Pride of Auckland
Take an exciting lunchtime, afternoon
tea or dinner cruise on the Pride of Auckland. Take
the chance to put up the sail and take the helm or relax
on board with great views of the harbour.
The Pride of Auckland now operates
from the NZ National Maritime Museum on Quay St and
tickets include access to the Museum's many superb exhibits,
telling the story of 1000 years of New Zealand's seafaring
history.
Ph: +64 9 373 4557
Varied Cruise options from
$40-$85
Cruises and Island Visits - Fullers
Only a brief 10 minute cruise across the Harbour lies
Devonport, a quaint seaside suburb of Auckland, popular
for shopping, art and cafes and known for its beautiful
villas and gardens.
Just a short cruise away from downtown
are two fascinating islands: Waiheke Island and Rangitoto
Island. Rangitoto island is Auckland's largest volcano
with hiking trails to the summit, with spectacular views
over the city and gulf. The "Volcanic Explorer
Summit Safari" offers a relaxed ride to the base
of the summit by tractor-train amongst native bush,
with a short walk to the stunning summit. Waiheke Island
is well known for its vineyards, white sandy beaches
and beautiful bays. Activities include kayaking, cycling,
horseriding and wine-tasting, or dining at one of the
boutique wineries.
Ph: 64 9
367 9111
Varied cruise options available
Rainbow's End Adventure Park
New Zealand's largest and friendliest fun park with
dodgem cars, roller coaster rides, log flume rides,
a new goldrush ride, the famous "Motion Master"
simulator and much, much more.
Ph:
+64 9 262 2044
$32.00 Adults (14 yrs & over)
$22.00 Children (4-13 yrs)
$5.00 Children (2-3 yrs)
$16.00 Senior Citizen
Family Passes Available
Bridge Climb Auckland
A guided 2½ hour adventure under and over the
Auckland Harbour Bridge. Features spectacular views,
night climb options, interactive videos, engineering
features, viewing platforms and a unique "ride"
to finish.
Ph: +64 9 376 3301
Dolphin Explorer
Swim up close with dolphins in the spectacular, clean,
and pristine waters of the Hauraki Gulf Maritime Park.
See Common Dolphins, the most colourful dolphins in
the world, playing gracefully with sleek movement through
the water and around the boat. A safe and fun adventure
for all ages.
Ph: +64 9 237
1466
Auckland War Memorial Museum
Enjoy a glimpse into New Zealand history and the opportunity
to see New Zealand's largest collection of Polynesian
artefacts. A Maori Cultural performance is held twice
daily introducing you to the legends, song and dance
of New Zealand's native Maori.
Ph:
+64 9 309 0443
New Zealand National Maritime
Museum
Located on the waterfront, the New Zealand National
Maritime Museum features the history of one of New Zealand's
most popular sports - sailing, including an America's
Cup display, restored sailing boats and displays, giving
a fascinating account of New Zealand's maritime heritage.
Ph:
+64 9 373 0800
$12 Adult
$6 Children 5-17 yrs
Free Children under 5 yrs
$6 Seniors and students with ID
$28 Family (2 Adults, 3 Children)
Golf
Auckland has more than 40 golf courses all within an
hour's drive of the city. Golf packages can be arranged
which include hotel transfer, green fees, golf equipment
and coaching from a golf professional.
Formosa Auckland Country Club
Formosa Auckland Country Club is a world-class golf
course. Located at Beachlands just 25 minutes from central
Auckland, the Country Club is set in a tropical atmosphere
of 400 acres and offers unsurpassed views of Rangitoto
and the Hauraki Gulf.
The golf course, designed by Bob
Charles, has state of the art fairway watering and an
advanced drainage system enabling year-round playability.
There are more than 10km of concrete cart paths, couch
grass fairways and Egmont grass greens. 50 five star
hotel villas with views overlooking the Hauraki Gulf
offer luxurious accommodation to enjoy after a round
of golf.
Gulf Harbour Country Club
Located on the beautiful Whangaparaoa Peninsula, Gulf
Harbour enjoys an ideal location to provide one on the
world's most challenging golf courses. World renowned
golf course designer Robert Trent Jones II has included
the spectacular views and the natural topography during
the design process.
Forty minutes north of Auckland
City by car, Gulf Harbour is home to the upcoming World
Cup of Golf. In the nearby Gulf Harbour Marine Village
complex, golfers and visitors alike can chose from a
range of fine cafes and restaurants. Additionally you
may wish to stay at the luxurious Gulf Harbour Lodge.
Ph
+64 9 424 0971
IMAX
One of Auckland's newest attractions, and located in
the Force Entertainment Centre at the Edge, IMAX Auckland
has taken International guests and locals alike by storm.
With luxury seating for 461 guests, this is a great
way to spend an hour in Auckland or to wow delegates
with your next 'big idea'.
Because the giant screen fills your
peripheral vision, and sound and picture quality are
so superb, visitors 'become' part of the story and you
emerge feeling awestruck, enriched and inspired.
Ph:
+64 9 979 2405
NZL40
Experience the thrill of crewing an America's Cup yacht
on Auckland's stunning Waitemata Harbour. A unique opportunity
to experience grand prix sailing on an authentic America's
Cup Yacht (built for the 1995 San Diego Challenge).
Suitable for all ages and levels of ability.
Ph: + 64 9 359 5987
Auckland Zoological Park
Step into the magical world of Adventure at Auckland
Zoo and explore this outstanding parkland. Just minutes
from the central city, Auckland Zoo is home to more
than 600 animals. Visit today and walk through a tropical
rainforest, a native New Zealand forest, or an African
savannah. Join a scheduled keeper talk, have lunch at
Dr Dolittles café or just stroll through our
garden surroundings.
Ph: +64 9 360 3805
ASB Bank Tennis Centre
