NEW ZEALAND · DINNER EXPERIENCES
The 8 best dinner experiences you can book today, with the price, the run time and who each one suits. The first is first for a reason.
Review of Mitai Māori Village in Rotorua, with waka arrival, haka, glow worms, hangi buffet, practical tips, access notes, and value advice.
“Food was amazing and loads of it! Whole experience was incredible”
Te Pā Tū near Rotorua pairs Māori storytelling, haka, forest bonfires, hands-on activities, and a generous four-course dinner.
“Very knowledgeable and respectful, and the dinner was fantastic”
Cruise Lake Wakatipu on the historic TSS Earnslaw, enjoy a generous farm buffet, and watch sheepdogs and shearing at Walter Peak.
“Easy to book Great boat ride Excellent food and show. Beautiful surroundings Staff were great Would recommend”
Review of Auckland’s 2.5-hour dinner sail, with sunset views, a three-course meal, live commentary, and practical booking tips.
“Very nice to be on the water however the weather was not the best but that’s Mother Nature’s fault. Would recommend to others coming to NZ!”
Te Puia’s Te Pō combines Māori song, haka, a hāngī buffet, and Pōhutu Geyser for a memorable Rotorua evening.
“This was a truly memorable experience and well worth the money. Rob our guide was amazing and made the experience that much more special. Highly recommend taking time to do this experience!”
Review the Auckland harbour dinner cruise: yacht sailing, local food, sunset views, crew stories, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Fantastic crew aboard, relaxed and engaging skipper and all around excellent experience - an “Aukland “must do”’!”
Review of Te Puia’s Te Pō evening in Rotorua, with Māori culture, hangi dinner, geyser views, hot chocolate, value, and practical tips.
“everything moved along very smooth. Loved how they took the time to explain their culture and why they do the things they do. Also, loved how they told us that all the ticket funds go directly back into their village for scholarship funds.”
Kayak Lake Rotoiti at sunset, soak in hot springs, eat a Kiwi BBQ, and see glowworms and crayfish in boat-only caves near Rotorua.
“Great fun, good guide and equipment and relaxed BBQ too. Value for money and perfect way to end a day”
Sorted by what you actually want to do that morning.
