Australia and New Zealand Performance Tour

Your 24-hour Tour Director will meet you at the airport and remain with your group until your final airport departure.

Experience Auckland through Tour Director–led sightseeing that highlights New Zealand’s diverse landscapes and bicultural foundations. Visit Mission Bay to see how the harbor shapes city life, then travel to Maungawhau (Mount Eden), once a major Māori settlement. From the summit, enjoy sweeping views of Auckland and the Waitematā Harbour while learning how geography and culture are closely connected.

Step into the world of New Zealand rugby on an interactive guided visit. Explore immersive exhibits, test your skills, and learn about the legacy of the All Blacks and other national teams. Discover the history, traditions, and cultural significance of the sport, including the meaning and power of the haka.

Students are the eco-stewards of the future, and this experience helps them understand the challenges facing our oceans and their role in protecting them. Head out on Waitematā Harbour aboard Dolphin Explorer for a two-hour session with marine scientists, combining expert insight with interactive, hands-on learning.

Explore the youngest volcanic island located just off Auckland. Its symmetrical shape and prominent location make it an iconic part of the city’s landscape, offering a unique perspective on the region’s volcanic origins.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.

Step into the world of The Shire on a guided visit to the Hobbiton Movie Set, located on a working sheep farm. Learn how the detailed outdoor set was created, from handcrafted props to cinematic illusions used during filming. Your guide shares behind-the-scenes stories before the visit concludes at the Green Dragon Pub.

Explore Banks Peninsula on New Zealand’s South Island, first inhabited by the Māori and later charted by Captain Cook in the 1700s. The region is known for its waterways, dramatic scenery, and abundant flora and fauna.

Visit Willowbank Wildlife Reserve to experience local animal life up close. See kiwi, kangaroos, and other native species, along with heritage farm animals and select exotic animals like lemurs and macaws, all within a natural and engaging setting.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.

Explore Sydney on foot through The Rocks, where cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and lively shops reflect the city’s past and present. Walk across the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge for sweeping harbour views, then stroll through the Royal Botanic Gardens to experience native plants and scenic waterfront landscapes.

Set on Sydney Harbour, Taronga Zoo is home to many of Australia’s native animals. See kookaburras, koalas, dingoes, red pandas, platypuses, and more in naturalistic settings, all while enjoying views of the harbour. “Taronga” is believed to be an Aboriginal word meaning “water view.”

Explore the Sydney Opera House and learn the story behind its iconic design. Discover architect Jørn Utzon’s vision, get a close look at the famous shell tiles, and step inside to visit performance spaces. Take in the craftsmanship and experience one of the world’s most recognized cultural landmarks.

Enjoy a performance at the iconic Sydney Opera House. Exact performance subject to final confirmation at time of booking.

Visit Bondi Beach, one of Australia’s most famous stretches of sand, known for its surf culture, lifesaving history, and vibrant atmosphere. Learn what makes Bondi unique, then enjoy free time to relax, explore, or try surfing. Continue to The Gap for coastal views and Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair for iconic harbour views of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.