New Zealand Walking Tours 2024/2025

Join a New Zealand walking tour for an immersive experience of local culture and an up-close perspective of sights and attractions. Whether you choose to join a city walking tour in Dunedin or Auckland or a nature trail tour in Mount Cook National Park or Fiordland National Park, you will be amazed by the scenery and unique lifestyle on your New Zealand tour. Find hidden gems and explore local art and markets like Parnell Farmers Market in Auckland or New Regent Street in Christchurch on a city walking tour. Learn more about the history of the area and get insider tips from an experienced guide.


For adventure beyond a walking tour, our New Zealand adventure tours for canyoning, mountain biking, or even skydiving. Find the list of our most popular New Zealand walking tours below.

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New Zealand Walking Tour Reviews

4.8 - Excellent
Based on 4 customer reviews
Excellent
  • Lynda
The Takahe trip is full of wonder, excitement and lasting memories. It boasts spectacular scenery every day, quality accommodation, comfortable travel and carefully balanced activities allowing energy levels to be manageable over five days. The guides are personable, knowledgeable, and great managers of the group dynamics with a mix of abilities and personalities. Full on days hiking with creative planning leads to happy and contented participants who come home to reminisce about the journey and its success. Thank you tour operator.
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  • Sandy
So tempted to try to knock off a few great walks as the years slip by? Join this perfect honey of great walk tasters. Within lies the relaxing level nature walks in forest crowded with amazing lush undergrowth, or light- filtered lighter growth; then onto more challenging stuff such as Routeburn's Key Summit or Ben Lomond saddle. All this and always guided by our lovely young whizz-kid guides. And don't forget incredible meals appearing regularly.
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  • Susan
I knew the trip was going to be a success because of the way we were greeted at the Hotel on the first morning. Button & Emma went the extra mile to look after us everyday & of course, we all liked Sam a lot.

New Zealand Walking Tours

Couple walking in Oriental bay, New Zealand.
Craft a memorable journey through New Zealand's landscapes and culture while walking amidst cityscapes, nature trails, and local markets.

Highlights of New Zealand Walking Tours

  • Learn about the history and culture of cities such asDunedin or Christchurch by joining a local guide on one of the many walking tours of New Zealand.
  • Immerse yourself in local culture by exploring art galleries, markets and street art. ample regional cuisine such as hāngi or mānuka honey.
  • Get insider information on a New Zealand walking tour by learning from a local guide about popular activities, hidden gems, and favorite restaurants or bars.
  • Get to know Queenstown on a personal level with your local guide, checking out sights like Central Queenstown, Queenstown Hill, or Queenstown Gardens.
  • Join an Auckland walking tour and learn the historical significance of popular sights such as the University Clock Tower and Kinder House.
  • Opt for a NZ walking tour along one of the many hiking trails to view breathtaking landscapes, engage with Maori culture, and see New Zealand’s rich biodiversity and unique flora and fauna.

Tips for New Zealand Walking Tours

  • Research tour options in the area you will be visiting. Consider the theme and duration, and check New Zealand walking tour reviews.
  • Book in advance, New Zealand gets extremely busy during peak tourist season so make sure to book your walking tour in advance to secure your spot.
  • Ask questions! New Zealand has such fascinating sites, an interesting historical background and rich Māori culture. Make sure to ask your guide questions to get the most out of your tour..
  • Dress comfortably! Whether you are on a walking tour in Wellington or Christchurch, or a trail tour around the Milford Track, make sure you check the weather conditions and come dressed appropriately.
  • Respect the locals. Remember you are a visitor in the country so be respectful to the people living in New Zealand. Refrain from taking photos without permission, and be polite.

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