Discover Tikapa Moana - the Hauraki Gulf with us as we cruise through the myriad of islands, spot wildlife and learn about the cultural footprint of Tamaki Makaurau!
Best experience ever. Caught 100s of Dolphins
Absolutely love this cruise. Done this 4 times now & with family too when they've visited from England. Unfortunately we haven't seen any whales yet but keep on hoping for the next time ❤️
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gauravwork1725 from New Zealand wrote on 23 June 2025
A Must go - Take water proof jacket with you.
This was an amazing experience that I highly recommend everyone try at least once! We had the pleasure of watching dolphins play, and were even lucky enough to catch a few glimpses of a Bryde's whale. The spectacular dives of the Gannet birds were also a highlight. Pro tip: For the absolute best view, secure a spot at the front of the boat as soon as the first dolphin is spotted, typically just past Gannet Island. You won't regret it!