Travel and transport agencies Auckland

The train serves the cities of Hamilton, National Park, Palmerston North and Wellington. Travel to Wellington lasts a Day. You can also combine train and ferry with the Interislander of Wellington between the northern and southern islands. The train makes a half hour break for lunch and stretch your legs. A catering service is also available on board. Each train is equipped with an open platform and a wagon with large windows to enjoy the landscape along the route.

The airport consists of an international terminal and a domestic terminal. A free shuttle bus runs between the two. Air New Zealand and Jetstar Airways are the main carriers for domestic destinations. All major airlines are represented for international flights. There are several ways to reach the city center: cab,super shuttle, bus(Skybus) or train. If you have time, take the 380 Airporter to Onehunga then the train to Britomart for a few dollars (at.govt.nz).

On the pedestrian road leading to Aotea square (most important). Next to it is the rest of the position (open at pm).

Etienne Moly, the current honorary consul of Auckland, will be able to direct you in the event of an emergency. If you don't have a reply, and if your problem is serious, it's better to contact the Embassy directly in Wellington.

Buses pass through Lower Albert St, Civic-St James, the top of Queen Server and K Road.

The portal identifies the many reasons for exploring the creative fiber of the Parnell district.

To visit Mt Eden, Parnell, Newmarket and other adjoining neighbourhoods, take the orange line.

Connects Britomart, Parnell, hospital, and Ponsonby.

From $ 5,99 a day or between $ 80 and $ 200 per month, depending on the phone model. It is possible to rent only the SIM card if you have its device (ensure that it accepts all types of cards and suppliers before leaving) for $ 40 per month.