YOUR GUIDE TO 3 DAYS IN GISBORNE
Make the most of your time in Gisborne - here's our list of all the top things to see and do.
Go Bus supply dependable, high-quality coaches for large groups. Prices are competitive and include a professional driver for the duration of your trip.
The team at Go Bus try to go the extra mile for their customers, providing you with everything you need to make your trip or event a successful one. They also assist with accommodation, special events, dinner and airport transfers, show tickets and even ferry tickets if you require. The minimum number of passengers is 8 and the maximum (per vehicle) is 53.
Getting a quote is easy, you can give the team a call or fill out an online quote form by visiting www.gobus.co.nz/charterhire
Getting a quote is easy, you can give the team a call or fill out an online quote form by visiting www.gobus.co.nz/charterhire
Contact
Location
Address:
34 Banks Street
Awapuni Gisborne 4010
Awapuni Gisborne 4010
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Months of Operation:
All months of the year
Facilities and Features
Minimum Age:
18
Cancellation Policy:
You will be charged the full amount if you cancel within 7 days of your booking.
Conditions:
A full deposit is required to secure your booking.
Getting Here
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