Waiheke Wings opened its doors in Spring 2018 as the only commercial flight operator based on Waiheke Island. Waiheke Wings works in co-operation with Auckland Seaplanes. As an organisation, we have successfully been operating for 6 years, receiving high praise within the New Zealand tourism industry, and various awards for the outstanding customer service that we are known to deliver. Waiheke Wings has one Cessna 172 aircraft, the most popular aircraft ever built. With seating for up to 3 passengers and the pilot, or a loading capacity of up to 340 Kg (excluding the pilot on shorter flights), it truly is a versatile aircraft. Our flights offer a variety of experiences that can be personalised to meet your requirements, or, choose from one of our excellent package deals that prioritise highlights of the beautiful Waiheke Island and upper North Island. We operate 7 days a week, during daylight hours only.

Visit Waiheke Island and its top 3 Vineyards in this once in a lifetime luxury experience. Tour starts with pick up from your accommodation in a luxury Mercedes Vehicle by an experienced tour guide. Enjoy a scenic Ferry ride from Auckland City across the Hauraki Gulf to Waiheke Island. Travel to the top 3 Vineyards on the Island and taste what they have on offer. Once all 3 Vineyards have been visited, the next stop is the beach from some relaxing, sightseeing and a picnic Lunch. Make your way back on the ferry through the beautiful islands where you will dropped off back at your accommodation.

Hop on board the Waiheke Island Ferry from Auckland for a beautiful 40 minute cruise (or a across the Tamaki Strait to arrive at Matiatia on Waiheke Island.

Hook up and zip amongst the impressive canopies of the forests on New Zealand's breathtaking Waiheke Island with this wonderful zip line tour that's ideal for nature lovers and those who simply enjoy the outdoors!

Experience up to 60 seconds of freefall at 200km per hour, taking in views of the east and east coasts of NZ, Great Barrier Island, Waiheke Island and Mt Ruapehu.