The city of sails.
Auckland is the largest and most populous city in New Zealand, located in the northern area and the main port of the whole country. Due to its conformation, it has the particularity of having two ports on as many distinct sea basins: the Port of Manukau on the Tasman Sea and that of Waitemata on the Pacific Ocean.
Among the best destinations in New Zealand, it is located in a truly wonderful natural and scenic setting, between lakes, forests and mountains. A place that will be loved by the most diverse spirits: from those looking for adventure to those looking for peace and tranquility.
The city offers many points of interest, starting from the Sky tower, with its truly wonderful view. And, then, museums, shopping and entertainment.
Auckland is also one of the most liveable cities on the planet. In 2021, in fact, it was placed in first place, according to “The Economist” in this special ranking!
HOW TO GET TO AUCKLAND
PLANE
Few doubts. You can reach Auckland, and New Zealand, exclusively by air.
The airport of Aukland reflects, without doubt, the values and efficiency of the city itself. Equipped with all the services and comforts, it is connected, for the greater part, with different destinations outside Europe.
HOW TO REACH THE CITY CENTER
The connections from the airport to the city are guaranteed by several buses, some of which allow you to reach other New Zealand destinations.
For all practical info and direct connections to the airport, our official page is available from this link.
ARRIVE BY CAR FROM NEW ZEALAND
The distance to be traveled from Wellington is approximately 650 km. To get to your destination you need to travel most of Highway 1, with a total journey time of around 8 hours.
Further south, Christchurch is over 1,000 kilometers away. Once in Picton, take the ferry to Wellington. The service is offered by Bluebridge Cook Strait Ferry and Interislander Cook Strait Ferry. The crossing takes just over 3 hours.