AUCKLAND ZOO

The Red route takes you to Auckland’s hottest spots, with convenient stops and an English audio guide to lead the way. Swing by the Auckland War Memorial Museum for a dose of Kiwi history – from New Zealand’s vibrant Māori culture to the grit of WWII stories. Next, dive into the art scene at the Auckland Art Gallery, or admire the grandeur of Holy Trinity Cathedral, the city’s largest. Then, wander through Parnell Village, where charming cafes and boutiques beg you to pause, shop, or sip on something local. Schedule First bus: 9am from stop #1 (Downtown Auckland) Last bus: 4pm from stop #1 (Downtown Auckland) Frequency: Approx. every 30 mins Popular stops: Holy Trinity Cathedral, Parnell Village, Bastion Point, and SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium Blue Outer Tour The Blue Outer route in western Auckland is your ticket to laid-back summer adventures, with access to iconic highlights like Mt Eden, Auckland Zoo, and MOTAT (Museum of Transport and Technology). From November to April, this tour takes you close to the panoramic scenes of Mt Eden, where an ancient volcanic crater gives you sweeping views of the city below. Stop by the vibrant Auckland Zoo for up-close encounters with wildlife and stroll around Eden Park/Kingsland for a taste of Auckland’s sports culture. This route brings out the city’s fun side, one stop at a time! Schedule (Nov to Apr) First bus: 9am from stop #1 (Downtown Auckland) Last bus: 4pm from stop #1 (Downtown Auckland) Frequency: Approx. every 30 mins Popular stops: Wintergardens, Mt. Eden/Maungawhau & Eden Park/Kingsland Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Get the best of both worlds with this money-saving combo and spend a wonderful time among wildlife and marine life. Auckland Zoo Spread over 17 hectares of natural habitats, Auckland Zoo is a haven for more than 2,800 animals. Your admission tickets bring you face-to-face with species both exotic and native, including lions, alligators, giraffes, and of course, NZ’s famous kiwis. Don’t miss out on free animal encounters with cheetahs, orangutans, and more fascinating species. The zoo is also known for its vigorous conservation efforts. A contribution of your ticket goes towards the Auckland Zoo Conservation Fund which strives to provide a brighter future for wildlife and wild places. SEA LIFE Kelly Tarlton’s Aquarium The aquarium promises a day of discovery of the vivid underwater world. The wide variety of sea life, from sharks, sea horses, and rays to turtles, jellyfish, and anemones will leave you delighted. At Shipwreck Discovery, you will learn about the treasure hunter Kelly Tarlton and his vision that led to the first curved aquarium tunnel in the world. The exhibit displays a plethora of artifacts Kelly found among shipwrecks all over the globe. You are also welcome to witness feeds and join educational talks to learn about marine life and how to do your bit to make the aquatic world a better place.