Discover Devonport on a guided walking tour through one of Auckland’s oldest seaside suburbs.
Starting at the historic Devonport Ferry Terminal, this 60–75 minute, 3km journey explores volcanic cones like Mount Victoria (Takarunga), Māori heritage, and Victorian architecture.
Highlights include the Michael King Writers Centre, The Vic cinema, Holy Trinity Church, and Devonport Library—near the site of New Zealand women’s first votes in 1893. Walk past heritage sites like Old Albert tree, naval relics, and the Devonport Yacht Club, and learn about the town’s role in the nuclear-free movement.
This tour blends history, culture, and panoramic harbour views in a charming, village setting.
a prominent local businessman and mayor of Devonport
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48-56 Victoria Road, Devonport, New Zealand
Pass by this beloved landmark, opened in 1912, the oldest purpose-built cinema in the Southern Hemisphere still in operation
ing 87 meters above sea level, and the highest volcanic cone on the North Shore
ing, one of New Zealand’s most respected historians and biographers and New Zealand’s only residential writers' retreat
fences all along this coast
a community fixture, often family-run, and known by locals for decades
in early colonial Devonport, with religion playing a central role in shaping community life, social structure, and moral values
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stunning views of the Waitematā Harbour, safe swimming, and a perfect place to soak in the seaside charm of the village
The tour starts inside the ferry terminal - if you have come from Auckland City on the ferry, head inside to get started. Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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