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One Tree Hill - Maungakiekie More Info
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Maungakiekie has been inactive for years as a volcano, but activity on and surrounding the hill has been rampant for centuries. Believed to be the largest pre-historic fort in the world, the hill is the site of New Zealand's largest Maori fortified village. Today, the grounds are protected and include a monument and grave to Sir John Logan Campbell, the ‘founding father’ of Auckland City. It is also a popular recreational reserve with many trails and a scenic landscape. The hill derives its name from a single tree that stands on its highest peak. Address: . | Auckland
Auckland Regional Botanic Gardens More Info
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Sixty-five hectares (160 acres) of undulating land, along with masses of native trees and plants, comprises the relatively new Botanic Gardens. Opened in 1982, the gardens have already established a reputation. The variety of the land includes a rock garden, herb garden, edible garden, lakes and valleys. A cafe provides a place to rest and enjoy an afternoon tea. Those who find the gardens too large to traverse may hop aboard the Wiri Rambler 'train' run on the weekends. Open daily. Address: 102 Hill Road | Manurewa, Auckland
Bonsaiville More Info
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A delightful garden full of bonsais are found in Bob Langholm's backyard. New Zealand's largest collection, the display is impressive. Workshops are also offered. Open by appointment only for individuals, bus tours, weddings and photos. Address: Mt. Albert | Auckland, North Island
Tawari More Info
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A stunning garden that combines European terraced garden design with the native foliage of New Zealand. Set around a 19th century house, the gardens include an herb garden, endangered ferns and fruit trees. A bushwalk and tennis courts are also onsite. Address: 16 Taurarua Terrace, Parnell | Central Auckland, North Island
Sheep World More Info
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A visit to New Zealand would not be complete without exploring its sheep industry. Sheep World offers a hands-on experience where visitors can shear and draft sheep and bottle-feed lambs. There is an animal farmyard for visiting and feeding, and a large shop offering a huge range of sheep products, from rugs to jewellery, slippers to sweaters. There is also a playground, a craft co-op and a cafe. Open daily from 9am to 5pm. Address: State Highway One | Warkworth
Eden Garden More Info
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Once a heavily littered and abandoned quarry, Eden Garden was miraculously transformed into a lush garden of native and tropical plants. On the slopes of volcanic Mount Eden its surroundings are striking. The garden is also host to several horticultural shows throughout the year. A lovely cafe is on sight serving fresh baked goods. Open daily from 9am to 4:30pm. Address: 24 Omana Avenue, Epsom | Auckland, North Island
Valeside Gardens + My Favorites
Open year-round Valeside Gardens was designed by Anna Archibald in 1995. Visitors here can view a succulent collection, natives with sub tropicals mixed through to give colour, a fern collection, a woodlands garden, an orchard, vegetable garden, 50 roses, perennials shrubs and much more. Address: 266 Point View Drive Howick | Auckland Tel: +64 (0) 09 5342663
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Auckland Zoo More Info
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Visitors can meet all of New Zealand’s interesting animals, such as Bluebird sealions, and non-native animals too such as tigers and elephants. Other animals include lemurs, lions, chimpanzees and much more. Impressive natural environments have been recreated. Open daily except Christmas. Address: Motions Road, Western Springs | Auckland, North Island
Auckland Domain + My Favorites
Auckland's oldest gardens began development in 1840 and now flourish magnificently with mature plants and trees that form formal gardens. Guests may also visit a museum, the Fernery, and the Winter Garden or they can relax and picnic on the extensive lawns. Set on an extinct volcano, visitors are often overwhelmed with the beauty. Address: Park Road, Grafton | Auckland, North Island
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