington are several hours’ drive away. Hawke’s Bay is best visited if you aren’t in a hurry.
Hawke’s Bay is home to a hill with the longest place name in the world: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakita-natahu—or or Taumata for short. There’s not really much to see there, though.
Hawke’s Bay is one of the most earthquake-prone areas of New Zealand. Be aware of how to respond if you do feel a quake.

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Gannet Safaris Overland tour to Cape Kidnappers Gannet Colony

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$61.96 USD

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Gannet Safaris Overland is the only tour which drives up onto to the Gannet plateau. No walking required. The views are spectutular with so much to learn about Hawkes Bay. Our 3 hour fully guided tour takes you within meters of the gannets of Cape Kidnappers. The birds are mesmerising to watch. See them dive and swoop gracefully. While there we will serve tea & coffee. Please do not book this tour if you are off a cruise ship. We have a specific tour which is only bookable via our website for cruise ship passengers._en-US

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Coast to Vineyards Self-Guided Scenic Cycle Tour from Napier

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Experience Hawke's Bay on this scenic 28km (17 mile) cycle ride. The route follows beautiful coastal bike trail. Visit Atea A Rangi Star Compass and enjoy wildlife in the estuary wetlands. The trail turns inland along Tukituki River valley vineyards. You can visit up to 4 wineries. Enjoy local cuisine, wine tasting or a glass of wine before our shuttle comes to take you back to Napier. This is a self-guided bike ride, you'll be provided map with directions and highlights. The route is 28km (17 mile) long and almost all cycle trail. Hospitality venues: Askerne Wines- open Mon-Sun Craggy Range - open Mon-Sun (requires 5km detour, booking essential) Te Mata Estate - open Mon-Sun Black Barn - open Mon-Sun Return shuttle departs Black Barn at 4pm. Booking wine tasting and lunch is recommended, especially on weekends._en-US

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Cape Winery Cycle Tour - 6 wineries, self-guided

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1.00 USD

Our most popular tour! Enjoy a full-day, self-guided biking tour (riding FUN e-bikes) to some of the regions finest wineries to enjoy wine tastings galore. We take you (and your bike) at 10am out to the stunning Cape Kidnappers where your easy, flat cycle route starts. This trail cycles past 5 award-winning wineries along a 20km stretch of easy, scenic cycle pathways. Meet our van at the last winery at Havelock North at Black Barn Vineyard for a 4pm transfer back to your pick up point. A truly memorable experience enjoying the best wineries of Hawke's Bay on a bike! If you have booked this tour on a Saturday or public holiday, we totally recommend making bookings at the wineries you want to stop at._en-US

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Napier Shore Excursion: City Sights and Hawke's Bay Tour

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$79.03 USD

This shore excursion highlights the best of Hawke's Bay and Napier, considered the Art Deco Capital of the world! Discover this areas unique history including its early settlement, the 1931 Napier Earthquake, and the rebuild efforts that transformed the city to what it is today. Travel through the beautiful rural pastures outside the city, make a stop close to the top of Te Mata Peak with incredible sightings, and explore the unique architecture of Hastings and Napier._en-US

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