Whangarei Travel Guide: Explore Nature's Haven in New Zealand's Northland

Whangarei does not have any international airport on its own and the closest airport is at Auckland. From there, you have to drive to Whangarei. Some of the other cities from where you can drive from include Rotoura, Paihia, Taupo, Hahei, and Coromandel. From India, you can reach Whangarei by landing at Auckland International Airport. Find the information for Auckland below.

From Whangarei, the closest cities that you can get out to are New Castle, Sydney, Wollongong, Gold Coast, Logan City, and Brisbane.

There aren't much public transportation option in Whangarei. CityLink Bus service in Whangarei solely handles the public transportation system within the city. It covers most parts of the city, including the suburbs and the inner city. They are painted in green and you can find the timetables at the bus stops. The tickets are priced at $3 for adults.

The city is served by Whangarei Airport. Set in the suburb of Onerahi, Whangarei Airport is a mere ten minute ride from the city centre. To get from Whangarei Airport to the city, you can make use of the taxis or the shuttles. Some of the taxi operators in Whangarei include Airport Taxis, A1 Cabs, and Kiwi Cabs.

Though Whangarei City Link Bus service is only means of public transport, there are no City passes or Transport passes available for Whangarei.

To explore Whangarei at your own pace, you can rent a car from one of the many agencies. But adding on to renting a car, there are also alternate modes of transport in Whangarei. The city also promotes walking and cycling among the residents and the tourists.

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