AC Day in New Zealand — Dawn Services & Tours
The Dawn of Remembrance
On 25 April each year, thousands gather before sunrise. Bugles echo, silence falls, wreaths are laid. The ANZAC tradition is a living link between modern New Zealanders and those who served at Gallipoli, France, and beyond.
π️ Where to Experience ANZAC Day
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Auckland War Memorial Museum — the country’s largest dawn service.
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Pukeahu National War Memorial (Wellington) — central to national ceremonies.
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Local Cenotaphs — almost every town has one.
π Honour Bound ANZAC Tours
We design itineraries around ANZAC Day, ensuring guests attend dawn services while also exploring museums, bunkers, and memorials across both islands. Travelling by coach allows for shared reflection with others who understand the meaning of the day.
❓ FAQs
Q: Is ANZAC Day a public holiday in NZ? Yes, nationwide.
Q: Can overseas visitors attend? Yes, services are open to all.
Q: Do tours sell out? Often — book well in advance.
Q: What makes Honour Bound ANZAC tours unique? We combine services with historical site visits led by knowledgeable guides.
π Honour the fallen. Travel with HonourBound.co.nz.
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