Stroll along what was once the heart of a thriving shipbuilding and maritime repair industry, with its sheltered, deep-water shoreline, an ideal spot for early European settlers to establish boatyards and slipways in the 1800s.

Walk by the operational heart of the Royal New Zealand Navy, and what has been a defining feature of the area for over a century. Entry fee is not included in this tour.

Pass by this vibrant creative hub with deep community roots, established in 1996 as a place where local artists, musicians, and writers could collaborate, exhibit, and thrive. admission fee is not included in this tour.

Stirring sweet joy across Aotearoa for over 30 years, this iconic shop, Founded in 1991, was among New Zealand’s first artisan chocolate producers, specializing in decadent truffle logs and gourmet confections. Entry fee is not included in this tour.

Stroll along this historic street, one of Auckland’s best-preserved heritage streetscapes, and step into a street rich with history, lined with beautifully preserved 18 and early 1900s buildings.

Standing proudly on Victoria Road since 1912, pass by the Victoria Theatre, New Zealand’s oldest purpose-built cinema still in operation. Entry is not included in this tour.

Pass by this really impressive tree, the Moreton Bay Fig, or Australian Banyan, called 'Old Albert', with its sprawling roots and massive canopy, is one of the largest and oldest trees in Devonport, planted in 1893.

Pass by this historic club, founded in 1905, evolving from the North Shore Sailing Club of 1895, which has anchored itself as a cornerstone of North Shore maritime life, renowned for panoramic views across the Waitematā Harbour. Admission fee is not included in this tour.

Take a leisurely stroll past where the story of Devonport began — with the arrival of a great voyaging canoe. Around 1350.

Walk by the gentle curve of golden sand that offers stunning views of the Waitematā Harbour, safe swimming, and a perfect place to soak in the seaside charm of the village.