Bay Tours & Charters Hawke's Bay
A leading tour operator that has been operating scenic tours, wine tours, sightseeing trips, charters and other holiday activities since 1982.
Welcome to a world of endless excitement and discovery at Hawke's Bay! With a calendar bursting with vibrant events, from concerts to festivals, and a culinary scene that's second to none, there's no shortage of fun. Add in sports and outdoor adventures, and you've got something for everyone. Book your stay now and be at the heart of the action!
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Hawke's Bay Farmers Market
There's nothing fresher or finer than a barrow load of food from The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Markets!
Maretotara Falls
In 1922 the Havelock North Borough Council built a dam on top of Maraetotara Falls to create a head for a hydro-electric power station.
Napier Prison Tours
The historic prison is located on Napier’s Bluff Hill at 55 Coote Rd overlooking the Pacific Ocean and beautiful Centennial Gardens. View the old quarry where the inmates used to work their hard days’ labour to build the walls that would keep them imprisoned.
Prinsy's Wine Tours
Taste the tastes of our premium winemakers with an informative and jolly jaunt through our most famous wine growing regions.
Splash Planet
One of New Zealand’s finest family attractions, Splash Planet is ready for a summer jam-packed with non-stop action and fun. A firm favorite with Hawke’s Bay residents and visitors alike, Splash Planet offers a huge range of exciting activities to cater for the whole family.
Te Mata Peak
Standing 399 metres above the Heretaunga Plains, Te Mata Peak is both a visual feature and an integral part of Hawke's Bay history, Maori and European. Enjoyed by over 200,000 people annually, the Park offers visitors stunning scenery, unique topography, geology, flora and fauna, and a wide range of recreational activities including a mountain bike track from top to bottom.
Waimarama Beach
Like a guardian and protector Bare Island stands at sea out from the beach of Waimarama, which stretches from North to South on the east coast, with wide sweeping expanses of golden sands and deep blue sea.