Auckland Original Waterfront
Auckland waterfront is a place to be for all Aucklanders and especially it’s visitors. A place with a rich expression of New Zealand’s cultural heritage and history.
This destination is recognized for its exceptional design and architecture, outstanding public places, natural environmental quality, endless facilities and events taking place all year round!
Auckland Waterfront is a must-see place when visiting Auckland
In the past years, before 2000, it was mostly used by the Ports of Auckland. Today it’s a vibrant and popular place to enjoy your spare time, with rich variety of interesting and diverse eateries, big amount of activities on offer, and is simply a must-visit place when traveling to Auckland.
Interesting places
The Lighthouse is a new public artwork by New Zealand artist Michael Parekowhai. As a gift to the city, Barfoot & Thompson funded the commission of the artwork. Its exterior is in the form of a 1:1 scale 1950s family home and the interior artwork features an installation of light. You can come and explore the work by looking in windows, doors and climbing the staircase!
Enjoy views and go for a walk around the Queen’s Wharf
Queens Wharf is one of the best spots in the city to sit back and relax right on the water’s edge. Enjoy the views of the busy waterfront, see cruise ships, boats and yachts parked around it. Sit under bright umbrellas and have a snack, looking over the Harbour Bridge and North shore or looking back at the busy Auckland City Centre.
Join us for an experience to remember!
During Kiwi TukTuk tours you get to meet the real Auckland waterfront by dipping into its history, compering how it looked in the past and taking with you great memories and photos of how it looks today.
Please contact us to confirm pricing and availability for group bookings.
