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Aranui Cave Guided Tour

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Explore the smallest and most delicate of Waitomo's caves – the Aranui Cave on a 1-hour walking tour.
• With the help of a guide, experience the beautiful scenic beauty inside of caves and learn more about the native culture.
• Take a scenic stroll through the Ruakuri Scenic Reserve leading to the hidden entrance of Aranui Cave.
• Witness the native cave wetas, a unique sight in this dark, dry haven. The cave houses little life beyond its entrance with no water flowing through it.
• Get a glimpse of the long, narrow chambers of the Waitomo cave and Aranui's high chambers, adorned with white, pink, and brown stalactites.
• 1-hour guided walking tour in Aranui Cave
• Expert guide
• Access to Ruakuri Scenic Reserve
• Photography and video are permitted inside the cave.
• It's recommended to wear a warm jacket along with comfortable shoes as this experience involves a fair amount of walking.
• This tour is accessible to those with reasonable mobility.
• The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users.

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1-Hour Guided Tour of Aranui Cave Waitomo

• Local guide
• Entry/Admission - Aranui Cave
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• 39 Waitomo Village Road, Waitomo Caves 3977, New Zealand Departure Point: Ruakuri Scenic Reserve Car Park Address: 39 Waitomo Village Rd, Waitomo 3977, New Zealand Dates: See Availability
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Most travellers can participate
• All you will need are comfortable shoes and a warm jacket.
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 21 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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• jennybradford1975 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Magical!!! This tour was magical. Such a fun adventure with couples on holiday in New Zealand. We were there in May and it was not crowded making it that much more enjoyable. We were able to even get on an earlier tour than we expected. Read more Written 30 April 2024
• OnAir18643286226 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Disappointed for non-flying “ 瑩火蟲”. We were rather disappointed. For the “瑩火蟲”, we expected them to be flying all over, but these are stationary “worms”! And not allow to take photos/videos. Read more Written 29 April 2024
• Libby S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Luminescent beauty. Absolutely beautiful. Seeing is believing. The best tourist attraction I’ve experienced in NZ. Friendly guide and well run tour. The glow worms and stalagmites are a sight to behold. Read more Written 26 April 2024
• BarryLizmore 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Beware of misleading pricing The tour was quite good made better by an excellent tour guide. The boat part of the tour was a unique experience. It was pricey at $75 NZD though as I believe that they have experienced high demand with limited capacity. What really annoyed me and why I have marked them down is misleading pricing by one of their agents, Viator. I did some research and noticed that they had the lowest price. It is only when you go through the booking and about to pay that they disclose the price is USD. Yes, I could have stopped at that stage but could not be bothered starting the process with another agent but could not be bothered. Ended up costing $78NZD. The tour company should not be using such dodgy agents. Read more Written 23 April 2024
• 566barbarajp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Spectacular experience. The guide was fun as well as informative. The cave was spectacular and the quiet environment made it even more special. We were able to spend time just taking it all in. Read more Written 22 April 2024
• Natwhal 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great experience - definitely recommend! Amazing experience - excellent tour guide. Not only great to see the glow worms but also to see all the stalagmites and stalactites too. And our tour guide sang us a Maori song in the cave that had incredible acoustics! Read more Written 22 April 2024
• Z4753UIstephanies 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Unique experience Thus was a truly unique and special experience. Our guide, Ashton, was very knowledgeable and friendly, providing a memorable experience for us. Read more Written 18 April 2024
• Mouzouris 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Pretty cool We really enjoyed this tour. Very enjoyable and relaxing. We booked this one for 12pm and the Ruakuri cave tour for 1pm which we didn’t know they are NOT located at the same place. Ruakuri is a short 5min drive that if the ticket person wouldn’t squeezed us on the 11:45 tour we probably wouldn’t have made it. Just in case you’re planning doing both don’t book them that close. The only negative thing I think is that it was kind of hard to hear/understand the tour guide as of he was too far ahead of us (we were at the end). Still recommend it and worth seeing. Read more Written 13 April 2024
• 597bethp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Something you’ve never seen before! This was truly a magical and almost spiritual tour. A step into Maori history and culture! The caves are phenomenal, the glow in darkness will take your breath away and the scenery all feel like a dream. Our guide was fantastic and had a beautiful singing voice that she shared with a short traditional song while inside the cave. Make sure you have tickets before you arrive bc this was a highly sought after experience! Read more Written 10 April 2024
• Sparcs07 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Fascinating caves A well run operation, great fun and informative guides. As your taught about the history of the caves and details of the glow worms . Walk through the caves and then take a boat ride. Read more Written 7 April 2024
• westeybesty 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Go elsewhere Had tickets booked for two caves the first being the Glowworms. Got there half an hour before and informed that the two caves are not in the same location. Advised to go to the gloworm caves and then get straight in the car and go to the next one as the it would be a 7 minute drive. The tour started slightly late and due to the crowds the tour over ran. We came off the tour at the same time the next one was due to start. We went to the ticket office where we were told to go to the next cave and they were unable to contact anyone who works at the other cave. Raced to the meeting point where no one was present. Went back to the ticket office and was told that there’s nothing they can do. Unable to book on any other tours. Unable to get money back or anything. Feels they just took our money and that was all they were interested in. Would not recommend. Read more Written 5 April 2024
• AussieInCT 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Breathtaking This was well worth seeing. The cave was fine, interesting to hear the info, not the most spectacular cave to walk through but the guide was amazing, so engaging. He turned off his flashlight and sang to demonstrate the acoustics and it was beautiful. Now the portion when you are on the boat looking up at the glow worms is absolutely incredible. I will definitely return and will recommend it to others. My 80yo Mum was with my brother and I and there were a few times we needed to help her down stairs due to the darkness but it was perfectly accessible. The glow worms are breathtaking. Read more Written 3 April 2024
• feliciamc18 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Better than I expected Pictures and words can’t capture how cool this is. Charlie was an excellent guide and the Māori song was pure magic. Add on a Hobbiton tour and make a day of it. Read more Written 1 April 2024
• Momelco 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Unique and Underwhelming... This was a very unique experience that you can’t see too many other places (NZ and Australia), however, I was a bit underwhelmed which I hate to admit given the high ratings this has received. Our tour guide, Charlie, was personable and knowledgeable. When entering the cave, she communicated that video, photos, etc. are not allowed until they say when at the very end of the boat ride. That was a bit disappointing since it would have been nice to record the historical facts shared during the tour and take a few photos of the information she described. The tour is relatively short - maybe 30ish minutes? The first part is through the caves viewing the stalagmites and stalactites. It includes an overview of Gloworms - how they eat, reproduce, etc. The boat ride was…interesting. “T” led this portion of the tour, where everyone from your tour group gets in one boat and he guides the boat into a completely dark portion of the cave. Our group was completely silent – maybe in awe of beauty. The space within the cave is very small – it’s not a long boat ride. T essentially pulled the boat from one end of the cave by rope, turned the boat around, and went back. We did that a few times before exiting, at which point you can take photos. I definitely think it’s worth visiting due to its uniqueness – just wish we weren’t on such a tight schedule and could record/video/photograph the experience. Read more Written 1 April 2024
• gillespiepeter 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A Memorable Experience An amazing experience. The glow worm cave was fascinating. Make sure you book early and choose either of the 2 x cave tours. You won't be disappointed! Read more Written 30 March 2024

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1-Hour Guided Tour of Aranui Cave Waitomo provided by Waitomo Glowworm Caves

1-Hour Guided Tour of Aranui Cave Waitomo

• Local guide
• Entry/Admission - Aranui Cave
• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• 39 Waitomo Village Road, Waitomo Caves 3977, New Zealand Departure Point: Ruakuri Scenic Reserve Car Park Address: 39 Waitomo Village Rd, Waitomo 3977, New Zealand Dates: See Availability
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Near public transportation
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Most travellers can participate
• All you will need are comfortable shoes and a warm jacket.
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 21 travellers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

Similar experiences

• jennybradford1975 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Magical!!! This tour was magical. Such a fun adventure with couples on holiday in New Zealand. We were there in May and it was not crowded making it that much more enjoyable. We were able to even get on an earlier tour than we expected. Read more Written 30 April 2024
• OnAir18643286226 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Disappointed for non-flying “ 瑩火蟲”. We were rather disappointed. For the “瑩火蟲”, we expected them to be flying all over, but these are stationary “worms”! And not allow to take photos/videos. Read more Written 29 April 2024
• Libby S 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Luminescent beauty. Absolutely beautiful. Seeing is believing. The best tourist attraction I’ve experienced in NZ. Friendly guide and well run tour. The glow worms and stalagmites are a sight to behold. Read more Written 26 April 2024
• BarryLizmore 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Beware of misleading pricing The tour was quite good made better by an excellent tour guide. The boat part of the tour was a unique experience. It was pricey at $75 NZD though as I believe that they have experienced high demand with limited capacity. What really annoyed me and why I have marked them down is misleading pricing by one of their agents, Viator. I did some research and noticed that they had the lowest price. It is only when you go through the booking and about to pay that they disclose the price is USD. Yes, I could have stopped at that stage but could not be bothered starting the process with another agent but could not be bothered. Ended up costing $78NZD. The tour company should not be using such dodgy agents. Read more Written 23 April 2024
• 566barbarajp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Spectacular experience. The guide was fun as well as informative. The cave was spectacular and the quiet environment made it even more special. We were able to spend time just taking it all in. Read more Written 22 April 2024
• Natwhal 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great experience - definitely recommend! Amazing experience - excellent tour guide. Not only great to see the glow worms but also to see all the stalagmites and stalactites too. And our tour guide sang us a Maori song in the cave that had incredible acoustics! Read more Written 22 April 2024
• Z4753UIstephanies 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Unique experience Thus was a truly unique and special experience. Our guide, Ashton, was very knowledgeable and friendly, providing a memorable experience for us. Read more Written 18 April 2024
• Mouzouris 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Pretty cool We really enjoyed this tour. Very enjoyable and relaxing. We booked this one for 12pm and the Ruakuri cave tour for 1pm which we didn’t know they are NOT located at the same place. Ruakuri is a short 5min drive that if the ticket person wouldn’t squeezed us on the 11:45 tour we probably wouldn’t have made it. Just in case you’re planning doing both don’t book them that close. The only negative thing I think is that it was kind of hard to hear/understand the tour guide as of he was too far ahead of us (we were at the end). Still recommend it and worth seeing. Read more Written 13 April 2024
• 597bethp 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Something you’ve never seen before! This was truly a magical and almost spiritual tour. A step into Maori history and culture! The caves are phenomenal, the glow in darkness will take your breath away and the scenery all feel like a dream. Our guide was fantastic and had a beautiful singing voice that she shared with a short traditional song while inside the cave. Make sure you have tickets before you arrive bc this was a highly sought after experience! Read more Written 10 April 2024
• Sparcs07 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Fascinating caves A well run operation, great fun and informative guides. As your taught about the history of the caves and details of the glow worms . Walk through the caves and then take a boat ride. Read more Written 7 April 2024
• westeybesty 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Go elsewhere Had tickets booked for two caves the first being the Glowworms. Got there half an hour before and informed that the two caves are not in the same location. Advised to go to the gloworm caves and then get straight in the car and go to the next one as the it would be a 7 minute drive. The tour started slightly late and due to the crowds the tour over ran. We came off the tour at the same time the next one was due to start. We went to the ticket office where we were told to go to the next cave and they were unable to contact anyone who works at the other cave. Raced to the meeting point where no one was present. Went back to the ticket office and was told that there’s nothing they can do. Unable to book on any other tours. Unable to get money back or anything. Feels they just took our money and that was all they were interested in. Would not recommend. Read more Written 5 April 2024
• AussieInCT 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Breathtaking This was well worth seeing. The cave was fine, interesting to hear the info, not the most spectacular cave to walk through but the guide was amazing, so engaging. He turned off his flashlight and sang to demonstrate the acoustics and it was beautiful. Now the portion when you are on the boat looking up at the glow worms is absolutely incredible. I will definitely return and will recommend it to others. My 80yo Mum was with my brother and I and there were a few times we needed to help her down stairs due to the darkness but it was perfectly accessible. The glow worms are breathtaking. Read more Written 3 April 2024
• feliciamc18 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Better than I expected Pictures and words can’t capture how cool this is. Charlie was an excellent guide and the Māori song was pure magic. Add on a Hobbiton tour and make a day of it. Read more Written 1 April 2024
• Momelco 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Unique and Underwhelming... This was a very unique experience that you can’t see too many other places (NZ and Australia), however, I was a bit underwhelmed which I hate to admit given the high ratings this has received. Our tour guide, Charlie, was personable and knowledgeable. When entering the cave, she communicated that video, photos, etc. are not allowed until they say when at the very end of the boat ride. That was a bit disappointing since it would have been nice to record the historical facts shared during the tour and take a few photos of the information she described. The tour is relatively short - maybe 30ish minutes? The first part is through the caves viewing the stalagmites and stalactites. It includes an overview of Gloworms - how they eat, reproduce, etc. The boat ride was…interesting. “T” led this portion of the tour, where everyone from your tour group gets in one boat and he guides the boat into a completely dark portion of the cave. Our group was completely silent – maybe in awe of beauty. The space within the cave is very small – it’s not a long boat ride. T essentially pulled the boat from one end of the cave by rope, turned the boat around, and went back. We did that a few times before exiting, at which point you can take photos. I definitely think it’s worth visiting due to its uniqueness – just wish we weren’t on such a tight schedule and could record/video/photograph the experience. Read more Written 1 April 2024
• gillespiepeter 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A Memorable Experience An amazing experience. The glow worm cave was fascinating. Make sure you book early and choose either of the 2 x cave tours. You won't be disappointed! Read more Written 30 March 2024

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Aranui Cave

Waikato & the Coromandel Peninsula

Three kilometres west from the Glowworm Cave is Aranui Cave. This cave is dry (hence no glowworms) but compensates with an incredible array of limestone formations. Thousands of tiny ‘straw’ stalactites hang from the ceiling. Book tours at the visitor centre , from where there is transport to the cave entrance. A 15-minute bushwalk is also included.

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Aranui Cave

39 Waitomo Village Road , Waitomo Caves , New Zealand .

Experience the magnificent Aranui Cave, set within a natural forest reserve in Waitomo. Explore the ancient cave formations, high chambers and huge stalactites and stalagmites. Get off the beaten track & discover one of Waitomo's best-kept secrets.

Pricing and Conditions

Aranui: Adult $61 Child (4-14 yrs inclusive) $28 Child (3 yrs & under) FOC. Family (2 adults / 2 children*) $154 Two Cave Visit – Waitomo & Aranui: Adult $94 Child (4 -14 yrs inclusive) $40 Child (3 yrs & under) FOC Family (2 adults / 2 children*) $204 Three Cave Visit – Waitomo, Aranui & Ruakuri: Adult $158 Child (4 -14 yrs inclusive) $62 Child (3 yrs & under) FOC Family $319 Reservations must clearly state: The tour reference or client details Specify number of adults/children/preschoolers

​​Aranui Cave is set in the Ruakuri Scenic Reserve, 5 minutes drive from the Waitomo Glowworm Caves. It is named after Ruruku Aranui, the local Maori man who first discovered this previously hidden gem back in 1910. Aranui Cave has a natural cave entrance and is the smallest and most delicate of Waitomo's three main caves. As a dry cave without a river running through it, it houses very little life past its entrance. However, just inside the entrance is a colony of native New Zealand cave weta and further into the cave is the most beautiful collection of stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones and decorative formations. Aranui Cave is a magical, mystical place that is steeped in Maori myth and legend.

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