A coastal headland with sweeping views across the Waitematā Harbour. From here you’ll see Rangitoto, Browns Island, and the wider volcanic field laid out in front of you — the perfect introduction to Auckland’s volcanic story.

One of the best-preserved volcanoes in the region, with two main craters and clearly visible terraces from former pā sites. The summit walk offers wide views over the Manukau Harbour and shows how volcanic activity shaped the surrounding landscape. It’s a highlight for geology and history lovers alike.

One of Auckland’s most important volcanic and cultural sites. Maungakiekie features twin craters, ancient pā terraces, and panoramic views from the summit. The short summit walk reveals both the volcanic form and the deep Māori history that makes this one of the most significant places in Tāmaki Makaurau.

A dramatic, perfectly shaped crater and Auckland’s highest natural point. From the summit boardwalk, you’ll enjoy 360-degree views over the entire volcanic field — the ideal way to connect all the volcanoes visited throughout the tour.