Invercargill & Bluff Private Day Tour
Discover the Southern Edge of New Zealand
Explore the southern edge of New Zealand on a private tour to Invercargill and Bluff—home to coastal beauty, rich heritage, and the legendary “World’s Fastest Indian” motorcycle made famous by Burt Munro.
Travel in comfort from Queenstown to the southern tip of New Zealand on a private luxury day tour exploring Invercargill and Bluff. Dive into Southland’s proud heritage with a visit to E Hayes & Sons, home of Burt Munro’s “World’s Fastest Indian” motorcycle, and enjoy the chance to wander Bluff’s rugged coastline, including the iconic Stirling Point signpost. Whether you're passionate about motoring history or simply want to take in the scenic coastal landscapes, this tour can be personalised to suit your pace and interests—making for a memorable and flexible Southland experience.
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Price for 12 hour Queenstown Return Tour in NZD
Private group up-to 6 Guests $2200
Private group between 7 and 13 Guests $2600
Tour Highlights
Invercargill: A City with a Rich Heritage
Nestled on the southern coast of the South Island, Invercargill is a city boasting a rich heritage and a welcoming atmosphere. The city's historic charm is evident in its Victorian and Edwardian architecture, beautifully preserved for generations to come. Explore its wide streets and discover the many parks and gardens that dot the cityscape, including the meticulously manicured Queens Park, an oasis of tranquility in the heart of Invercargill.
The city boasts a plethora of eateries, cafes, and restaurants offering delectable dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.
Bluff: Home of New Zealand's Famous Signpost
Continuing our journey south, we arrive in the picturesque coastal town of Bluff. Known as the gateway to Stewart Island, Bluff is a place where rugged cliffs meet the pounding waves of the Pacific Ocean. One of the town's most iconic landmarks is the Bluff Signpost, a must-visit destination for any traveler in the area. This post features distances to several international cities, indicating just how far south you have ventured.
Savor the flavors of the sea as you indulge in Bluff's world-renowned seafood. The town's crays, scallops, and, of course, their famed oysters take center stage on menus across the region.
Your Day Your Way
Get ready for a day filled with unforgettable experiences and captivating sights.
As experts in providing exceptional tours, we have carefully curated a selection of activities to showcase the best of what Invercargill and its surrounding regions have to offer.
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For avid motor enthusiasts, a visit to the Motor Cycle Mecca is an absolute must. This extraordinary collection boasts a myriad of two-wheeled marvels, from classic motorcycles to modern sport bikes. Witness the evolution of technology and design as you explore the intricately detailed displays.
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Prepare to be enchanted by the immense history and grandeur of the Bill Richardson Transport World. Housing an impressive collection of vintage automobiles, rare vehicles, and transportation paraphernalia, this museum beckons travelers of all interests.
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Explore the captivating collection of motorbikes and delve into the rich heritage of New Zealand's motorcycling culture. Marvel at the historic Kiwi icon, Burt Munro's World's Fastest Indian, and learn about his legendary land speed records.
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For those who seek a more hands-on experience, Dig This offers an exhilarating adventure amidst the rugged terrains of Bluff. Step into the shoes of a heavy equipment operator and unleash your inner child as you drive and operate massive construction machinery. From bulldozers to excavators, this one-of-a-kind experience allows you to master the art of earthmoving while being surrounded by breathtaking vistas.
Sightseeing
Not into motors? No problem. Our expert guides can tailor the day to focus on the stunning natural landscapes and coastal highlights of Queenstown, Invercargill, and Bluff—creating a personalised itinerary that matches your interests perfectly.