Hi, I found it an easy walk and don't really recall many hills. The good thing about it is that the guide stops quite frequently to tell you more stories and it gives you a chance (if needed) to catch your breath. It was quite a hot day when we were there but I didn't find it too hard; I would imagine March would be a little cooler. Hope you and your mum enjoy NZ.

Yes - we will be walking everyday in February at 10 am and 2 pm. Come and meet us just inside the red gates on Queens Wharf in downtown Auckland and your friendly guide will welcome you.

I think it's most every day, rain or shine, with a couple of exceptions for holidays. I'd check their web site to get the most up to date info.

At Britomart Place which is very close to where you begin at the Ferry Building (about 100 metres). The guides will help you find your way to where you need to go at the end of the tour.

I noticed that the Fuller's (boat tour operator) kiosk has a baggage storage facility. It is around the corner from where the tour starts. It may be $$$. The shop prices nearby are outrageous.

Hi there -this is Auckland Free Walking Tours. From the beginning of November we are now walking every morning at 10 am so we look forward to seeing you.

Depending on guide quality (they are usually great, some are outstanding!), we give between $10 and $20 per person. Not sure how much we gave in Auckland but it was a good tour. We have not had a bad free tour.

Yes - we will be walking on the 5th Nov. Please come along just before 10 am and introduce yourself to our friendly guide. We meet just inside the red gates on Queens Wharf to the right of The Ferry Building

Ella cita a una hora en un cierto lugar. Al menos yo no tengo otro contacto

Sorry -at this stage our tours are only in English.Sometimes we get native Spanish speakers who turn up for the walk and are happy to translate what our guides are saying if needed. This can work well but there is no guarantee this will happen on any particular day.