


Simply the best way to see Hawke’s Bay!
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Get set for an unforgettable adventure as you cruise through the stunning Tukituki Valley to Te Mata Peak on the superb Supertrike!
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Experience breathtaking coastal views and lush landscapes while riding a Supertrike through the Tukituki Valley to Te Mata Peak.
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Enjoy a small group tour with a maximum of four participants, ensuring personalised attention and a cosy atmosphere.
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Capture stunning panoramic vistas of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding mountains, perfect for taking memorable photos along the scenic route.
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Guided by Phil, who shares local insights and tips for optimal photo opportunities, enhancing your overall experience.
Supertrike Hawke's Bay Tours


Introducing Supertrike
Supertrike 'Trikey' is a custom-built 5-seat trike powered by Chevrolet's famous small block 350 cid V8. That's 5.7 litres and 260 horsepower to put a huge grin on your face!
Trikey was designed and built right here in New Zealand, with safety and accessibility as its primary focus, making it suitable for everyone over 8 years.
Trikey has deep, comfortable bucket seats with 3-point safety belts to ensure all riders feel confident and secure while experiencing the thrill of the incredible acceleration.
Due to its fantastic safety, Supertrike has been certified as a car rather than a motorbike, which means that we do not need to wear helmets, but seatbelts must stay on at all times!
Te Mata o Rongokako
Supertrike 'Trikey' is a custom-built 5-seat trike powered by Chevrolet's famous small block 350 cid V8. That's 5.7 litres and 260 horsepower to put a huge grin on your face!
Trikey was designed and built right here in New Zealand, with safety and accessibility as its primary focus, making it suitable for everyone over 8 years.
Trikey has deep, comfortable bucket seats with 3-point safety belts to ensure all riders feel confident and secure while experiencing the thrill of the incredible acceleration.
Due to its fantastic safety, Supertrike has been certified as a car rather than a motorbike, which means that we do not need to wear helmets, but seatbelts must stay on at all times!



