Auckland · SEA KAYAKING TOURS
Paddling to Rangitoto and climbing a six-hundred-year-old crater is a genuine Auckland day. The 10 below compare the island crossings, the twilight paddles and the sheltered bays, priced and honest about the fitness each needs.
Paddle Auckland’s dark coastal waters as bioluminescent plankton sparkle below, with expert guides, kayaks, safety gear, and starry skies.
“The bioluminescent plankton were amazing to see glowing at night along with the bright stars. The guides Paul and Millie were amazing and very knowledgeable!”
Paddle Auckland’s night waters and watch bioluminescent plankton sparkle around your kayak on this beginner-friendly two-hour tour.
“Just being on the water was so peaceful. The water was warm, but I didn’t really get wet. It’s beautiful to see the water light up. We were also lucky enough to see glow worms too! This was definitely worth doing. I would do it again.”
Paddle to Rangitoto, eat a Kiwi barbecue, hike for sunset, then kayak back beneath Auckland’s city lights.
“It was very windy so that we could not go to Rangitoto as planned. We went to another vulcanic Island that was closer instead. We hiked to the top of the crater but it was a very short walk and not as long as climbing Rangitoto. It was very Read more”
Paddle a clear kayak over Goat Island Marine Reserve, spotting snapper and stingrays with gear provided and flexible 30 or 60-minute hire.
“We booked for 2 adults but when we arrived were offered 2 seperate double kayaks. I guess we should have read the detail more carefully and just booked 1 as each kayak seats two people! You have the use of the kayak for 1 hour. Experience was a lot of fun, althouRead more”
Kayak across Auckland’s Waitemata Harbor to Rangitoto, hike its volcanic summit, and enjoy a Kiwi BBQ with expert guides.
“Great trip and Bennett was an awesome guide! Beautiful scenery and a great lunch. Paddle was great but a little challenging, definitely not for the faint of heart and some kayaking experience is very helpful!”
Paddle Auckland waters after dark, watch bioluminescent plankton glow, and learn how this natural light show works on a two-hour guided kayak tour.
“We really enjoyed the activity. We can recommend it, thank you.”
Paddle from central Auckland to volcanic Motukorea, hike to its summit, and enjoy island history, views, snacks, and hot drinks.
“Our tour guide is Elle. A french girl. She is a very nice person. We feel nervous at the beginning as this is our first time doing kayaking. She provided extensive information about safety before we start which is helpful. We recommend this to anyone want to challenge yourself. Unforgettable experience.”
Paddle Auckland waters at night and watch bioluminescent plankton create blue sparks, with kayaks, safety gear, guides, and transport available.
“Great experience !!!! we love it. !!!!!! A good activity for family and friends. The staff is very attentive too . We recommend.”
Paddle from St Heliers to volcanic Browns Island, with harbor views, birdlife, a guided island walk, and beginner-friendly instruction.
“Was a sick tour! The Moana was beautiful! As well as Motukorea! Ka pai team! Chur”
Paddle Auckland’s glowing waterfront at dusk, with Sky Tower, Harbour Bridge, superyachts, snacks, and a small guided group.
“Seeing Auckland at night from the water in a kayak is an amazing experience. Ben, our knowledgeable guide, made the trip both fun and safe.”
Pick a harbour, a crater, a cave or a cellar door.
