Wineries of Waiheke by ebike

Exploring the wineries of Waiheke by ebike is the best way to combine scenic rides with world-class wine whilst riding the Five Bays ride!

1. Mudbrick Vineyard And Restaurant: Nestled on a hill just 10 minutes from the Matiatia Bay ferry terminal On Waiheke, Mudbrick Vineyard offers a complete Waiheke Winery experience. With a restaurant, luxury lodge-style accommodation, a casual cafe, and beautiful gardens, Mudbrick provides breathtaking views along with freshly made food paired with an extensive range of wines from Mudbrick and around New Zealand.
2. Tantalus Estate: For a superb fine dining experience, Tantalus Estate in the Onetangi Valley is a top pick. Located roughly 15 minutes from the ferry terminal, this winery features a secluded restaurant with vineyard views, offering set menus or à la carte dining. Enjoy a variety of Tantalus Estate wines, including Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé, and Chardonnay, along with Cellar Door tastings that include options from other New Zealand wines and locally brewed craft beers.
3. Batch Winery: Positioned on the fringe of Whakanewha Regional Park, Batch Winery employs state-of-the-art processes to produce a unique selection of classic red and white wines. With panoramic views, an on-site restaurant serving quintessential Waiheke fare, and high tea options, Batch Winery offers a distinctive tasting selection.
4. Stonyridge: Dedicated to perfecting red wines, Stonyridge Vineyard specializes in Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec, and Petit Verdot. Located near Tantalus, Stonyridge has a considerable on-site café catering to large groups, offering tastings, nibbles, and vineyard tours on weekends. Book in advance for events and weddings.

1. Obsidian Vineyard: Obsidian consistently receives awards for its rich and vibrant Waiheke wines. Located in Onetangi, just 10 km from Matiatia Bay ferry terminal, Obsidian is known for its cellar door tastings featuring an array of wines, including acclaimed Syrahs and Rosé. Booking ahead is recommended.
2. Casita Miro: Offering a unique Spanish vibe, Casita Miro presents premium Casita Miro Estate wines and a restaurant serving paella, croquetas, manchego cheese, and more. With wine tastings available Thursday to Monday, enjoy tapas and share plates along with exquisite wines in this peaceful location on Brown Road, Onetangi.
3. Goldie Estate: Goldie Estate is the name of our boutique vineyard and winery, nestled amongst 30 acres of native bush and rolling vineyards on Waiheke Island overlooking Putiki Bay. It’s here that we create handcrafted wines full of character that draw on the knowledge and experience of Kim and Jeanette Goldwater, who founded winegrowing on Waiheke in 1978.
4. Kennedy Point Vineyard: As one of Waiheke Island’s only BioGro-certified organic vineyards, Kennedy Point offers wine tastings, vineyard tours, lunch platters, and on-site accommodation. Enjoy beautiful sea views overlooking Kennedy Bay, and inquire about the estate-grown olive oil tasting.
5. Cable Bay Vineyards: Discover the uniqueness of Cable Bay wines through connoisseur’s tastings, behind-the-scenes tours, or elegant dining at The Bistro. Situated atop rolling hills with views of Huruhi Bay, Cable Bay Winery welcomes visitors daily, but booking ahead is advisable during peak seasons.
6. Te Motu Vineyard: As the third oldest vineyard on Waiheke, Te Motu offers a classic winery experience with “modern-rustic” a la carte bistro dining and Cellar Door tastings. Located on Onetangi Road, enjoy exceptional produce and service, and don’t miss their unique wine blends, including ‘Korokoro,’ ‘Te Motu,’ and ‘Tipua.’
7. Postage Stamp Wines: Postage Stamp is a collection of high quality, boutique Waiheke Island wines from a selection of small, artisan vineyards. Often made from classical, and sometimes ‘unexpected’, grape varieties, each Postage Stamp wine delights with exceptional flavour and its own unique character that is reminiscent of the wine’s particular time and place.

Discover the Wineries of Waiheke by eBike

Exploring the wineries of Waiheke by bike is more than just wine tasting – it’s a complete island adventure. From coastal rides on the Five Bays route to hidden vineyard valleys, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views, premium cellar doors, and unforgettable hospitality at every stop. Riding an e-bike makes the journey easy and fun, letting you cover more ground without the stress of hills or parking.

Whether you’re visiting for a day trip or a longer stay, cycling between Waiheke wineries is one of the best ways to experience the island like a local. Book your e-bike with eRide Waiheke and combine scenic riding with world-class wine tasting – the perfect recipe for your Waiheke adventure.

FAQs: Waiheke by eBike

Can you bike between wineries on Waiheke Island?
Yes! Many Waiheke Wineries by ebike are connected by scenic cycling routes orn the road, especially around Onetangi Valley and the Five Bays ride. With an e-bike, you go further!

What is the best winery bike route on Waiheke?
The Five Bays Ride is the most popular route, combining stunning coastal views with stops at iconic wineries such as Casito Miro, Batch and Mudbrick . It’s a loop that can be tailored to your time and fitness level.

Do I need to book tastings at Waiheke wineries?
We recommend booking cellar door tastings and dining in advance, especially in summer and weekends, as Waiheke wineries can get very busy. Some vineyards also host weddings and events, so check availability before you ride. Download the Waiheke Guide for your bookings.

How long does it take to bike between Waiheke wineries?
Distances vary, but most vineyards are within a 10–20 minute e-bike ride of each other. Starting at Matiatia Ferry Terminal, you can reach Mudbrick and Cable Bay in under 15 minutes, while Onetangi Valley wineries take around 25 minutes.

Can I use public transport with my bike on Waiheke?
Yes, Fullers ferries from Auckland carry bikes (including e-bikes) for a small fee. Once on Waiheke, cycling is one of the easiest and most enjoyable ways to explore the island’s wineries and beaches.

Why choose an e-bike for winery tours?
An e-bike makes exploring Waiheke stress-free. You’ll breeze up hills, cover more ground, and still have plenty of energy to enjoy wine tastings, dining, and the island’s stunning scenery.