Embark on an unforgettable sea kayaking adventure to Rangitoto Island, Auckland's youngest, largest, and highest volcano. It formed around 600 years ago and covers an impressive 5,710 acres with a symmetrical shield cone rising to 850 feet. This unique island is also home to the world's largest forest of pohutukawa trees. 

This guided tour begins at the picturesque St Heliers Beach, where you'll paddle for approximately one hour through tranquil turquoise waters to reach Rangitoto's shoreline.

Experienced outdoor educators lead the way, sharing fascinating stories about Waitemata. You might even explore a genuine lava cave, venturing into the wild as far as the light allows.

Throughout the trip, your guides will provide a delicious meal and drinks, ensuring a memorable experience where you can simply relax, learn basic skills, enjoy breathtaking views, and indulge in delightful refreshments - all while creating lasting memories. 

Duration: 6 hours