Takapuna Beach is an attractive sandy beach that enjoys views of the dominant landmark of Rangitoto Island, and a number of other islands in the Hauraki Gulf.
With the bustling town of Takapuna nestled by the beach, it's a popular spot for locals enjoying a walk, joggers, sailing and paddle boarders.
There is a large pay and display car park located just behind the beach along with toilet and changing room facilities. Close by, there's a selection of restaurants and bars that take full advantage of the sea views.
The beach is a short walk to the town centre which features some of Auckland's best shopping with a variety of options, from an indoor mall to boutique stores.
Takapuna is also a bustling centre of cafes and dining options, cafes and shopping. On Sundays, the lively market is packed full of stalls offering speciality foods, fresh fruit and vegetables, antiques, gifts, clothing and much more.
Climb aboard a genuine America’s Cup yacht and set sail on the sparkling waters of Auckland’s Waitemata Harbor. No sailing experience required, you can take an active part or just enjoy the journey!
SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton's showcases over 30 live animal exhibits in spectacular habitat displays. Located 6km from CBD, close to the famous Mission Bay Beach, it is one of Auckland's top attractions.
Take a shuttle to or from Auckland International or Domestic Airport to your Auckland CBD hotel or passenger terminal. Skip the hassle of public transportation with a pre-booked transfer.
Discover more than 800 works of art as you explore the galleries, gardens, and vineyard of the Sculptureum. Admire works from Basquiat, Kraken Art Group, Chagall, and more with this entry ticket.
Glide across a canopy of native New Zealand bush on a 3-hour zipline adventure on Waiheke Island. Enjoy 3 stunning 650-foot ziplines, look down over stunning vineyards, and tracts of original forest.
Escape the bustle of the city on a half-day tour to Auckland's wild, black sand beaches and lush rainforest. Listen as your guides tell the story behind the forest that covers this land.
Treat yourself to a unique combination of sailing and dining with a dinner cruise on Waitemata Harbour. Enjoy a delicious set menu of New Zealand fare while taking in wonderful views of the city.
Go on an extensive 8-hour Auckland tour together with a local guide. Marvel at the must-see attractions and listen to the stories your knowledgeable guide unfolds.
Auckland is regularly voted as one of the most liveable cities on Earth and this small group, guided electric bike tour is designed to showcase exactly why that title is deserved.
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