Sheep Land Farm & Nature Preserve in Auckland, NZ provides a unique view of sheep and how their wool is manufactured. You can see firsthand how the dogs gather the sheep. Once gathered up by the shepherds, the sheep are split and their wool is cut with shears. Sheep Land gives you a wonderful glimpse into the many uses for fleece. You also get the chance to stroll around and see some of the wildlife Australia has to provide as well as friendly farm animals. End you day with some shopping and a calm meal at the Farmers Table Cafe.

Underwater passageways allow you to observe a huge variety of sea life in very large tanks. The large sharks, gliding stingrays and many species of fish found in New Zealand waters, are around you as the moving floor carries you. Antarctic Encounter features live penguins and a recreation of life on the great southern continent. You should allow up to two hours to fully appreciate these combined attractions. There is also a cafe and gift shop available.

Sky Tower is 328 meters high and is the landmark of Auckland. It is integrated with other buildings to form a huge sky city. Sky Tower has three transparent elevators that rise at a speed of 18 kilometers per hour, taking you to the top of the observation deck and revolving restaurant in just 40 seconds, where you can overlook all of Auckland City like an angel. Evenings are recommended so that you can see a beautiful sunset, nightfall, and overlook the Auckland night view. In addition, you can also experience Skywalking. Sky Tower Walk is a 192-meter-high outer ring platform on the Sky Tower, led by a coach for guided high-altitude walks.

Mount Eden is located about 5 kilometers south of Auckland city centre and 196 meters high. It is one of Auckland's many volcanic cones and is also the highest natural point of Auckland. There is a gazebo on the top of the hill to enjoy the city views of Auckland. Mount Eden had several eruptions. It is formed by accumulations from volcanic eruptions around the crater. Mount Eden looks like an inverted cone-shaped bowl. The bottom of the pit has become a lush green land, which is very special. . When you come to the mountain top, you will see a 50-meter-deep crater. The crater is very sacred. Visitors are forbidden to enter, but they can walk around it. It is also a great place to look out over Auckland.