Kia ora,Welcome to Auckland

New Zealand's largest city is a melting pot of great shopping, unique experiences and culinary delights.

Embrace the Tiaki Promise

Join us in upholding the Tiaki Promise as you explore the treasures of Tāmaki Makaurau. Tiaki means to care for people, place and culture. Protect Auckland and all of Aotearoa New Zealand by acting as a guardian of this special place. Commit to preserving our land for now and future generations by following the Tiaki Promise.

Explore the Region

Here's How to Get Around

FREQUENTLY ASKEDQUESTIONS

Downtown Auckland has plenty of great coffee spots! We recommend exploring Britomart or Commercial Bay, both just a short walk from the wharf, where you’ll find a variety of excellent cafés.

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You’ll find public restrooms at locations throughout the Britomart and Commercial Bay precincts and along the waterfront.

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You will find public water fountains located around the wharf area.

Free wifi is available at Auckland i-SITE, Britomart , Commercial Bay and various other locations around the CBD.

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Britomart Transport Centre for bus and train services is directly across the street from Queens Wharf, and only a five-minute walk from Princes Wharf.

The Downtown Ferry Terminal is located between Princes Wharf and Queens Wharf for ferries to Devonport, West Harbour, Half Moon Bay, Pine Harbour, Waiheke Island, and many tourist destinations.

Check out the Journey Planner on the Auckland Transport website for more information.

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The i-SITE Visitor Centre at 188 Quay Street can help you find and book the perfect tour during your stay in Auckland.

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Yes! You can book free walking tours with Auckland Free Walking Tours at aucklandfreewalkingtours.com.

Te Wharekura, located close to your cruise terminal, offers guided cultural walking tours of the CBD for a donation.

Queen Street and the city centre area have many souvenir shops offering a wide range of goods and NZ brands. If you're looking for arts and crafts, consider venturing to the Parnell or Karangahape Road (K' Road) areas.

Nearby supermarkets include Woolworths Metro Albert Street, Woolworths Auckland City, and New World Metro Queen Street.

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Most businesses in Auckland accept credit cards, which is a convenient way to pay. Banks and currency exchange bureaus are also located throughout the central business district, especially on Queen Street.

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What's new in Auckland

Auckland is buzzing with fresh new spots to eat, drink, and explore this summer. Here’s the lowdown on the must-visit openings that are already making waves.