Category: Waiheke Island

Visiting vineyards on Waiheke is an incredible experience for the whole family. You'll get to sample wines from several vineyards and enjoy scenic views of the island. There are many Waiheke winery tours to choose from. These tours can be private or group tours. This allows you to choose a winery tour that suits your tastes and budget. There are also winery tours that include a lunch at an award-winning restaurant. Some of the best vineyards on the island are large wineries, while others are boutique wineries. Boutique wineries are smaller, family-run wineries. These vineyards may not have helipads or have restaurants on site, but they do offer wine tastings, tours, and local artisan foods. These wineries are also sustainable and organic. Guided Waiheke winery tours is a great way to learn about the history and culture of the island. You'll also enjoy the scenic views and learn about the various vineyards. Many of the vineyards are located in historic villages, and there are many stops along the way. Most vineyards are open between 10am and 5pm, and some may close for special events. Some of the best vineyards on Waiheke are family-run, and many offer small plates or wine tastings in the cellar door. There are also several restaurants on the island, including Passage Rock and Tantalus Estate. The Tantalus Estate cafe has craft beer, small plates, and stunning views. You can also enjoy a meal at Stonyridge Vineyard. There are two main wine tour companies that offer private tours. Waiheke Wine Tour offers tours that are available year-round. Private tours are perfect for groups of friends or family members. A private tour is also a great way to learn about the history of the island, and you'll have a chance to sample wines from all of the vineyards on the island. The costs for private tours vary, depending on the size of your group. There are also group Waiheke winery tours that allow you to visit a variety of vineyards. These tours are perfect for families with small children. Some of the group tours may be a little more expensive than other options, but they are still a worthwhile way to see the island. You may also be able to find all-day bus passes that allow you to explore the island on your own. These tours can be booked at the Waiheke ferry terminal. Some vineyards also offer team building activities for corporate groups. Whether you are visiting the island for a day or several days, you can find a winery tour that suits your needs. There are Waiheke winery tours that visit multiple vineyards, tours that visit only one vineyard, and even Waiheke winery tours that allow you to stay on the island. Some tours include tastings at local spirit distilleries and honey producers. Most tours are offered in English. There are also tours that offer a lunch at an award-winning restaurant, and others that offer a winery platter. There are also tours that include an overnight stay on the island.