Wellington, New Zealand

Historic Greytown & Martinborough Wines

Discover Picturesque Towns and Sample Local Delights Explore two North Island towns and enjoy a wine tasting. Board your motor coach and drive through the Hutt Valley to Greytown. The town was established in 1854 by settlers in search of land to farm and named after Governor Sir George Grey. Upon arrival, you will admire New Zealand’s most comprehensive collection of wooden Victorian-era buildings and enjoy time to browse its collection of gift shops. Stop to savor a tasting of Schoc Chocolate at an artisan studio before continuing to the quaint town of Martinborough. Renowned for its boutique family-owned wine producers, it is a key stop on New Zealand’s Classic Wine Trail. During a visit, you will sample the region’s fine vintages, followed by lunch with a glass of wine in a picturesque setting. Your appetite sated, return to your awaiting ship. * Easy - Walking portions are generally over easy surfaces with few steps or inclines. Total time walking or standing is normally not longer than 1.5 hours.