Tours in New Zealand

Wanaka Wine Tours - Classic Tour

When Jake from our team ran the Classic Tour through Wanaka and Central Otago, we hit six vineyards across a valley that feels remote and golden — the kind of place where you'll spot Lake Wanaka glinting between rows of vines. The 6.5-hour loop includes a five-course banquet matched to award-winning wines at the midway point, plus tastings that add up to around 30 wines total. It's small-group stuff with a local guide who actually knows their patch. Suits everyone from absolute beginners to devoted wine nuts; mostly a leisurely drive punctuated by tasting room stops and a solid lunch.

6h 30mfrom AUD $338

TRIPLE DEAL Wai-O-Tapu, Redwood Forest & Blue Springs Ex Auckland

★ 4.9 (43)

TRIPLE DEAL Wai-O-Tapu, Redwood Forest & Blue Springs Ex Auckland

When Ben from our team ran this 12-hour loop from Auckland, it ticked three distinctly different boxes in one day: geothermal spectacle, forest immersion, and quirky small-town charm. You're heading south into Rotorua's thermal zone to catch Lady Knox Geyser and wander the vivid mineral pools of Wai-O-Tapu, then swinging through the soaring Redwood groves of Whakarewarewa Forest before finishing at the crystalline Blue Spring near Putaruru. The day also throws in Tirau's oddball corrugated iron buildings—the Dog and Sheep—which feel like a genuine rural detour rather than a scheduled photo op. It's a mixed bag of landscape and local character, suited to travellers keen on ticking several natural highlights without hopping between separate tours.

12 hoursfrom AUD $237

★ 4.9 (42)

🍜 Food & Cooking

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $212

Full-Day Wine Tour from Picton

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this full-day Marlborough wine tour out of Picton, he hit up five to six wineries across seven to eight hours, learning how to properly taste and talk about wine along the way. The region's a rolling patchwork of vines and cellar doors, and the groups stay small enough that your guide actually knows your name by lunch. It's a straightforward day — you're driven between stops, there's a winery lunch (you pay on the day), and you finish back at your hotel. Suits anyone keen on wine without needing to be a snob about it.

★ 4.9 (40)

🛕 Culture & History

Rotorua: Te Rā Guided Experience + Haka

When Jake from our BugBitten team hit Rotorua's Te Rā experience, he found a solid two-hour package that marries geothermal sightseeing with Māori culture. You get 90 minutes walking through steaming valleys hitting Pōhutu Geyser, the Kiwi Conservation Centre, and the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, guided by local kaiārahi who weave in iwi history and ancestral stories. Then it's into the carved meeting house, Te Aronui a Rua, for a pōhiri welcome, songs, chants, poi, and haka. It's the kind of place where Rotorua's geothermal drama and cultural depth sit side by side — easy to see why it draws visitors keen on both.

Auckland: Waiheke Island Seafront Lunch & Premium Wine Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team headed out to Waiheke Island for an afternoon, she found a properly relaxed wine tour that doesn't feel like you're being herded. You get three tastings at small vineyards chosen by a local guide who actually knows the place, lunch at Ki Maha right on Onetangi Beach with a wine pairing, and the kind of coastal views that justify the ferry ride from Auckland. It's five hours of leaning into island pace — couples, mates, and solo types all fit the vibe.

5 hoursfrom AUD $276

Auckland City Top Spots Half Day Private Tour

★ 4.9 (26)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $212

Auckland City Top Spots Half Day Private Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this private half-day tour, she found it a solid tick-box option for first-timers with limited time in Auckland. You'll roll through the city's headline spots — Sky Tower, waterfront, volcanic cones, maybe a museum or two — in a comfortable air-con van with a local guide steering the narrative. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're fresh off a cruise or have just landed and need the highlights locked in before moving on. Three to four hours, your group only, so no fighting for a seat with randos.

Eco Sailing Tour to Maori Rock Carvings on Lake Taupo

★ 4.9 (26)

🐠 Water Activities

Eco Sailing Tour to Maori Rock Carvings on Lake Taupo

When Jake from our team boarded this electric yacht on Lake Taupo, we were after something quieter than a typical lake tour — and got it. The 2.5-hour sail takes you out to the Ngātoroirangi carvings, 14 metres of Māori rock art you can only reach by water. The vibe is deliberately low-key: bring your own food, settle in, and let the crew walk you through the lake's history while the electric motor hums quietly beneath you. It's the kind of tour that works equally well for families wanting a gentle outing or mates after a peaceful afternoon on the water.

2h 30mfrom AUD $50

Ultimate Auckland Experience Full Day Tour with Brewery Lunch

★ 4.9 (17)

Ultimate Auckland Experience Full Day Tour with Brewery Lunch

When Mia from our team ran this full-day Auckland tour, we covered serious ground: city landmarks, volcanic peaks, the wild west coast at Muriwai, and a proper brewery lunch at Hallertau. You're packed into a modern minibus with a small group and a guide who actually knows the area — not just the big-ticket sites but the quieter stops in between. The 12-hour day swings from urban heritage to black sand beaches and nesting gannets (if you time it right), then back inland for craft beer and food. It's a solid primer on what makes Auckland tick, especially if you're new to the city.

12 hoursfrom AUD $212

Private Tour: Hobbiton & Waitomo Glowworm Cave Experience

★ 4.9 (16)

Private Tour: Hobbiton & Waitomo Glowworm Cave Experience

When Noah from our team ran this 13-hour private tour, we packed two of New Zealand's biggest drawcards into one day: the Hobbiton Movie Set and Waitomo Glowworm Caves. The drive out of Auckland takes you through proper pastoral landscape — rolling farmland and beech forest — and the vibe shifts noticeably as you leave the city. This is very much the 'tick the boxes' tour for Kiwi tourism, so you're sharing the experience with plenty of other visitors, though the private vehicle keeps your group separate during transport. Includes a guided walk through the 12-acre film set, a silent boat ride beneath thousands of glowing worms, lunch, and a drink at the Green Dragon Inn.

13 hoursfrom AUD $975

Bay of Islands Discovery Experience from Auckland incl. Hole In The Rock Cruise

★ 4.9 (16)

Bay of Islands Discovery Experience from Auckland incl. Hole In The Rock Cruise

When Lily from our team booked this Bay of Islands day trip from Auckland, she got the full suburban-escape package: a 13-hour haul north in a comfortable minibus, a proper 4.5-hour boat cruise through the Hole in the Rock, and a 1.5-hour island stop where you can swim, walk, or just sprawl on the sand. The Bay itself is genuinely striking — 144 islands dotting the water, cliffs that feel properly dramatic, and a genuine shot at spotting dolphins or whales if the marine gods are on your side. It's the kind of tour that bundles transport, commentary, and nature into one day, so you're not faffing about with rental cars or ferry schedules.

13 hoursfrom AUD $890

Private Round Trip Transport To Hobbiton From Auckland

★ 4.9 (16)

✈️ Transfers

Private Round Trip Transport To Hobbiton From Auckland

When Ben from our BugBitten team booked a private return shuttle to Hobbiton from Auckland, it was the kind of decision that pays off on a long day out. You're looking at a seven-hour round trip in a well-kept vehicle with a driver who knows the route and lets you set the pace around your movie-set entry time. It's a straightforward swap for the stress of navigating rental cars or waiting for public transport — just show up, relax, and get collected when you're done. The outfit's licensed, safety-checked, and geared toward solo travellers, couples, families, and small groups after a no-fuss ride.

Christchurch to Tekapo Small-Group Tour (one-way)

When Mia from our BugBitten team took this one-way shuttle from Christchurch to Lake Tekapo, it felt less like a sightseeing tour and more like a well-run transfer with commentary bolted on. The 3-hour drive cuts through the Canterbury plains in a modern minibus, and your guide does chat about the landscape and local history en route. You'll pull into Fairlie for a lunch stop before rolling into Tekapo proper, where the lake's turquoise water and the Church of the Good Shepherd come into view. Small-group cap keeps it intimate, and luggage allowance is reasonable — one large and one small bag per person.

3 hoursfrom AUD $169

Private Day tour to Milford Sound from Queenstown

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $550

Private Day tour to Milford Sound from Queenstown

When Tom from our team ran this private day tour, we found ourselves on one of New Zealand's most striking drives — a full-day loop from Queenstown that winds through beech forests, past Mirror Lakes, and over the Homer Tunnel to Milford Sound proper. The fiord itself is the main event: sheer cliffs, waterfalls feeding straight into saltwater, and the chance to spot dolphins and seals from the boat. It's a popular route for good reason, though the Queenstown-to-Milford leg does eat up most of your daylight. The private setup meant we could pause where we wanted and skip the coach queues at the sound.

Te Puia & Hells Gate incl. Mud Spa Experience Private Tour

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Te Puia & Hells Gate incl. Mud Spa Experience Private Tour

When Ben from our team booked this private 13-hour loop from Auckland, we got a proper taste of New Zealand's geothermal heartland without the coach-tour crowds. The route threads through Te Puia's steaming valleys and Hells Gate's famous mud pools, with a hangi lunch and cultural performances woven in. It's the kind of day that feels genuinely rejuvenating—part natural wonder, part spa day, all immersive Māori landscape and geology.

13 hoursfrom AUD $975

Mou Waho Island Cruise & Self-Guided Nature Walk

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Mou Waho Island Cruise & Self-Guided Nature Walk

When Noah from our team took the Mou Waho Island Cruise, we boarded a 28-seat boat with a sharp Kiwi skipper who knew the lake and its ecology inside out. The 3-hour outing shoots you across Lake Wanaka's dramatic mountain backdrop to a remote Department of Conservation reserve, where you're bankrolling real conservation work — predator fencing, bird reintroduction, the lot. A self-guided 2-hour walk climbs through regenerating native bush to a glacial lake perched on the island's summit, with 360-degree views of the Wanaka basin. It's solid mid-range adventure that punches above its weight for anyone who wants to see conservation in action without a chatty guide.

3 hoursfrom AUD $115

7Day/6Nights Auckland to Queenstown

When Ben from our team tackled this seven-day loop, we found a solid itinerary that covers serious ground without the faffing. You start in Auckland, swing through geothermal Rotorua, cross the Cook Strait to Wellington, detour to whale-watching hotspot Kaikoura, then finish in Christchurch before landing in Queenstown. The route hits cultural landmarks (Whakarewarewa thermal area, Waitomo Glowworm Caves) and swaps in either the scenic Coastal Pacific Train or a coach depending on season. Four-star digs throughout, transport sorted, guides included. It's a proper north-to-south sampler for first-timers or returners wanting to pack a lot in without self-driving stress.

7 daysfrom AUD $2447

Sheep Shearing and Auckland City Highlights Tour with Lunch

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $225

Sheep Shearing and Auckland City Highlights Tour with Lunch

When Charlie from our team ran this tour, we started at a working farm north of Auckland for hands-on sheep shearing and beekeeping education, then swung back into the city for harbour views and coastal stops. It's a solid 7–8 hour blend of rural charm and urban highlights, aimed at travellers who want a taste of both sides of Auckland without committing a full day to either one. The group stays small, the pace is measured, and you'll see working dogs, taste local honey, and grab lunch somewhere in between.

Hobbiton Movie Set Guided Tour & Blue Spring Day tour

9 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $314

Hobbiton Movie Set Guided Tour & Blue Spring Day tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Hobbiton tour, it was a straightforward pilgrimage to the actual film set nestled in the Waikato farmland. The 9–10 hour outing pairs the movie location with a visit to Blue Spring, so you're getting pastoral scenery and Middle-earth nostalgia in one hit. It's a small-group affair — no more than five of you — with hotel pickup included, which beats renting a car if you're not keen on navigating rural New Zealand roads.

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $423

West Coast Full Day Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran the West Coast Full Day Tour, we covered the region's big-ticket stops in a single 8-hour push. It's a no-messing-around itinerary designed for travellers short on time but keen to tick off the classic West Coast highlights. The area itself is stunning — dramatic coastline, beech forest, and that particular New Zealand South Island vibe where the landscape does most of the talking. You'll share the tour with other keen visitors, and the pace is genuinely full-on: hit the spots, move on, repeat.

Premium Wine Tour Queenstown Tasting at 4 Wineries

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Gibbston Valley wine tour, she spent five to six hours hitting four cellar doors without touching a steering wheel—the whole point. Queenstown's wine country sprawls across Central Otago's valleys with views of Lake Wakatipu and the Shotover River lacing through vineyard blocks. The tour swings between tasting rooms, each pouring their own style, and stops for lunch at a winery bistro (you buy your own feed). It's a relaxed operation: pick up from your accommodation, taste four different setups, and roll back to town with your palate properly educated.

★ 4.9 (563)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Waiheke Island: Zipline And Forest Walk

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked the Waiheke Island zipline and forest walk, she was after that mix of adrenaline and nature that's hard to find close to a city. The tour strings together three zipline flights above native bush, a guided walk through centuries-old forest, and a mini island loop that covers beaches, bays, and vineyards. It's a 3-hour blast on Waiheke, just a 40-minute ferry from Auckland. The whole operation is tethered to two professional guides keeping groups small and the vibe unhurried — though food, ferry fares, and hotel pickups are on you.

Glenorchy & Paradise Half-Day Scenic Tour from Queenstown

When Alex from our team ran this half-day loop from Queenstown, we found ourselves winding along Lake Whakatipu's northern edge towards the quiet village of Glenorchy and into Paradise Valley—terrain that's been dressed up for film crews more than once. The 4.5-hour jaunt sits somewhere between a proper sightseeing tour and a themed experience: you get actual local history and Māori storytelling alongside the movie-location callbacks and costume photo ops that draw a steady stream of visitors. It's a neat pocket of the region if you're not keen on a full-day commitment but want to see landscape that feels properly cinematic.

Auckland: Flavours of our City Food Walk

When Alex from our team did this Auckland food walk, it ticked the box for a proper afternoon out — three hours moving through the city's heritage streets with regular stops for local bites. You're grazing your way through the oldest bits of town, picking up the area's foodie character without the sit-down-meal commitment. It's pitched at a relaxed pace, so you're not rushing between spots; the guide handles the stories about what you're eating and why it matters to Auckland. Works best if you've got a moderate fitness level and don't mind being on your feet.

3 hoursfrom AUD $174

Mt Cook Small Group Scenic Day Tour from Queenstown

★ 4.9 (445)

Mt Cook Small Group Scenic Day Tour from Queenstown

When Ben from our team ran this Mt Cook day tour from Queenstown, it delivered exactly what it promised: a solid 13-hour loop through some serious alpine scenery with the flexibility to move at your own pace. You'll drive through the Kawarau Gorge and Lindis Pass, clock Lake Pukaki's turquoise expanse, and land at Mt Cook/Aoraki National Park with three hours to burn however you like—hike, book a scenic flight, or sit with a hot chocolate at the Hermitage. The small-group vibe and local guide kept things relaxed, and the included snacks and water made the long drive feel looked after.

13 hoursfrom AUD $233

Hobbiton Movie Set Shore Excursion from Tauranga (6 Hours)

★ 4.9 (383)

Hobbiton Movie Set Shore Excursion from Tauranga (6 Hours)

When Ben from our BugBitten team caught this shore excursion from Tauranga, it's a solid six-hour dash to Middle-earth's most famous filming location. You're driven inland through Mount Maunganui's coastal charm, over the Kaimai ranges, and into Waikato farmland where the Hobbiton set sits. The set tour runs 2.5 hours with a guide, takes you inside a Hobbit hole, and winds up at The Green Dragon pub with a free drink included. It's built for cruise passengers with tight port schedules — the operator adjusts your start time to match your ship's timetable, so you're never sweating a missed departure.

Waiheke Island Gourmet Food and Wine Tour

When Tom from our team ran this Waiheke Island gourmet food and wine tour, it lived up to the hype. You'll roll through three vineyards across 5.5 hours, tasting wine at each stop alongside local produce—oysters from Te Matuku Bay (weather permitting), island-made olive oil, and honey. Ananda Tours is a family-owned outfit that's been steering visitors around Waiheke for over 25 years, and it shows in how they've locked in relationships with producers and how their guides talk about the place. Groups max out at 15 people, so it stays fairly intimate. The itinerary shifts slightly across winter and spring to match what's available and what the vineyards are pouring.

Tauranga: Evening Glowworm Kayak Tour

When Ben from our BugBitten team paddled this evening tour near Tauranga, we found a clever combo of kayaking and local flavours on calm waters. You'll drive through rolling countryside to Lake McLaren, then ease into double kayaks to hunt for glowworms in the dark — a genuinely eerie experience once your eyes adjust. The tour wraps around a tasting of Aotearoa produce: local cheeses, RewaRewa honey, and artisanal bits, washed down with kombucha or spiced mulled wine depending on season. The whole thing takes three hours and fifteen minutes, and it's a gentler evening out that leans more into 'special moment' than adrenaline.

3h 15mfrom AUD $225

Mt Cook Full-Day Small Group Tour from Queenstown

★ 4.9 (278)

Mt Cook Full-Day Small Group Tour from Queenstown

When Jake from our team did this full-day run from Queenstown to Mt Cook, we found it a solid way to see New Zealand's tallest peak without needing your own car. The drive cuts through Mackenzie Country into the Southern Alps, and you spend a proper chunk of time (3.5 hours) loose in Mt Cook Village itself — long enough to tackle a walk, grab a scenic flight, or just soak it in. The Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre rounds out the day. It's 12 hours door-to-door, small-group style, which keeps the vibe intimate without feeling rushed.

12 hoursfrom AUD $245

1/2 Day Guided Wellington Tour incl. Cable Car (Vans not buses)

★ 4.9 (202)

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $322

1/2 Day Guided Wellington Tour incl. Cable Car (Vans not buses)

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this half-day Wellington tour, we packed a genuine local's view of the city into 3.5 hours without the tour-bus crowd. You get a proper van (not a lumbering coach), a driver who knows the place and isn't afraid of a dodgy joke, and Cable Car admission included. The route sweeps from Mount Victoria's viewpoint down to Lyall Bay and Weta Cave, then back into the city for the Cable Car ride and rose gardens before wrapping at Parliament. Wellington's famous wind is part of the experience—you'll feel it.

Sunset kayak tour to Rangitoto Island

When Em from our BugBitten team paddled out to Rangitoto Island, we found a well-run evening on the water that ticks off two bucket-list moments: kayaking to Auckland's volcanic icon and watching the sun drop over the Waitakere Ranges. The 6.5-hour tour kicks off with a paddle across calm Hauraki Gulf waters, builds to a leisurely walk up to the summit for golden-hour views, then brings you back by starlight with the city glittering below. It's a full catered experience—guide-led, gear provided, suitable for paddlers who've barely held a blade—and the energy stays low-key throughout.

The Hobbit Barrel Run Rafting Tour on the Pelorus River

When Em from our team ran this Pelorus River rafting tour in New Zealand's Top of the South, we paddled through genuinely stunning scenery—the kind of river valley that feels properly remote. You're on the water for around three hours with a guide who knows the area's colonial history and native bush, plus spots where the Hobbit films were shot. The river itself is the main event: crystal water, native birdsong, and beech forest pressing in from both banks. It's not a white-knuckle paddle—more a scenic float with paddles—but the setting makes it feel like a proper adventure.

Sunrise wildlife sea kayaking in Akaroa marine reserve

When Charlie from our team paddled out at dawn in Akaroa's marine reserve, the harbour was almost entirely theirs. This 3-hour guided sea kayak safari departs early from the town centre itself — no transfer time lost — and threads through a protected coastal area known for calmness and wildlife. The local guide reads the water and conditions, pointing out what's moving beneath and around you. It's just paddling, scenery, and the kind of quiet you don't often find near populated bays. The tour finishes before the bigger boat groups arrive, so the vibe stays intimate.

Skip the Line:WWI & WWII Combo Exhibitions at the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre

When Tom from our BugBitten team checked out the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre near Blenheim, we found two serious exhibitions that don't feel like museum work. The first, 'Knights of the Sky', houses Sir Peter Jackson's own WWI aircraft collection in sets designed by WingNut Films and Wētā Workshop — the filmmaking pedigree shows. The second, 'Dangerous Skies', covers WWII from Europe to the Pacific, anchored by a restored Mosquito and Spitfire. Reckon on 90 minutes minimum, though you could easily spend longer. It's quietly impressive rather than flashy, and pulls in aviation buffs and history-curious travellers alike.

Skippers Canyon 4WD Tour from Queenstown

When Lily from our BugBitten team did this half-day 4WD tour, we wound 32km into Skippers Canyon from Queenstown — a dramatic gorge carved by the Shotover River. The drive alone is the star: narrow, winding roads carved into cliff faces, with the river far below and tussock-studded hills rolling back. You're not just watching scenery; you're threading through it. The four-hour outing includes a couple of short walks, a homestead stop for cheese and crackers, and a guide who knows the canyon's gold-rush history and geology. It's quieter than the main tourist circuit, with a small-group feel that lets you actually absorb the landscape.

Sailing and Wildlife Tour Akaroa Fox II Sailing

When Alex from our team sailed the Fox II out of Akaroa, we stepped aboard a wooden ketch that's been working these waters for over a century. The boat holds just 30 of us, which means you're not jostling for position when a Hector's dolphin surfaces — one of the world's rarest species. We drifted through the crater of an extinct volcano, past sea caves and waterfalls, with the engine off so the wildlife stays calm and curious. It's a three-hour loop that feels less like a tour and more like being invited into the rhythm of the bay.

Hot Air Balloon Flights from Methven

When Charlie from our team did this hot air balloon flight near Methven, we launched from the Mt Hutt foothills into a crisp Canterbury morning. The balloon climbs to around 9500 feet, drifting you across a patchwork of farmland with the Southern Alps snowcapped to the west and the Pacific glinting eastward. It's a genuinely quiet experience — just wind, the occasional burner roar, and views that stretch for miles. The whole outing takes 3–4 hours including the celebratory drink afterwards, and it's suited to anyone with a bit of fitness under their belt.

Auckland to Rotorua via Waitomo Caves Small Group Tour (One Way)

★ 4.9 (92)

Auckland to Rotorua via Waitomo Caves Small Group Tour (One Way)

When Jake from our team did this Auckland-to-Rotorua haul, the Waitomo Glowworm Caves were genuinely the star. The seven-hour journey breaks up what could've been a straight motorway slog with the caves themselves — underground rivers glowing with tiny bioluminescent larvae — plus wildlife stops and quieter spots the guides know about. It's a one-way transfer that actually feels like a tour, run in small groups through comfortable minibuses. You'll get hotel pickups, water, snacks, and a driver who knows the stories worth hearing along the way.

7 hoursfrom AUD $262

Larnach Castle & Otago Wildlife Cruise from Dunedin

★ 4.9 (84)

Larnach Castle & Otago Wildlife Cruise from Dunedin

When Ben from our team ran this Dunedin combo, we got a proper taste of Otago's quirky settler history and marine life in one afternoon. You'll spend an hour inside Larnach Castle hearing the wild yarns about William Larnach and his family while eyeing up the antique-stuffed rooms, then grab a cuppa in the ballroom or wander the gardens for half an hour. After that, a scenic bus leg takes you down the peninsula to board a one-hour wildlife cruise past volcanic cliffs and a lighthouse, where fur seals, royal albatross and seabirds are the main drawcard. It's a solid 5-hour hit if you're after a bit of colonial drama mixed with genuine marine spotting.

Full-Day Grand Auckland Volcanoes Tour

When Mia from our team ran this full-day Auckland volcanoes tour, we got a proper geology lesson wrapped around some solid walking. The morning hits four of Auckland's youngest volcanic cones — you're climbing summits and peering into craters — while the afternoon swings through Rangitoto (Auckland's biggest explosion crater), a lava-lined coastal stretch, and the old military outpost at Devonport. It's a 10-hour stint that bounces between volcanic vistas and Māori heritage, with port pickup included. The city's geology is genuinely interesting, and the tour threads together how volcanic activity shaped Auckland's landscape and Māori settlement patterns. Not a gentle meander — you're moving most of the day.

10 hoursfrom AUD $288

Rotorua: Evening Starlight Gourmet Kayak Tour Glowworms

★ 4.9 (39)

🐠 Water Activities