Mohi bush tour: 9 January 2026
This is an amazing experience especially crafted with indigenous lenses to remind you that you too are of the land.
What’s included?
Guided by tikanga, you’ll be part of practices that govern how we move in the ngahere
You’ll learn rich pūrākau of the native trees that reside there, bringing them all to life
You’ll get to taste and experience some of the rau in the ngahere with a spread provided at the end of the tour
You’ll get to take home our especially crafted booklet with karakia and pūrākau to help you to reconnect on your next adventure to a ngahere
How should I prepare for my tour?
Dress weather appropriate
Make sure your footwear is appropriate e.g. sports shoes or hiking boots
Bring your own water bottle
Bring your own medication e.g. asthma inhaler
Guests should be aware that the terrain will have uneven surfaces and may be muddy in some areas. While Mohi bush is predominantly flat, there are sections of the bush that have inclines. This tour is not wheelchair accessible, nor is it appropriate for push chairs.
When you arrive at Mohi Bush, drive in the gate, there is a grassy area to park on. Remember to close the gate when you enter
**Only one wānanga registration can be added to the cart per person.
This is an amazing experience especially crafted with indigenous lenses to remind you that you too are of the land.
What’s included?
Guided by tikanga, you’ll be part of practices that govern how we move in the ngahere
You’ll learn rich pūrākau of the native trees that reside there, bringing them all to life
You’ll get to taste and experience some of the rau in the ngahere with a spread provided at the end of the tour
You’ll get to take home our especially crafted booklet with karakia and pūrākau to help you to reconnect on your next adventure to a ngahere
How should I prepare for my tour?
Dress weather appropriate
Make sure your footwear is appropriate e.g. sports shoes or hiking boots
Bring your own water bottle
Bring your own medication e.g. asthma inhaler
Guests should be aware that the terrain will have uneven surfaces and may be muddy in some areas. While Mohi bush is predominantly flat, there are sections of the bush that have inclines. This tour is not wheelchair accessible, nor is it appropriate for push chairs.
When you arrive at Mohi Bush, drive in the gate, there is a grassy area to park on. Remember to close the gate when you enter
**Only one wānanga registration can be added to the cart per person.
This is an amazing experience especially crafted with indigenous lenses to remind you that you too are of the land.
What’s included?
Guided by tikanga, you’ll be part of practices that govern how we move in the ngahere
You’ll learn rich pūrākau of the native trees that reside there, bringing them all to life
You’ll get to taste and experience some of the rau in the ngahere with a spread provided at the end of the tour
You’ll get to take home our especially crafted booklet with karakia and pūrākau to help you to reconnect on your next adventure to a ngahere
How should I prepare for my tour?
Dress weather appropriate
Make sure your footwear is appropriate e.g. sports shoes or hiking boots
Bring your own water bottle
Bring your own medication e.g. asthma inhaler
Guests should be aware that the terrain will have uneven surfaces and may be muddy in some areas. While Mohi bush is predominantly flat, there are sections of the bush that have inclines. This tour is not wheelchair accessible, nor is it appropriate for push chairs.
When you arrive at Mohi Bush, drive in the gate, there is a grassy area to park on. Remember to close the gate when you enter
**Only one wānanga registration can be added to the cart per person.