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Tourism Auckland website:
www.aucklandnz.com

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Auckland i-SITE Visitor Centre
Email: auckland@i-SITE.org
Phone: +64 9 367 6009

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Population: 1,200,000 | Area: 5,024km2
 
 
 

Browse our collection of images to see what the region has to offer:

From urban fun to island sun

Auckland’s blend of harbour, islands, Polynesian culture and modern city environment has created a lifestyle ranked amongst the best in the world.

The natural assets of Auckland have made it a dream destination for all kinds of travellers, from doing-it-on-the-cheap backpackers to cost-is-no-issue super yacht owners.





Key Features

Judges Bay, Auckland

City at the edge of the ocean
Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city. Half urban and half marine, it’s a cosmopolitan experience wrapped up in a fascinating water world that’s dotted with more than 50 islands.

Rangitoto on the horizon

Thirty minutes to anywhere
In just half an hour you can be almost anywhere - sailing to an island, trekking through a rainforest, picnicking on a volcano, sampling wines at a vineyard or wandering a wild, black sand surf beach.

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Multicultural flavour
A diverse range of cultures adds flavour and interest to the city’s style of life. As a result, Auckland has perfected a style of cuisine called ‘Pacific Rim’, which blends Asian and Pacific flavours.

Key Tips

  • Auckland has the largest international airport in New Zealand. Two domestic terminals allow frequent and accessible flights throughout the country.
  • Auckland is on four touring routes - Twin Coast Discovery, Pacific Coast Highway, Thermal Explorer and the Great New Zealand Touring Route.
  • The Auckland region includes four cities - Auckland, Manukau, North Shore and Waitakere; and three districts - Franklin, Rodney and Papakura.
  • There are 12 i-SITE Visitor Information Centres around the region. They provide impartial and comprehensive information, as well as reservation services.



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Related Links
www.newzealand.com Pages
•  Auckland Airport
Auckland airport is New Zealand's largest. Find out about its facilities and transport options from the airport to the city.
•  Auckland Wine and Food
Take a virtual tour of the wine, food and garden experiences on offer.
•  Backpacking
New Zealand is ideal for travelling in the backpacking style. And more and more people are now choosing this kind of holiday.
•  Golfing in New Zealand
Other Sites
•  www.mukuna.co.nz
Auckland Gig Guide
•  Auckland places - Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Read more about Auckland places in Te Ara - the Encyclopedia of New Zealand
NIL Sailing Auckland FSS
Auckland is called the 'City of Sails'. Aucklanders love to get out on the harbour.

Seasonal Tips

DURING YOUR VISIT

As a region surrounded by subtropical islands, sparkling waters and lush native rainforest, Auckland is a superb summer destination. The warm climate lets you enjoy more than 100 kilometres of coastline and a stunning array of beaches. Outdoor events are an important part of Auckland's summer lifestyle. The Ellerslie Flower Show happens in November and is the largest garden exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere. Large outdoor concerts take place in the Auckland Domain. The Asian Lantern Festival and Pasifika are other cultural highlights.


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