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| Adult | $5.00 - $50.00 |
| Child (15 year(s) and under) |
$5.00 - $50.00 |
Aotearoa New Zealand History in Schools Trips, Akaroa has everything you need for school history trips, 5 of the most important historic sites in NZ so close together that they tell the full settlement story, bought to you by a seventh generation local wh
Get the best local knowledge available for your group to take their experience to a whole new level. Ecologist, Historian and Storyteller with two decades of work in community conservation, Marie is a guide like no other (second from right). #ifyouseeknz
School groups will experience a field trip like no other with The Seventh Generation, with knowledge of New Zealand History, mātauranga Māori, community conservation and ecology, sustainability and a clear and inspiring vision for the future.
See, learn and understand new and amazing places and historic sites with The Seventh Generation.
Imagine how New Zealand was seven generations ago and when the first Polynesian’s arrived in New Zealand, the species that thrived here, how it looked and sounded - this is our baseline.
Britomart Monument with a visiting school group #ifyouseeknz knowledge.
The site of the Kemp Purchase of 8.1 million hectares of the South Island from Ngai Tahu in 1848 #ifyouseeknz history
Takapuneke, one of the most important historic sites in New Zealand guided by Marie Haley of The Seventh Generation educational tours #ifyouseekNZ Aotearoa NZ Histories Curriculum
78 Rue Lavaud, Banks Peninsula, Akaroa 7520, Akaroa, New Zealand.
The Seventh Generation’s Marie Haley is the #1 expert local guide for Akaroa. Historian, ecologist and storyteller with decades of work in community conservation and on-farm sustainability, Marie has a clear and inspiring vision for the future.
The Seventh Generation’s Marie Haley is the #1 expert local guide for Akaroa. Historian, ecologist and storyteller with decades of work in community conservation and on-farm sustainability, Marie has a clear and inspiring vision for the future.
Aotearoa New Zealand History in Schools Trips, Akaroa has everything you need for school history trips, 5 of the most important historic sites in NZ so close together that they tell the full settlement story, bought to you by a seventh generation local wh
Get the best local knowledge available for your group to take their experience to a whole new level. Ecologist, Historian and Storyteller with two decades of work in community conservation, Marie is a guide like no other (second from right). #ifyouseeknz
School groups will experience a field trip like no other with The Seventh Generation, with knowledge of New Zealand History, mātauranga Māori, community conservation and ecology, sustainability and a clear and inspiring vision for the future.
See, learn and understand new and amazing places and historic sites with The Seventh Generation.
Imagine how New Zealand was seven generations ago and when the first Polynesian’s arrived in New Zealand, the species that thrived here, how it looked and sounded - this is our baseline.
Britomart Monument with a visiting school group #ifyouseeknz knowledge.
The site of the Kemp Purchase of 8.1 million hectares of the South Island from Ngai Tahu in 1848 #ifyouseeknz history
Takapuneke, one of the most important historic sites in New Zealand guided by Marie Haley of The Seventh Generation educational tours #ifyouseekNZ Aotearoa NZ Histories Curriculum
| Adult | $5.00 - $50.00 |
| Child (15 year(s) and under) |
$5.00 - $50.00 |
Prices depend on group sizes and tour itinerary
Group discounts and pricing is available. Tours are personalised and prices are based on group size and itinerary. Please contact directly to arrange a tour.
Covid-safe travel; all COVID related changes are fully transferable. Full refund 48-hours pre departure for all other reasons (less 10% admin fee). No refund within 48-hours.
Group tours uncover New Zealand’s history, nature and unique ecology. We can tailor trips to your needs and fit the NZ School Curriculum. Learn about some of the most important historical events by visiting and learning about the Brig Elizabeth Te Rauparaha massacre, Onuku Marae, Treaty of Waitangi, and Britomart Monument. Learn first-hand from a French descendant about the race-for-Akaroa and learn about the nature conservation projects and inspiring future of hope that Banks Peninsula has, directly from a conservation ecologist with decades of experience. Learn about the history and nature of New Zealand in an engaging way, so that you leave with more knowledge, a deeper sense and understanding of New Zealand and hope for the future.
78 Rue Lavaud, Banks Peninsula, Akaroa 7520, Akaroa, New Zealand.
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