Cycle Auckland

Best explored on a bike. Ferry's leave from Devonport at 11am and 1pm. You will visit many scenic spots.

Devonport is Cycle Auckland's home and we love to show it off. Join us for a 1hr - 1.5hr(7kms) tour around our delightful, peaceful maritime village.Devonport is the home of the Navy Museum, North Head, Cambria Reserve, interesting period architecture, Mt Victoria's 360 degree views of the Auckland region (voted the best views of Auckland City) and many other attractions.

See a giant kauri tree and ride a bush railway. A farm stay will give you the opportunity to meet some real ""Kiwis"". Finish at the geothermal spa town of Rotorua with the opportunity to experience the local Maori culture.

This is the perfect leisurely cycle for all ages. Visit several historic and scenic spots. Local environment and historical information provided.

Allows time to explore Mt Victoria and North Head. You will visit several historic and scenic spots. Local environment and historical information provided.

Devonport Beach. Torpedo Beach. Cheltenham Beach. Narrow Neck Beach Takapuna Beachs. Local environment and historical information provided.

You will visit many historic and scenic spots. Local environment and historical information provided.

The perfect ride for everyone. You will visit many scenic spots. Local environment and historical information provided.

The Pacific Coast Highway is one of the great touring routes of the world. We take you on the stunning portion of the highway that showcases the Coromandel Peninsular.With it's spectacular coastline, beautiful beaches, rugged volcanic hills, native rainforest and historic towns this unspoiled region is one of New Zealand's most popular holiday destinations. The Peninsular also has some of New Zealand's best weather, making it a year round destination. Temperatures reach 24-31 Celsius in the summer months and average around 12-14 Celsius in winter.This holiday is a delight, commencing at the historic goldmining town of Thames we take the scenic western side of the Pacific Coast Highway to the town of Coromandel. The route then heads inland traveling to the tranquil beach settlements in Mercury Bay. From Mercury Bay you cycle down the spectacular east coast of the Peninsular to Pauanui. The east coast is remarkably different from the west coast with hundreds of bays and idyllic beaches; don't forget to dig your own hot pool at Hot Water Beach. From Pauanui you return inland cycling through the towering rainforests back to Thames.

Northland is renown for its spectacular and diverse scenery. The Twin Coast Discovery Highway encircles Northland and is a magnet for nature lovers from New Zealand and all over the world.You will cycle past magnificent kauri forests, beautiful beaches and stunning scenery. Also, Northland was one of the first areas settled in New Zealand and contains many sites of historical significance. Northlands temperate to subtropical climate allows cycling to be enjoyed all year round. Temperatures reach 24-31 Celsius in the summer months and average around 12-16 Celsius in the middle of winter.This holiday is wonderful, it begins with a picturesque 2½ hr bus trip north from Auckland to Brynderwyn. From here you cycle through dairy farming countryside to the historic Kauri logging town of Dargaville. From Dargaville you take the rolling western coast of the Highway through the magnificent Waipoua Forest to Opononi, don't forget to drop in on Tane Mahuta (Lord of the forest) the world's largest Kauri tree. From Opononi you cycle inland across to the eastern coast to Paihia where you take the ferry to Russell. From Russell you ride the beautiful eastern side of Northland to Hikurangi.