New Zealand – Auckland Waterfront

Auckland is a vibrant and modern metropolis. The skyline is subject to constant change. At the “Waterfront” (marina) there is always a lot of activity. You will find chic bistros, cozy cafes and first-class restaurants that invite you to linger at any time of the day. Here you can indulge in Pacific delicacies, fresh seafood and fine wines.

Auckland stretches over an 11 km wide strait of volcanic rock that separates two ports – Waitimata and Manukau – and enjoys a reputation as a paradise for water lovers. It is said to have the highest per capita number of boat owners in the world. At the gates of Auckland lies the Gulf of Hauraki, which offers another attraction with its island kingdom. Definitely worth a visit is the Fishermans Wharf. Here you can get the best and freshest seafood dishes in Auckland.
New Zealand – Auckland – Waterfront

New Zealand – Auckland – Waterfront – Seafood Restaurant
There is always something going on in the marina. The many shops, restaurants and cafes are “the attraction” for Kiwis and tourists. On weekends, masses of onlookers waft along the promenades. You should also visit the docks, where the ships have their “parking spaces” in huge warehouses.
New Zealand – Auckland – Waterfront

New Zealand – Auckland – Waterfront
The boats are loaded into their boxes via large cranes and taken out again when necessary. The halls are usually fully booked, as the Kiwis are a water sports enthusiast.