My Guide Wellington

20/11/2024

Harbour from above ...

18/11/2024

We never get tired of this view :)

15/11/2024

What are you doing this weekend?

13/11/2024

Red Rocks Beach :)

09/10/2024

Cape Palliser ....

07/10/2024

Tararua Forest Park ...

02/10/2024

Street Art....

30/09/2024

A different perspective of downtown :)

25/09/2024

Stonehenge Aoteroa is New Zealand's unique open air astronomical observatory, built following ancient knowledge of the stone circles and adapted to the conditions of New Zealand.

The attraction is open for self-guided tours during opening hours without prior arrangement and guided tours by arrangement. Learn about the cycles of nature, movements of celestial bodies, how our ancestors understood and used the phenomena in the sky and what role the sky played in their cultures.

More Info:
https://www.myguidewellington.com/things-to-do/stonehenge-aoteroa

23/09/2024

Our pick of the best things to do for teenagers in

https://www.myguidewellington.com/lists/best-things-to-do-for-teenagers-in-wellington

18/09/2024

Oh those harbour views.... a nice reward at the end of the Cable Car ride...

16/09/2024

Riding through the tunnel on the Cable Car :)

11/09/2024

Max Patte's 'Solace in the Wind' - the iconic statue on the waterfront.

09/09/2024

Beach. Just 30 minutes away from - pic courtesy of luca calderone

30/08/2024

Fancy some adventure?

Our raft an abseil combo is perfect for a family day out or getting together with a bunch of friends to dive into the great outdoors.
Take a leap off the 28m Abseil and enjoy a scenic float on the Presten waters of the Waiohine Gorge and take a plunge leaping off a jump rock into the clear waters located in the beautiful Wairarapa. The weather is warming up and the rivers are flowing now is the perfect time. DON'T MISS OUT.

www.wellingtonrafting.nz
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28/08/2024

Flamingo Joe’s is your go-to place for fresh, wholesome food and delicious tiki cocktails. Sitauted on Waterloo Quay, it's the ideal spot close to the railway station, Parliament and the waterfront.

26/08/2024

65km east of Wellington, is a small, rural community, with a population of around 1300 permanent residents. A former service town for the surrounding area (originally known as Waihenga), Martinborough is known today for both its extensive network of wineries, and its charming colonial architecture.

Life here centres around the main square, surrounded by lush greens and old buildings, including the famous Martinborough Hotel. Built in 1882, it's now run by luxury leisure operator, Peppers. The beautiful, tree-lined streets are named after the many foreign climes visited by the town's founder, John Martin.

More Info:
https://www.myguidewellington.com/martinborough

21/08/2024

Cape Palliser :)