AUCKLAND
Auckland’s best days out.
The 13 food tours most worth a day of your Auckland trip, with the prices, run times and the operator behind each one.
Waiheke food and wine day with return ferry, three guided tastings, olive-oil sampling, and a two-course lunch. Private pace.
Most Popular“Efficient, well organised and friendly guide. Good variety of stops. Comfortable bus, delicious lunch”
Taste Auckland on a 3-hour afternoon food walk with a small guide group and included tastings, ending near Britomart.
“We loved our tour! Sarah was a fun, knowledgeable guide and we learned so much about Auckland. The walking was very easy and accessible and we were inside much more than I thought we would be on a semi-warm day. The food was delicious and we felt more full at the end than we were…”
A 5.5-hour Waiheke Island food and wine day with boutique tastings, olive oil lessons, oysters when available, and a family-style lunch.
“Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. We went to 3 wineries had great wine and delicious food. Especially Casa Miro. We had some time left and went to a distillery. Wonderful Day!! Paul was grea.”
Waiheke’s 5-hour gourmet crawl: oysters, olive oil, boutique vineyard tastings, a family-style lunch, and a whisky or beer finish.
“Really well organised and Pau made it so enjoyable. Loved the little anecdotes about living in Waiheke and recommendations of places to eat and stay with future visits etc”
Auckland CBD walking food tour with local cheeses, Kiwi classics, award-winning dishes, artisan chocolate, and a cold local drink in 3 hours.
“Our tour guide Laura was fantastic! The food was amazing and we had a great time learning about the food and city. We would highly recommend this tour”
Tastebud Tour in Auckland pairs market morning tea, Auckland Fish Market seafood, wine tasting, and a minivan ride to Mt Eden views.
“Great experience and well organized. Fabulous tour guide. Even had a bonus stop at the winter gardens which were breathtaking.”
Walk Auckland’s CBD with a local guide on a 3-hour food safari featuring at least four tastings, water, and great city orientation.
“A read insiders tour to delicious and unexpected goodies and places to return to. Alexa provided a lot of history and info. Her handout sheet also will come in handy during our stay.”
Waiheke half-day food and drink tour with private transport, wine tastings, The Heke whisky cellar, and Allpress olive oil pairings.
“This was a very nice tour. First stop was Mudbrick for a tasting of several wines. Then off to The Heke for a spirits tasting. You could also choose beer instead of spirits. The gin and whiskey were fantastic. You could also pay for attentioRead more”
Fly from Auckland to Waiheke for scenic views, Batch Winery lunch, premium wine and champagne tastings, then cruise back by ferry.
“Chris was most informative during our tour. Josh notified us the day before about possible weather conditions might change the itinerary. This did happen and the next day after the tour we had a lovely air flight to compensate for not being able to fly and land at Waiheke Island. We would highly recommend the…”
Private Waiheke food and wine tour from Oneroa with up to 3 tastings, award-winning olive oil, honey and herb spread, plus lunch.
“Our guide Maria was very nice, she showed to us all the island.”
Eat classic New Zealand fare in Devonport and learn Māori and harbour stories on a guided walk from Auckland Ferry Building.
“Big portions of food...more than most food tours we have been on! It was nice to learn about the history of the area, as well.”
Auckland street food tour with a local guide featuring Manuka honey treats, kumara fries, and landmark stops from City Hall to Sky Tower.
“Explore neighborhoods as only locals know them. Taste local foods, snacks, pastries, and beverages that not available on mainstream menus. .”
Small-group Waiheke wine, gin, olive oil and lunch tour with Joe and Jen across five stops. 6 hours, max 11 guests.
“This was a magical experience. Everything was 5 stars from our host, Joe, to the vineyards and transportation. The forecast predicted some wind and rain, so we dressed accordingly. Although not a typical summer day, it was still perfecRead more”
Two harbours, a gulf full of islands, and every day trip beyond the city.
