Auckland
Discover Auckland like a local, visiting cool bars and cafes in Britomart and Wynyard Quarter, shop high end local labels in Ponsonby and wander along New North Road in Kingsland for exciting after-dark entertainment.
Venture further afield and set your eyes upon the world-renowned West Coast beaches where you can discover black sand and eat fish and chips watching the sun set. A short ferry ride will see you set foot on one of the many islands in the Hauraki Gulf where you can explore wineries, volcanoes and native wildlife.
With a beautiful, welcoming Polynesian culture and one of a kind cultural experiences, Auckland is a city not to miss.
Explore Multicultural Auckland
Auckland is a melting pot of multiculturalism and the place where the best from around the globe mixes with the city’s unique Polynesian character.
Auckland Shines in Winter
Auckland Harbour is the jewel in the crown of New Zealand’s most populous city. Whether it’s the restaurants or shops that draw you to the waterfront or you simply can’t take your eyes off the activity on the water, this is the city’s beating heart.
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Catch All The America's Cup Action on Auckland Harbour
Dreaming of an A-lister’s getaway or ‘Sweet As’ staycation to cheer on New Zealand’s record-breaking defence of the America’s Cup, but budget won’t stretch? Think again!
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Auckland: How to Unleash your Inner Rock Star on a Budget
Want to live ‘the rock star life’ without denting your hip pocket? Sweet As! Auckland’s hip-and-happening Wynyard Quarter is calling.
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Harbour Lights: Auckland's Waterfront Has Never Looked Better
It’s an age-old phenomenon, the harbour city that turns its back on the water. Until recently downtown Auckland seemed obstinately ignorant of the loveliness of the harbour at the bottom of the main street.
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Upmarket Auckland is Waiting to be Rediscovered
Not that many years ago, downtown Auckland was little more than a forced stopover on the way to somewhere else. International travellers might stop for a day in the city to rest up before heading south to Rotorua or Queenstown, and leave unimpressed. Nowadays, things are different.
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