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Wine, Craft Beer and Gourmet Food Trail in Martinborough

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Activity Schedule

  • When does it run?

    Daily

  • Duration

    8 Hours

  • Start time

    9:30am

  • Meeting Point

    Please make your way to the Wellington i-SITE Visitor Information Centre or avail pick-up from selected centrally located Wellington hotels.. We can also pick you up from your cruise ship.

  • Ending Point

    Same as the starting point

Key Highlights

  • Explore Martinborough’s exceptional range of culinary delights
  • Savour a spectacular drive over the Remutaka Ranges
  • Discover the craft beer scene as well as burgeoning olive farming industry
  • Sample locally made cheese at C'est Cheese and chocolates at Schoc
  • Brush up your culinary skills, learning how to identify and use olive oils like a pro
  • Delve into the rich winemaking heritage of the region and sample some of the finest creations

Overview

Are you a lover of all things culinary? Then this is a tour that you'll truly dig! Treating you to a food, wine and craft beer tasting experience in the renowned Martinborough region, this full day trail gives you a vivid picture of the Wairarapa's incredible scenic views. 

Here's all the amazement in store for you! 

  • A scenic drive over the Remutaka Ranges including a short stop at the summit before descending into the equally stunning Wairarapa region
  • Taste local and imported cheeses as well as gourmet food at C'est Cheese in Featherston
  • Explore the heart of Martinborough's wine making industry, visiting some of the oldest vines to witness the winemaking process and sample some of the finest creations.
  • Sample a delightful craft beer paddle of 4 or 8 tap brews either at Martinborough Brewery or at the historic Martinborough Hotel (Tuesdays and Wednesdays only) 
  • Dig into a sumptuous lunch (mains and a drink) while feasting your eyes on the spectacular countryside and rolling vineyards
  • Discover the burgeoning olive industry in the region - wander through the oldest commercial olive trees in New Zealand, learn about the tree's lifespan, garner insights on how to taste and identify olive oil like a pro, as well as brush up your culinary skills while learning how to implement the full range of infused oils in quick, easy and exceptional recipes
  • Savour a taste of the latest creations at Schoc chocolates in Greytown

About the Supplier: Founded by a true Wellington local, Zozo Travel is a personification of Phil’s passion for helping tourists and adventurers discover the heart of New Zealand.

Inclusions

  • Local guide 
  • Transportation 
  • All entry/tasting fees 

Exclusions

  • Gratuities 

Please note

Voucher Information: Sorry, but you will need to print a paper version of your booking voucher (we promise we are working on changing this). Unfortunately, at this time, we will not be able to give anyone a refund without a printed copy of his/her voucher.

The confirmation voucher includes the local activity operator’s contact details. They’re a nice bunch, and will happily answer any logistical questions you may have. Please give them a call at least 24 hours before your organised activity to reconfirm.

We accommodate a maximum of only 11 travellers per group so you can expect an engaging and intimate experience.

Please understand that our local operator can cancel the tour if only 2 people have booked it.

Pick up service from downtown Wellington commences 30 minutes prior to tour departure. We have selected hotels listed, but guests are welcome to request their own hotel and we will confirm if it's possible.

Additional info

You will be travelling by shared vehicles.

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