Free wifi is available at Auckland i-SITE Visitor Centre located at 188 Quay Street, as well as at Britomart, Commercial Bay and various other locations around the CBD.  
 

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There are several stations with public drinking water located downtown, as well as directly around the wharf area.

Public restrooms can easily be found throughout the Britomart and Commercial Bay precincts and along the Viaduct & Wynyard Quarter Waterfront. 

Public restrooms are free of charge in New Zealand.

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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.

Note that all prices displayed in New Zealand are tax inclusive. An increasing number of businesses are moving from accepting cash payments to card only. For a day in Auckland, you might not need to exchange any money.

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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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Yes! You can book free walking tours with Auckland Free Walking Tours at aucklandfreewalkingtours.com. or you can discover free walking tours with I'm Free.

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

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

New Zealanders love their coffee - especially a Flat White - however most classic cafes around the city open early and close around 3.00pm. For late afternoon and evening coffee, consider spots like Miann, Reunion, Federal Delicatessen or Depot. Giapo also offers coffee and is open late, and most restaurants/bars will offer coffee also. 

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The Auckland Explorer Bus runs daily, starting from 9.00am at 23 Customs Street East - a 5-minute walk from the Auckland wharfs. Buses depart every 35 minutes throughout the day. A popular location to hop on and off the bus, is the Sky Tower.

Auckland is easy to navigate with the public transport system. It is easy and simple to pay with a credit or debit card, or your phone or smart watch via paywave.

When you board the transport, simply tag on using the contact point available, and then tag off when you disembark. You can also choose to purchase an AT Hop Card, which can be loaded with money and used across all AT (Auckland Transport) services.

• 🚌 You can find bus and train services directly across the street from Queens Wharf at the Britomart Transport Centre. Approximately a 5-minute walk from Princes Wharf.
• ⛴️ The Downtown Ferry Terminal is located between Princes Wharf and Queens Wharf, and offers ferries to Waiheke Island, Devonport, West Harbour, Hal Moon Bay, Pine Harbour, and many other tourist destinations.
• 🚋 The Wynyard Quarter District also offers the Auckland Dockline Tram. The Auckland Dockline Tramway is a 1.5 km circular tour around Wynyard Quarter with a short commentary provided by the Tram Driver along the way. The tram is in service every Sunday and throughout Long Weekends/Public Holidays from 10am to 4pm.

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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