NEW ZEALAND YACHT CHARTER
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New Zealand is composed of two main yet completely different islands; the North Island with its horde of volcanoes and subtropical forests, and the South Island, slightly bigger, with its collection of snow-capped summits. This yacht charter destination also boasts a multitude of hills where about 60 million sheep graze; and Stewart Island down south illuminated by the aurora australis. As contradictory as beautiful, the diverse landscapes of New Zealand will provide countless exploration opportunities throughout your yacht charter vacation.
Characterised by unique landforms and outstanding scenery Whangaroa is where you will start; the Bay of Islands is generously filled with 150 undeveloped islands; discover Poor Knights listed in the top ten diving spots; Great Barrier Island is perfect if you want to go for a hike with its numerous trails; discovered in 1769, Mercury Islands is a beautiful archipelago; Coromandel Peninsula is a sub-tropical paradise; olive groves and vineyards compose the landscape of Waiheke Island; Hauraki Gulf is a Marine Park which shelters rare and protected plants and birds; end in the fascinating city of Auckland which welcomes yachts of all sizes.
Whangaroa
Start your charter in Whangaroa
Whangaroa is characterised by unique landforms and outstanding scenery.
The Harbour offers beautiful views over spectacular rocky bluffs. Enjoy kayaking and paddle boarding.
Your crew will be pleased to organise activities such as golf or hiking to the top of Duke’s Nose peak or to The Kairara rocks for you.
Bay Of Islands
Your Itinerary to the Bay of Islands
Cruise for approximately three hours to the Bay of Islands, known as the “Winterless North” and brimming with 150 undeveloped islands. Disembark in the historic town of Russell home to waterfront galleries and restaurants. Later in the afternoon swim in beautiful clear lagoons with whales, dolphins and penguins. If you are a fishing fan, you can find the best spots for big-game fishing here.
Poor Knights
Your Itinerary to Poor Knights
Navigate towards the Poor Knights Marine Reserve, named one of the top ten diving spots within a 30 meter visibility. Take the yacht’s tender and explore the famous Riko Riko largest sea cave. Disembark in the bustling waterfront town of Tutukaka. This coast line has been rated as one of the top coastal destinations on the planet by the National Geographic Traveller.
Great Barrier Island
Your Itinerary continues to the Great Barrier Island
The Great Barrier Island is well known for its numerous hiking trails. Discover the natural waterfalls and beautiful views from the top of the hills. This island also has some unspoiled beaches. The shore is crystal-clear and therefore ideal for diving. You can enjoy a one hour-long walk to Kaitoke hot pools in the centre of the island, which is mainly uninhabited and is perfect for a tranquil retreat.
Mercury Islands
Your Itinerary to Mercury Islands
Mercury Islands is a beautiful archipelago discovered by Captain James Cook in 1769, it is home to nature reserves and different animal species. The Great Mercury island is the largest and is the only habited one.
Hike through the palm forests or relax on the sandy beaches.
Coralie Bay is a lovely sheltered bay perfect for snorkelling to discover the large reef area with its blue and pink maomaos and blue mokis.
Coromandel Peninsula
Your Itinerary to Coromandel Peninsula
Welcome to this sub-tropical paradise.
Go hiking through Kauri forests and discover some abandoned gold mines canyons, panoramic cliffs and waterfalls. You can also walk along the Coromandel Coastal Walkway, an untouched and worth exploring part of the country. Take the tender or kayaks and discover the Cathedral Cove. Head towards the beach and disembark to enjoy some surfing, art galleries and restaurants resent in the area.
Waiheke Island
Your Itinerary continues to Waiheke
Your journey will continue to the Waiheke Island, a change of scenery awaits you with its olive groves and vineyards. Cruise toward the Hauraki Gulf and wander around once you have disembarked. Relax on the beach or go for a tasting of the local Sauvignon Blanc and Gewurztraminer. Also a perfect stop for some water toys activities such as paddle boarding or jet skiing.
Hauraki Gulf
Your Itinerary to Hauraki Gulf
Since 2000, The Gulf of Hauraki has been designated as a Marine Park.
The island shelters some rare and protected plants and birds.
Some of them are wildlife sanctuaries and a permission is needed to visit them.
Numerous beautiful beaches are perfect for some water activities.
Different activities may be suggested such as fishing, snorkelling or hiking.
Auckland
Your Itinerary to Auckland
Welcome to the city of sails, which welcomes yachts of all sizes. Visit the city and the many markets and restaurants. There is always something happening here, major sport events, concerts, outdoor adventures and festivals. Have lunch/dinner at the famous Orbit restaurant situated on the city’s sky tower summit and enjoy the view. Transfer to Auckland’s International airport for your onward travels.
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