Known as Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland sprawls over volcanic hills and around twin harbours, offering an exhilarating mix of natural wonders, urban adventures and vibrant entertainment areas.
As New Zealand’s most populous City it is a multi-cultural hub of food, music, arts and culture, there are plenty of ways to fill in your time while in the City of Sails.
A diverse range of Māori culture, performing arts, museums and art galleries are easily accessible from the city centre. Tāmaki Paenga Hira | Auckland War Memorial Museum is located in Central Auckland and is a great way to learn about our history. For the art enthusiasts, just 60 minutes north of Auckland you have the choice of the unique sculpture trail at Brick Bay or Sculptureum Galleries & Gardens which lies on a 25-acre property at Matakana.
Auckland brims with exhilarating activities designed to elevate your city adventure. For a thrilling experience, take the plunge with the SkyTower SkyJump or conquer the Auckland Harbour Bridge Climb for breathtaking panoramic views. If you’re looking for a mix of excitement and natural beauty, try ziplining through lush landscapes in Waiheke, kayaking on tranquil waterways, or biking and hiking along picturesque trails. With such a diverse range of options, Auckland invites you to select your perfect adventure and immerse yourself in the excitement that awaits!
Auckland is home to more than 200 different ethnic groups and with its stunning scenery, welcoming atmosphere, and a rich array of culinary experiences, Auckland is the perfect destination for anyone passionate about food and wine. Come and explore why this city is celebrated for its exceptional dining and winemaking and create unforgettable memories with every meal and sip. Embark on a flavorful journey and let Auckland’s vibrant food and wine scene captivate your senses.
Rangitoto Island
Explore the Hauraki Gulf and visit the stunning Waiheke Island, a haven of beautiful vineyards, olive groves and beaches, all just a 40-minute ferry ride from downtown Auckland. Experience the wild beauty of Tiritiri Matangi Island, an open wildlife sanctuary and one of the most successful conservation projects in the world. No visit to Auckland is complete without seeing the West Coast beaches. Piha is a laid-back seaside village 45 minutes west of Auckland city, which is popular with local kiwis - especially in summertime. With its unique black sand and strong currents this dramatic beach, which is marked at each end by rugged cliffs, is a popular surfing location.
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