Famous for: Kayaking and Canoeing, Volcanoes, Horse Riding, Island Trips, Bungee Jumping, Water Sports
Hauraki Gulf in Auckland offers countless water activities and island adventures. Travelers hop from one island to another having relaxed yet adventurous time.
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When to visit:
january - may . october - december
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Timing:
00:00 - 23:59 Everyday
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Duration:
8 hours
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Entry Fee:
Free
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Tips:
Regular ferries and car ferries to the islands leave from the Downtown Ferry Terminal in Auckland and some islands have airstrips, though you’ll need permission to land.
The sixteen Hauraki Islands are scattered off the coast of Auckland in Hauraki Bay. The travellers can indulge in walking, horse riding, swimming, eating and drinking here. Receipe for a perfect day !
Watersports adventurers are spoilt for choice with Jet boating, kayaking, fishing, sailing and more to offer.
Island hopping is a favourite pastime for Auckland ‘boaties’ and ‘yachties’ and many of the islands are also accessible by ferry. Other few interesting activities include
1) climbing Rangitoto Island, Auckland’s youngest volcano,
2) strolling through the historical mansion house at Kawau Island
3) leaping off the Auckland Harbour Bridge in New Zealand’s only ocean-touch bungy