Wine tour + beach front lunch
NZ$290≈US$165 per personWhat the price buysThree sommelier-led tastings, island transport and lunch with one glass.


Sold on GetYourGuide as “Waiheke Island Wine Tour + Tastings + Beach front Lunch”: three vineyard tastings with a sommelier, then lunch by the beach at Onetangi.
Cancellation terms are shown on GetYourGuide before you pay. The ferry is not in the price.
Yes, if you want the meal sorted: it is the best-rated Waiheke wine tour with lunch included that has hundreds of reviews — 4.84 from 607. You get three vineyard tastings with a sommelier and a beachfront lunch with one glass, in about 5 hours from Matiatia, for NZ$290 (≈US$165) plus the NZ$65 ferry. Expect a full bus and a one-hour lunch.
Source: GetYourGuide listing and reviews, Oct 2026
It suits a first visit where you want the wine and a proper lunch arranged for you; it suits less if you want a slow day or a small van.
Three vineyards with a sommelier and a booked table at Three Seven Two on Onetangi beach take the planning out of the day, which is why it is the most-reviewed lunch tour on GetYourGuide, with 607 reviews. The trade-offs are the ones guests mention: lunch lasts about an hour, the day runs to the ferry timetable, and the group travels by bus.

You take the ferry yourself; the tour starts at the taxi stand at Matiatia wharf and lasts about 5 hours.
The guide drives the group to three vineyards, where a sommelier leads each tasting. Lunch is at Three Seven Two, a beachfront restaurant at Onetangi, with one glass of wine. Which three vineyards you visit isn’t fixed in the listing: one October guest names Cable Bay, Stonyridge and Mudbrick.
Start time is not stated in our data — check the slots in the booking calendar, then choose a ferry that lands before it.
In the price
It can be a bus, not a small van
“I thought this was a smaller tour on a van per the tour pictures.”
Sandi · Oct 2026 · group size not stated on the listing
Want a capped group? Small-group tours
About an hour for lunch
“I will say the day feels a little rushed though.”
Brooke Rose · Oct 2026
Want a slower day? Wine tour vs hop-on hop-off bus
Source: GetYourGuide listing and guest reviews, Oct 2026
NZ$290 (≈US$165) per person for the tour; NZ$355 (≈US$202) with the return ferry.
The lunch is what you pay extra for. The tour is NZ$100 more than the Scenic 3-Vineyard Tour, which leaves lunch to you, and NZ$35 less than the Gourmet Food & Wine Tour with oysters at NZ$325. The ferry is never in the price, so budget NZ$355 (≈US$202) per person for the day, plus any drinks beyond the one glass at lunch.

What the price buysThree sommelier-led tastings, island transport and lunch with one glass.
What the price buysAuckland to Waiheke and back, direct. Rated 4.71 from 1,232 reviews.
What it leaves outAny drinks beyond the one glass at lunch, and souvenirs from the cellar doors.
Source: GetYourGuide “from” prices, Oct 2026
Guests praise the guides by name, Caleb and Debbie in recent reviews, and the beachfront lunch, with oysters and mussels singled out. The criticisms are small and consistent: the day feels rushed with an hour for lunch, one guest expected a van and got a bus, and one found the fish only average. Rain did not spoil it for a group that toured in a downpour.
“Lunch at the two hatted restaurant by the beach was delicious and we took Caleb’s advice and had oysters as a starter.”
“Interesting bus tour, excellent lunch, different styles of wine tastings, nice guide.”
“We visited Cable Bay, Stonyridge, and Mudbrick vineyards. Lunch at Three Seven Two Restaurant was delicious.”
“Lunch views & wine were good. Fish was only average. Mussels excellent. Steak was good.”
Source: GetYourGuide rating, sub-ratings and verified reviews, Oct 2026
Same 5 hours, three wineries and a Matiatia start: the NZ$100 difference is the lunch.
The Scenic tour costs NZ$190 and leaves lunch to you, usually at Batch Winery or Charley Farley’s, so the real gap is whatever you spend on that meal. Choose the Beach Front Lunch tour if you want the beach table booked and paid. The Scenic tour is the better pick if you would rather choose your own lunch and spend less.
Beach front lunch
Scenic 3 vineyardsSource: GetYourGuide, Oct 2026
The tour starts on the island, at Matiatia wharf, so you take the ferry from Auckland yourself.
Fullers360 sails from the Downtown Ferry Terminal on Quay Street to Matiatia, on Waiheke’s west coast. Book a return sailing that lands before the tour starts and leaves after it ends; the ferry is not in the tour price. If you sleep on the island, take a taxi to the stand instead: the listing gives its address as 10 Ocean View Road, Oneroa, next to the ferry terminal.
Matiatia Ferry Terminal, taxi / SPSV stand
Address on the listing: 10 Ocean View Road, Oneroa, Auckland 1081
Source: GetYourGuide listing; Fullers360 FAQ, Oct 2026

Yes, as long as your return ferry ticket allows it. The tour ends back at Matiatia after about 5 hours, and Fullers360 runs up to 50 sailings a day in summer, with the last weekday boat off the water at 23:45. A Scenic-tour guest stayed on at Mudbrick for the sunset and caught a later boat. Check the latest sailing for your date in the ferry guide before you book.
Book a Fullers360 return from the Downtown Ferry Terminal on Quay Street to Matiatia that lands before the start time shown in the booking calendar. The tour does not include the ferry; a pre-booked return costs NZ$65 (≈US$37). Fullers tickets for Waiheke stay valid for a year, so you can buy early. Compare the options in the price section.
It ran for at least one group in a downpour: a September 2026 guest wrote that the weather was diabolical but the day was still fabulous, with oysters and flounder at the beachfront lunch. The listing does not state a weather policy, so read the cancellation line on GetYourGuide before you pay, and pack a rain layer for the walks between cellar doors. Check dates.
The listing promises lunch with one glass of wine at Three Seven Two on Onetangi beach but does not print a menu. Guests in 2026 mention sirloin steak, flounder, mussels and fish, and one added oysters as a starter on the guide's advice; one found the fish only average. Ask about dietary needs when you book. See what reviewers say.
Yes, but at your own cost. One glass of wine comes with lunch; anything beyond it, at lunch or at the cellar doors, is paid on the day. One guest wished there was time for an extra drink, because lunch runs about an hour. If you want a longer lunch, look at the Wineries' Tour with its 1.5-hour break in the comparison.
Not stated. The listing names one meeting point, the taxi and SPSV stand at the Matiatia ferry terminal, address 10 Ocean View Road, Oneroa. If you are staying on the island, ask the operator through GetYourGuide whether they can collect you on the way, or take a taxi to Matiatia. Directions and the map are in the meeting point section.
Live dates and prices from GetYourGuide
Cancellation terms are shown before you pay. Book the ferry separately.