Māori waka (canoe) experiences on the harbour.
Waterfront
From its building on the waterfront, Te Wharewaka offers guided waka paddles on the harbour and walking tours telling the Māori history of Wellington.
Listings are for identification and discovery; confirm opening hours, prices and details independently before visiting.
| Name | Kind | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Māori galleries at Te PapaTe Papa | Māori culture | Taonga and a modern marae inside the museum. |
| Staglands Wildlife ReserveAkatarawa Valley, about 1 hour | Wildlife | Native and farm animals in a bush valley. |
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