Auckland Central Business District Vacation Deals

Day or night, this modern marina precinct is a great spot to dine along the waterfront, attend yachting events and learn about the region’s maritime heritage.

Learn about local tales of discovery and voyages into the unknown at this museum dedicated to New Zealand’s rich maritime history.

The heart of Auckland is this expansive paved area. Attend a local market, open-air concert or community event on its grassy terraces.

Not just a landmark structure in the Waitemata Harbour, this box truss bridge also provides a thrilling experience for climbers and bungee-jumpers.

Hike up this grassy volcano to see 360-degree views of Waitemata Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf, as well as intriguing historical sites and cultural centres.

An exciting and varied programme is on offer at Auckland’s premier venue that has two theatres, several function rooms and foyers decorated with local artwork.

The modern facilities of Auckland’s major rail and bus hub extend elegantly from the picturesque architecture of a former Edwardian post office.

White sands lead down to calm and inviting waters flanked by native bush on this quiet island beach.

Take a walking trail that visits a volcano crater, a 19th-century prison and the historic buildings of this quaint village.

Get drenched on a log flume, dry out on an 18-story drop ride and test your limits on a corkscrew roller coaster at this theme park.

Enjoy fine dining in a rotating restaurant, dive off the tower on a cable-controlled jump or simply enjoy the views from New Zealand’s tallest tower.

Encounter rare and endangered species from New Zealand and across the globe, including the pygmy marmoset and the huge white rhino.

Clear waters, rolling surf and black sand shores are surrounded by emerald cliffs and sub-tropical rain forest at this remote beach.

A train rattles over timber bridges and through glowworm-filled tunnels, while black sand beaches, waterfalls and rain forest provide striking views for hikers.

As well as military artifacts, this museum offers insight into New Zealand’s natural history, Maori culture, and craftwork, such as jewelry and weaving.

This small island is famous for gourmet eateries, vineyards and relaxing beaches.

Walking trails through coastal forest and sand dunes, and waves made for surfing characterize this beach.

This park was once an active volcano, and today it features exotic trees, sculptural artworks and a museum.

This charming Gothic-Revival church echoes the architecture of great medieval stone cathedrals, beautifully interpreted in local New Zealand kauri timber.

Spend some time in quiet contemplation, appreciating the way light pours in through the massive stained-glass façade of this spacious and modern cathedral.

Combining historic architecture with modern facilities, Auckland’s harbourside transport terminal is the place to embark on an adventure or simply sit with a coffee and watch the world go by.