Tourism

Passage rock is a restaurant/vineyard located on the outskirts of waiheke, it offers delicious food, fine wine and a peaceful atmosphere surrounded by beautiful Syrah vines.

Waiheke Explorer is popular hop on hop off tour, that showcases the best wineries, restaurants, shops, art galleries, beaches, and nature walks Waiheke has to offer.

Take a bite is a small delightful cafe located behind waiheke specialty foods that offers delicious handmade pastries, breakfast items, light lunches and coffees.

Waiheke Wings operates at the Carsons Airfield on Waiheke and fly to a few destinations around the gulf islands, Auckland and also offer scenic tours.

KAK’s real fruit ice cream is a new addition to Waiheke, located in Oneroa village is this cute little ice cream cart an absolutely perfect addition to the hot summers.

On the hunt charters is a fishing charter company, that specialises in small group charters, half or full day fishing trips around Waiheke Island.

Island Direct is a direct ferry service that travels from Downtown Auckland and Waiheke Island. It is a smaller ferry company in comparison to Fullers.

Waiheke bike hire is a 300m walk from fullers ferry terminal, it is located in the main car park, hiring Merida & Avanti mountain bikes for $50 a day and $20 per extra day. 

Charlie Farleys is Waiheke’s favourite Onetangi restaurant. It is a restaurant/bar with a relaxed vibe right on the beach front of Onetangi beach.

They serve delicious gourmet sweet and savoury crepes (galettes) in front of you while you wait They use all fresh ingredients and accommodate for all dietary needs.

Island Scoot is a local scooter hire business, they have picked out a range of scooters that showcase classic style for your trip over to Waiheke.