Pricing and Conditions
| Adult | $35.00 |
| Child (14 year(s) and under) |
$17.50 |
Russell waterfront
Russell Mini Tours stop at Christ's Church
End of Russell Wharf, Russell, New Zealand.
Take in the sights of Russell on an intimate one-hour coach tour combining historical knowledge and local insight. Learn about significant sites like Pompallier House and Christ Church and stand atop Flagstaff Hill for stunning Bay of Islands views.
Take in the sights of Russell on an intimate one-hour coach tour combining historical knowledge and local insight. Learn about significant sites like Pompallier House and Christ Church and stand atop Flagstaff Hill for stunning Bay of Islands views.
Russell waterfront
Russell Mini Tours stop at Christ's Church
| Adult | $35.00 |
| Child (14 year(s) and under) |
$17.50 |
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Free cancellation up to 6pm the day before departure.
Known until the early 1840s as Kororāreka, Russell was the first town and sea port in New Zealand. Once a lawless trading centre where whalers, and seafarers mixed with deserters and escaped convicts, today the town once called the “Hell Hole of the Pacific” is a charming and tranquil spot. This intimate one-hour coach tour visits many of Russell’s iconic locations. See New Zealand's oldest church, historical Pompallier House, and even the country's oldest licensed pub! You'll also learn about Russell's global popularity as a game-fishing hot spot. Your tour will be led by an engaging guide whose combination of historical knowledge and local insight will bring the culture and history of the area to life.
End of Russell Wharf, Russell, New Zealand.
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