Pricing and Conditions
| Adult | $21.00 - $35.00 |
| Child (10 year(s) and under) |
$15.00 - $20.00 |
Welcome to Wānaka
Wero in Wanaka
The Hongi on a WanaHaka Wine Tour
The WanaHaka wine tour
103 Ardmore Street, Wānaka Town, New Zealand.
The Māori Whakataū is a welcome to New Zealand by the indigenous culture of NZ. The Whakataū embraces key aspects of welcoming manuhiri/visitors to New Zealand and making sure you get an authentic connection to Māori people in Wanaka & Queenstown.
The Māori Whakataū is a welcome to New Zealand by the indigenous culture of NZ. The Whakataū embraces key aspects of welcoming manuhiri/visitors to New Zealand and making sure you get an authentic connection to Māori people in Wanaka & Queenstown.
Welcome to Wānaka
Wero in Wanaka
The Hongi on a WanaHaka Wine Tour
The WanaHaka wine tour
| Adult | $21.00 - $35.00 |
| Child (10 year(s) and under) |
$15.00 - $20.00 |
There are minimum number restrictions of 4 for the cultural performance.
For bookings cancelled more than 1 month prior to the departure time or Pōwhiri booking there will be a 15% charge of total booking or Pōwhiri. For bookings cancelled from 14 days and up to 1 month prior to the departure time or Pōwhiri booking there will be a 50% charge. For bookings cancelled from 7 days and up to 14 days prior to the departure time or Pōwhiri time there will be a 75% charge. For bookings cancelled within 7 days prior you will be charged the full cost.
The Hongi (press noses) is the traditional Maori greeting, is a sign of peace, life and well being and represents a connection between people and the Tangata Whenua (people of the land). The Hongi is a gentle pressing of noses which creates a connection and the "Ha"- the breath of life - between two people. WanaHaka embraces this Maori custom because we want you to experience the authenticity of Maori culture in New Zealand.
The Haka is a traditional Maori dance. Maori haka are performed for various reasons, such as celebrating an achievement, welcoming distinguished guests, or as a pre-battle challenge. Contrary to popular belief, a haka is not always a war dance, and may be performed by both men and women.
103 Ardmore Street, Wānaka Town, New Zealand.
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