The 10 Best Things to do for Honeymoon in Wellington, North Island

December 15, 2021 Timmy Ribble

Wellington boasts a compact downtown area that’s easy to explore on foot and a wealth of architectural styles, from 19th-century wooden cottages to Art Deco masterpieces. Discover the city’s Maori roots at the Museum of Wellington City & Sea and the Museum of New Zealand. Sip coffee and people-watch in lively Courtney Place, or survey the city from scenic Mount Victoria. When the sun goes down on Windy Wellington, take a nocturnal tour of Karori Wildlife Sanctuary to meet some colorful inhabitants.
Restaurants in Wellington

1. Switched on Bikes

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Switched on Bikes

Electric Bike hire and Guided Tours of Wellington. An eBike is the newest and most fun way to see our city. You can easily cruise up Wellington's hills to take in the views or head around the bays, stopping at the cafes on the way. Any level of fitness and ability is okay with an eBike. If you're an experienced rider you'll love riding quick up hills and cover huge distances.

2. Zozo Travel Limited

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Zozo Travel Limited

Zozo offers fully guided small group tours that showcase the best New Zealand has to offer. With a passion for the country and the experiences it has to offer Zozo staff are the perfect hosts for a wonderful Kiwi adventure!

3. Xplor Tours

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Xplor Tours

We are a family-owned tour company priding ourselves on leaving you with a WOW impression of our city. We offer a variety of half and full day tours or if you would prefer we can create tours tailored to your needs.

4. Seal Coast Safari

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Seal Coast Safari

Just minutes from the city lies nature's playground! Travel through private land and see wild animals, snow-capped mountains of the South, and stunning views of Wellington. Observe New Zealand Fur Seals in their natural habitat and the Leaning Lighthouse. Listen to stories and relax as you journey around bays and past the world-renowned Red Rocks. Seal Coast Safari has been providing guests with exclusive access to the best scenery in Wellington for over 17 years.

5. Walk Wellington

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Walk Wellington

Volunteer led guided tours for $20 per person! Every day at 10.00am, Walk Wellington gives you an excellent introduction into this exuberant, walkable city and its people. Our guides have a deep knowledge and love of Wellington and enjoy helping to make your visit an absolutely positively fantastic experience. Walks take two to two and a half hours. We walk every day except Christmas Day and Good Friday, rain or shine, so it's best to dress to suit the weather. During the summer (December through March) take advantage of Wellington's long days with an evening walk on Monday, Wednesday or Friday at 5.00pm. The walks depart from the i-SITE Visitor Centre 111 Wakefield St at Cuba St, adjacent to Civic Square. On cruise ship days an additional Heritage/Cable car walk is available commencing at 9.30am. This walk includes a skip the line cable car ride (cost included) and takes about 3 hours including a refreshment break. Cost is $30 per person. See our website for more details.

6. Megisti Sailing Charters - Private Day Tours

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Megisti Sailing Charters - Private Day Tours

Sailing trips on Wellington harbour NZ. A large sailing catamaran with 20 passengers maximum and we sail 70 minutes for $50/ head adults. We can be hired at $450/ hour privately as well with skipper and a crew, no bareboat. We include free tea and coffee most trips and have a fully licensed bar as well. Eftpos, credit cards ( visa and MasterCard only) accepted as well as cash.

7. Fragrifert Parfumeur, the Victorian Perfumery

1 Upland Road Kelburn, Wellington 6012 New Zealand +64 27 607 1852 [email protected] http://www.fragrifert.co.nz
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Fragrifert Parfumeur, the Victorian Perfumery

Fragrifert Parfumeur, The Victorian Perfumery, is a mini-museum and perfume emporium all in one. All perfumes are made by me, Francesco van Eerd, and are created using time honoured techniques and with a high percentage of natural materials. Just as they would have been made one hundred years ago. Where nature allows, I even distill my own materials. I welcome you to visit for yourself the fragrant excitement that is Fragrifert Parfumeur, at the Top of the Cable Car!

Reviewed By Kiwifromkiev - Auckland, New Zealand

We’ve found this place whilst visiting a coffee shop at the top of the cable car. We walked in and were totally fascinated by the smell and the sight. Beautiful period setting, very attentive host who is happy to share his passion for perfumes with visitors, and new and exciting smells. Yes, we’ve bought perfumes to remember this place by and I would recommend anybody to go and see and smell for yourself! You will not be disappointed!

8. Wellington's Food & Spice Odyssey

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Wellington's Food & Spice Odyssey

Discover the wonders of the finest Foods, Spices and Cocktails on offer around the beautiful and cultural city of Wellington. Your expert guide will take you off the beaten track to experience a variety of taste sensations, where you can discover the hidden gems usually only experienced by the locals in Wellington. It's a special treat you shouldn't miss where you'll be taken around the nooks and crannies of specialty food & spice stores and quirky cocktail bars. (Transport provided for non-walking tours)

9. ZEALANDIA Ecosanctuary

53 Waiapu Road, Wellington 6012 New Zealand +64 4-920 9200 [email protected] http://www.visitzealandia.com
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ZEALANDIA Ecosanctuary

Imagine a lush forest full of rare native animals. Discover ZEALANDIA – an ecosanctuary home to over 40 rare native species and 32km of walking tracks. Explore the outdoors at your own pace or be led by a guide! Our nature experts will show you the best places to spot wildlife like kakariki, tuatara and takahe on a ZEALANDIA by Day tour. Relax at Rata cafe with delicious food made from sustainably sourced ingredients and admire the views over the lake. Browse locally designed art, jewellery, homewares, books, clothes and gifts at the store where the products you buy have purpose and help the sanctuary to operate. For something a little more adventurous, see how the sanctuary transforms after dark on a ZEALANDIA by Night tour and search for thousands of glow worms and over 150 kiwi. Experience this world-renowned conservation success that lies only minutes from Wellington’s CBD. As a not-for-profit, your visit helps us ensure the future flourishing of New Zealand’s native wildlife.

Reviewed By Ealgian - New York City, United States

I hope my comparison of Zealandia to Jurassic Park is not interpreted in a negative fashion. Growing up in the era of those films that gave me a deep appreciation for our natural world as well as the unique talent of human beings to mess up that natural world, it was the first comparison that came to mind upon visiting Zealand. There is truly no place like it on earth. The combination of science, engineering, and love for our planet and its creatures that Zealandia represents is infinitely inspiring. You will see and hear so many fascinating creatures here, especially birds. The tour guides will also share interesting facts about how the work of preservation is done, and the clever solutions people have devised to undo some of the damage humans have wreaked on NZ. If you take the night tour, there's a good chance you'll see kiwi birds (to see them for certain, highly recommend the Kiwi Birdlife Park in Queenstown).

10. Mount Victoria

Alexandra Lookout Rd, Wellington 6001 New Zealand +64 4-802 4860 http://www.wellingtonnz.com/
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Mount Victoria

High lookout point along Wellington's Southern Walkway gives visitors a spectacular view of the city and its surroundings.

Reviewed By fafa_potato - Palmerston North, New Zealand

On a hot Wellington day, when you take the number 20 from Courtenay place to this lookout point (I was never going to walk) the views from this place are absolutely stunning! You can see all of Wellington and it is absolutely beautiful!

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