Farm Visit & Lunch
For groups that are not able to include a farmstay in their schedule, a Rural Tours farm visit together with lunch in a private home is a great way to experience a typical New Zealand home. Another option is a farm visit including morning tea, or farm visit including afternoon tea.
The minimum group size is 10 people. Some properties can welcome up to 40 people at one time. We are more than happy to quote on smaller groups, however the per person cost is likely to be slightly higher.
Rural Tours 'Farm Visit & Lunch' inclusions:
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Guided farm tour on a working farm
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Traditional home cooked NZ lunch
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Total time: 2 - 2.5 hours
Sample Lunch Menu (seasonal variations apply)
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Home Made Country Soup
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Freshly Baked Bread
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Assorted Salads
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Steak
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Sausages / Meat Patties
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Seasonal Hot Vegetables
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Fruit Salad
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Ice Cream
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Host’s Specialty Dessert
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Tea / Coffee
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Water / Juice
Rural Tours 'Farm Visit & Morning Tea or Afternoon Tea' inclusions:
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Guided farm tour on a working farm
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Traditional home cooked morning tea or afternoon tea
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Total time: 1.5 - 2 hours
Sample Morning Tea/Afternoon Tea Menu (seasonal variations apply)
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Home-baked muffins or scones
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Club sandwiches
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Tea / Coffee
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Water / Juice
Group Lunches/Morning/Afternoon teas available in the following areas.
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North Island |
South Island |
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Cambridge |
Rangiora |
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Matamata |
Ashburton |
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Hamilton |
Fairlie |
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Rotorua |
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Marton |
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