Auckland · COROMANDEL PENINSULA DAY TRIPS
10 tours
Auckland fills up over summer and the best coromandel peninsula day trips go first. The 10 below carry current prices and a note on what separates each one, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Auckland to Coromandel in a small group, Mautohe Cathedral Cove, optional Hot Water Beach spa digging, and expert local guides.
“The trip was absolutely perfect thanks to Dave! 100% recommend! :)”
Auckland to Coromandel day trip for Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach, with tide timing, guided walks, and time to dig your own spa pool.
“Van seats incredibly uncomfortable for long drive. Description should mention specifically that it’s a 3.5 mile walk and equivalent of 20 flights of stairs since older couple in our group struggled. Cathedral cove was stunning, and wish we knew to wear suits there to swim since you couldn’t really swim at hot water beach. Also missed the low tide to experience the hot tubs. Overall loved the scenery but not the greatest group experience”
Small-group Coromandel day trip from Auckland to Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach, plus Hahei stops, picnic lunch, and bottled water.
“Rain or shine, the tour still on. Doug, our tour guy made sure we were able to enjoy our trip even the weather was bad.”
Small group Coromandel day trip from Auckland with hotel pickup, Cathedral Cove time for swimming, and a tide-timed thermal dig at Hot Water Beach.
“Great place to visit. Really worth the journey from Auckland the driver was so knowledgeable and fun at the same time.”
Coromandel Day Tour from Auckland with pickup: Driving Creek spiral train, Hot Water Beach mineral pools, Cathedral Cove coastal walk.
“I would have rated it a 5, but the earthquake in Russia changed the itinerary and we had to make some adjustments so sadly we did not get to Cathedral Cove. We did get to hike some and see some nice views, but Cathedral Cove is truly wRead more”
Small-group Coromandel day trip from Auckland with Cathedral Cove walk, scenic beach stops, Waikato countryside views, and guided comfort.
“Very well organized, the guides Pearl and John were very entertaining and took really good care of us. Cathedral Cove and the beaches around are just amazing. Thanks!”
Private Coromandel coast day from Auckland: Cathedral Cove boat cruise, Hot Water Beach thermal dig, Driving Creek Railway, lunch and WiFi.
“Our private tour to coromandle was great, and our tour guide Mr.Adil was the best. so polite, informative, funny, and experienced. He teach us so many things, i wish we met him at the beginning of our vacation. As we are Muslims, he made his best for us to pray zuhr.”
Auckland to Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach, small group style, with spade hire, guided timing, and the chance to dig your own hot pool.
“Loved Cathedral Cove. Nice driving by Sam our guide. We enjoyed the ease of getting picked up and brought to cool sights. Wish we had a little more time at each, but other than that great trip!”
Spend a full day on New Zealand’s Coromandel, with Hot Water Beach, Cathedral Cove, and Mt Paku from Auckland.
“I loved everything about this tour! Harriet was so friendly and also very knowledgeable. We had the best day walking to the beaches, playing in the water, eating delicious food, and taking in the amazing New Zealand scenery. Voltours will be my go-to for future trips!”
Auckland to Coromandel in one full day: Driving Creek Railway, thermal soaking, and the Cathedral Cove walk with pickup and drop-off.
“Ambrose my guide on the private tour was amazing. He firstly accommodated me to start the tour an hour later as scheduled, picked me up at the airport and dropped me at my hotel after the day. He was knowledgeable, kind and his advice lead me to have the best of both worlds seeing the Cathedral cove both from sea and land and doing the scenic walk. The driving creek was not your usual train trip. Traveling through the forest and ending with spectacular views were very special. Travelling back on the coast line every turn delivered a next beautiful scene. Even though it was a long day it was…”
