*No cruise on Christmas Day.
Learn more about these iconic Auckland landmarks
This iconic bridge opened in 1959 and took over 200 workers nearly four years to build. Sail across the Waitemata Harbour as you learn about the history of this landmark and how it plays a crucial part in Auckland’s infrastructure.
Known as the tallest freestanding structure in the Southern Hemisphere, the Sky Tower stands 328 meters high. Opening in 1997, it offers breathtaking panoramic views of Auckland city and beyond – this is a premier tourist attraction and defining symbol of Auckland’s picturesque skyline.
The Devonport Naval Base dates back to 1840 when William Hobson, then-Governor of New Zealand, arrived on the HMS Herald and established Auckland as New Zealand's (short-lived) capital. Today this base is an important administrative centre for the Royal New Zealand Navy.
Sitting majestically off the coast, Rangitoto Island’s distinctive symmetrical cone rises 260m over the Hauraki Gulf. The youngest island in the Hauraki Gulf, Rangitoto is the largest volcano to be formed in the Auckland volcanic field, erupting from the sea in a series of explosions roughly 600 years ago.
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