An Awhitu Art Experience: Booking

Every Art Experience Includes:

Working alongside an artist who will guide you in your chosen activity. All artists own and operate the activity as a stand-alone business. All completed artwork can be packaged and sent home
Transport: We arrange pick-up and drop-off anywhere in Auckland. We can pick you up directly from the Auckland Airport. We arrange transport between venues. If you can provide your own transport that's fine, we will deduct the transport proportion from the total price
Meals: Meals prepared by experienced restaurateurs. Meals for the 2 days include a picnic lunch, an evening meal and a sit down lunch. The accommodation venue provides breakfast.
Accommodation: The art experience provides comfortable quality accommodation

Cost: Prices published are in NZ dollars. Prices quoted are per person
Reservations: At least one month prior
Confirmation: Confirmation of booking will occur within 3 working days of request
Deposit: Upon confirmation of booking, you will make payment of $100 deposit to reserve your place
Final payment: required one month prior to date of reserved experience.
Cancellations: After final payment you may cancel at any time prior to date of experience, however a $100 cancellation fee will apply

Meals and Medical: We can cater for vegetarian meals. Please let us know of any special dietary or medical requirements at time of booking

All Awhitu Art experiences are limited to 4 people.
A minimum of 2 people required for the booking to be confirmed.
Our operators reserve the right to alter, cancel, or amend any offered itineraries should the weather or any other situation demand this
Accommodation Meals and Transport- although care is taken to ensure your time with us reflects the advertised providers, we reserve the right to utilise providers other than those named

Every Awhitu Art Experience includes:

Each artist provides two days hands-on experience. You work alongside and learn from a local artist in their area of expertise.
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