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Transport options to get to this place
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• Bus
  There are many buses from around the North Island that run to Auckland - which is the most connected city in New Zealand. Buses are very affordable and offer a relaxed, clean and flexible way to get to Auckland. Close
• Car
  As New Zealand's largest city Auckland has our biggest and most developed motorways and state-highways. Driving to, or from Auckland on the main roads is easy and well signposted. Close
• Domestic Flight
  Auckland's Domestic Airport is just 35 minutes drive from Auckland's CBD. It is a one hour flight to Wellington, and only a little more than that to other main centres, like Christchurch and Dunedin. There are over thousands of car-parks. Close
• Rail
  KiwiRail operates a train service which brings people from around New Zealand to Auckland. Their Overlander service runs daily and is a relaxed, affordable and convenient way to travel to Auckland from around New Zealand. Close
• International Flight
  Auckland's International Airport is the largest and most connected Airport in New Zealand, it's also been been voted as one of the 10 best airports in the world two years in a row. 23 different airlines bring people from 35 countries directly to Auckland via the Auckland International Airport. Close

Transport options to get around this place
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• Bus
  Auckland has comprehensive bus network which in 2011 provided over 50 million trips, 27% by tertiary students. Buses are an affordable, easy way to get around Auckland. Close
• Bicycle
  Auckland has a great climate and mix of terrain for cycling. There are many safe routes in and around the city and lots of bicycle sales and repair businesses around the city. Close
• Walk
  Walking around Auckland is safe, easy and popular. There are lots of parks, short-cuts and scenic routes you can take, particularly in the CBD, but also in many of the other suburbs. Walking is very popular in Auckland. Close
• Boat
  Because Auckland is a coastal city there is a range of ferry services you can use for your daily commute and scenic trips. Ferry services are well managed, affordable and a great way to get around. Close
• Car
  Many students own cars in Auckland. Owning a car not essential but students living or traveling outside of the CBD often appreciate the flexibility of driving. There are a range of parking options available to suit different budgets and needs. Close
• Rail
  Four main train lines travel to and from the centre of Auckland. Commonly known as the Southern, Eastern, Western and Onehunga lines they provide a fast, affordable, reliable way to get in and around the city. Close
• Taxi
  There are many taxis in Auckland. A short taxi ride within the CBD could cost approximately NZ$10; and NZ$50-100 between the CBD and airport. Close