Auckland
With picturesque beaches, towering skyscrapers, volcanic islands, magical hikes and a thriving hospitality scene, New Zealand’s largest and most cosmopolitan city is a must for global explorers. Situated on New Zealand’s North Island, Auckland, known as "Tamaki Makaurau" in Maori (the native language of New Zealand, aka "Aotearoa"), seamlessly blends majestic scenery with the hustle and bustle of city living.
For adventure junkies, there's everything from zip lining on Waiheke Island to leaping off the Sky Tower in a bungee-style experience. Sports lovers will enjoy the city's local rugby and cricket unions, as well as the national All Blacks rugby team. Foodies will appreciate Auckland's world-class array of dining options, which range from casual pubs to celebrity chef-owned fine dining establishments. And for culture enthusiasts, the city offers the perfect blend of Maori, European and Asian influences at sights like the Auckland War Memorial Museum and the Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki.
JAN
74
61
2.9


FEB
75
62
2.8


MAR
73
60
3.2


APR
68
56
3.4


MAY
63
52
3.8


JUN
59
48
4.2


JUL
57
46
4.8


AUG
58
47
4


SEP
61
49
3.6


OCT
64
52
3.5


NOV
67
54
3


DEC
71
58
3.2


Best Time to Visit
January to March
Warmest months for sailing and island hopping
Primary Reason
Urban & Culture
Coastal & Harbor
Sailing
Volcanic
Oceania
Australasia
New Zealand
Auckland Region
Top 5 Things to Do
Sky Tower
Waitemata Harbour
Mount Eden
Auckland War Memorial Museum
Hidden Gem
Rangitoto Island
A volcanic island of lava fields and forest with panoramic harbor views.


