Kumeu Wine Country
Kumeū Wine Country is Auckland’s premier wine-growing region, just 30 minutes northwest of the city. Known for its rolling vineyards, award-winning chardonnays, and family-owned estates, Kumeū blends rural charm with rich winemaking tradition. Visitors can enjoy cellar door tastings, long lunches among the vines, and relaxed countryside drives through a region that helped shape New Zealand’s wine scene. With its warm hospitality and scenic setting, Kumeū is a must-visit for wine lovers looking to explore beyond the city.
Tours & Tickets Visiting Kumeu Wine Country
11 tours found
Auckland Scenic Day Tour Full-Day- 8 HOURS
Piha Waitakere Rainforest Wine Tour from Auckland
Muriwai Scenic Wine Tour from Auckland
Vineyards Honey and Black Sand Beaches from Auckland
Small-Group Kumeu Wine Country Tour with Wine Tastings & Lunch
Kumeu Wine Tour
Full-Day Wine Tasting Tour in Auckland with 3-Course Vineyard Lunch
Auckland City Tour & Kumeu Wine Country Includes Wine Tastings & Lunch
Shore Excursion: Auckland Scenic Full Day Tour - 8 Hours
Auckland West Vineyard Tour with lunch and tastings incl
Auckland Coastal Experience - Small Group City & Beach Tour Incl. Wine Tasting
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I get to Kumeu Wine Country from central Auckland?
Kumeu Wine Country is about a 30 minute drive northwest of central Auckland, depending on traffic. Driving is the easiest option, and guided wine tours are also available if you do not want to drive.
What can I do in Kumeu Wine Country?
Visitors usually come for cellar door tastings, vineyard lunches, and relaxed drives through the countryside. The region is especially well known for its wineries and chardonnay.
Do I need to book wine tastings in advance?
Booking ahead is a good idea, especially on weekends, public holidays, or if you are visiting with a group. Check each winery's official website for current tasting availability and booking requirements.
Is Kumeu Wine Country suitable for visitors who are not drinking wine?
Yes, many people visit for the rural scenery, food, and vineyard atmosphere as well as the wine. If accessibility or non-alcoholic options are important to you, it is best to check directly with individual venues before you go.