The perfect introduction to one of New Zealand’s best cities! Join our Wellington city tour and discover all the top things to do in Wellington.
Highlights
• View New Zealand’s Parliament Buildings and Beehive, Pop into Old Saint Paul’s Cathedral
• Feel the breeze at the top of Mount Victoria
• Enjoy your personal tour commentary by your local guide
Wellington City Sights & Coastline Tour
The perfect introduction to Wellington City!
See Wellington through the eyes of a local on this tour. Experience the best attractions and must-see landmarks of this vibrant city and get off the tourist trail. Gain a 360° view of the city from Mount Victoria, experience the rugged south coast seas and explore interesting quaint villages throughout the city.
Take a ride on the famous cable car (optional at own cost) but most of all sit back and enjoy Wellington at its finest!
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Top hotels in Wellington
Bolton Hotel
With a stay at Bolton Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Wellington, just a 3-minute walk from Beehive and 6 minutes by foot from Old Government Buildings. This 4.5-star hotel...
Grand Mercure Wellington
With a stay at Grand Mercure Wellington, you’ll be centrally located in Wellington, within a 5-minute drive of Wellington Cable Car (Lambton Quay Station) and Carter Observatory. This 5-star hotel...
InterContinental Wellington
With a stay at InterContinental Wellington, you'll be centrally located in Wellington, steps from Wellington Cable Car (Lambton Quay Station) and 8 minutes by foot from Civic Square. This 5-star...
