From Auckland: Waitomo Glowworm & Cave Explorer Small Group Tour

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    Expedigo Tours and Transfers

    Available languages

    English

    From NZD 295

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    Overview

    Discover New Zealand’s wonders with our Spellbound Glowworm Cave and Explorer Tour. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this tour offers a blend of bioluminescence and natural beauty that will captivate you.

    Begin your adventure with our expert guide leading you through mesmerizing caves. Learn about fascinating geological formations and history as you marvel at stunning stalactites and stalagmites.

    Step into the enchanting Glowworm Grotto, where thousands of glowworms illuminate the cave with their magical light. Enjoy a serene 20-minute boat ride, gazing up at lights resembling a starry night sky. Gain insights into the glowworms' life cycle and ecological significance from your knowledgeable guide.

    This unique tour is ideal for those wanting an up-close experience with the glowworms and photography enthusiasts, as there are no restrictions on photos in the caves.

    Experience all this as part of a small, intimate group of only 11 guests.

    Additional Info

    Specialized infant seats are available

    Suitable for all physical fitness levels

    Cancellation Policy

    For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

    What‘s Included

    An english speaking tour guide

    Bottled water

    Snacks

    Complimentary pick up and drop off from Auckland CBD

    Fully Guided Small Group Tour

    Air-conditioned vehicle

    All Fees and Taxes

    Coffee and/or Tea

    Admission to a fully guided 180 minutes experience of the Spellbound Glowworm Twin Caves

    Breakfast

    Dinner

    Lunch

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    From Auckland: Waitomo Glowworm & Cave Explorer Small Group Tour

    Pickup included

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