The Auckland Harbour Bridge connects downtown Auckland with the North Shore across the Waitematā Harbour. It is the city’s largest bridge and a well-known landmark offering great harbour views.

Westhaven Marina is the largest yacht marina in the Southern Hemisphere. Located close to the city, it’s a popular spot to see hundreds of boats and enjoy scenic harbour views.

North Head Historic Reserve is one of Auckland’s most significant volcanic cones, located at the entrance of Waitematā Harbour. In the late 1800s it was turned into a coastal defense site, with tunnels and cannons built to protect the city. Today, visitors can explore the historic fortifications, walk through the tunnels, and enjoy sweeping views of the harbour and Hauraki Gulf.

Devonport is Auckland’s oldest seaside village, known for its heritage houses, charming shops, and views across the harbour. Passing through offers a glimpse of its historic character and coastal beauty.

The Wintergardens, located in Auckland Domain, are a heritage treasure opened in 1913. Featuring glasshouse pavilions with exotic plants, rare flowers, and seasonal displays, it offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. A perfect stop to relax and enjoy nature’s beauty.

Mount Eden, known as Maungawhau, is Auckland’s highest volcanic cone. From the summit, visitors enjoy sweeping panoramic views of the city skyline and harbour. It is one of Auckland’s most iconic natural landmarks and a popular spot for both locals and tourists.