Waiheke Island is Auckland’s most popular day trip, and for good reason. It offers stunning wine tastings, incredible beaches, delicious food, and adventure activities, all just a short ferry ride away. You can easily visit for a weekend if you have more time, but most visitors to Auckland only spend a day. There’s so much to do that you’ll wish for...
Nestled in the sparkling Hauraki Gulf, just a scenic 75-minute ferry ride from Auckland‘s Viaduct Harbour, Rotoroa Island is a little gem that’s equal parts history, adventure, and natural wonder. Once off-limits to the public for over a century as New Zealand’s first and longest-running Salvation Army alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre...
Auckland, New Zealand’s vibrant largest city, is home to around 1.5 million people roughly 30% of the country’s population (yes New Zealand is tiny!). Many people dash off to the countryside for nature fixes and don’t spend enough time in this city. But we really liked Auckland with its soaring skyscrapers framing the sparkling harbour, a world-class food...