1 of 8 Prince Charles is greeted by Maori elder Whero O Te Rangi Bailey with a traditional "hongi" during a visit to an exhibition of Maori weaving at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.
2 of 8 Later, the prince was presented with a traditional Maori grass skirt and a Kiwi feather cloak.
3 of 8 Maori elders also gave the prince gifts for Princes William and Harry, as well as fiancee Camilla Parker Bowles.
4 of 8 The prince also paid a visit to Whenuapai Airbase in Auckland on Wednesday.
5 of 8 The guard of honour at the airbase stood to attention for Prince Charles' inspection. He is in the final two days of his New Zealand visit.
6 of 8 Children from Whenuapai School lined up to meet the prince at the airbase.
7 of 8 The prince, who flies to Fiji on Thursday, also found time to visit young people involved in the Prince's Trust scheme, of which he is patron.
8 of 8 A reminder that the prince did not have it all his own way. Low-key anti-monarchy protests were a feature of his visit to New Zealand.