
Cape Reinga & 90 Mile Beach tour from the Bay of Islands, Doubtless Bay & Kaitaia


Mullarkey Tours – Cape Reinga full day trip – offers a comfortable small group tour – maximum 11 passengers, with knowledgeable, humorous tour leaders – that will make sure you get to see and hear about all the best bits of the Far North and won’t forget to stop at all the awesome photo opportunities!
Our journey takes you along the coastal road heading to Cape Reinga. Passing through rural coastal towns, beautiful beaches and quirky shop fronts – we stop at the southern end of 90 Mile Beach which gives you the opportunity to walk the beach and experience the sheer expanse of this well-known tourist destination!
There is an opportunity to see the wild horses (not guaranteed) set free by the European settles in the late 1800 hundreds.
On to the famous Cape Reinga, where the two oceans collide! Walk the path to the lighthouse on the edge of NZ –hear the crashing of the two oceans the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean in a spectacular swirl of currents, take time to absorb the atmosphere of this place you can almost feel the power!
Cape Reinga offers the ultimate northern New Zealand experience. This is a uniquely spiritual place … here according to Maori culture/history is where spirits begin their final journey to their ancestral land Hawaiki.
Heading south a short hop to the immense sand dunes of Te Paki Stream – climb to the top, the views are spellbinding, and if you are brave enough grab a sandboard and surf the dunes (not included in price).
Continuing our journey south, we will stop in Houhora for an ice cream or a pie. The huge range of pies (Paua, Seafood, Steak & Oyster to name but three) are reputedly some of the best in the Far North!
In the afternoon we work our way back to Paihia via Mangonui, where you can walk the promenade and grab a beer in the historic Mangonui Tavern.
$199 per person. Accommodation pickup times, Paihia (7.30am), Kerikeri (8.00am), Mangonui/Coopers Beach (8.45am). Kaitaia/Ahipara customers, we meet you at the toilets in Awanui at 9.30am