Excursion Transport world & motorcycle mecca tour at bluff

If you are looking for a unique experience, then a visit to Bill Richardson's Transport World and Motorcycle Mecca could be just for you.

Experience a family legacy that has become the largest private automotive museum of its type in the world. Stunningly crafted within a world-class facility, Bill Richardson Transport World has something for everyone. Hugely popular, discover more than 300 vehicles including trucks, rare classic vehicles, racing cars, tractors, farm machinery, motoring memorabilia and over 200 vintage petrol pumps, and learn about how it all began on your informative guided tour. Outside of the extraordinary vehicle range, you will also find a growing wearable arts collection, movie theatre, children's play zones and the quirky themed bathrooms are fast becoming as famous as the vehicles.

Visit Classic Motorcycle Mecca for a guided tour through the Southern Hemisphere's leading motorcycle museum, regularly described as 'stunning' and 'mind-blowing' in scale. Offering New Zealand's most diverse collection, find displays of classic British, European and American bikes as well as Japanese, Motocross and Speedway, including solo, sidecar and even three wheeled automobiles and machinery dating from 1902 onwards. A tribute to legend Burt Munro and an internationally significant hero bike display of Britten and Brough Superior is also on offer. Enjoy an intimate, up-close experience of the bikes and packed with quirky details, quality exhibits and interactive displays, Classic Motorcycle Mecca is a truly mind-blowing experience.

The tour concludes back at the pier.

Points of interests

Points of interest seen on this excursion include: Bill Richardson's Transport World, Motorcycle Mecca

Note

Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 1 kilometre; involving many stairs at both venues and although distance covered is not great and surfaces are flat, guests will be on their feet for a prolonged period. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear comfortable footwear. The tour sequence may vary. The coach supply in Bluff is very limited, coaches used are the best-available in the area, but may not be up to the standards of larger New Zealand ports.