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How far is Auckland to Whangarei?

How far is Auckland to Whangarei?

If you want to go by car, the driving distance between Auckland and Whangarei is 161.89 km. If you ride your car with an average speed of 112 kilometers/hour (70 miles/h), travel time will be 01 hours 26 minutes.

Can I drive to Whangarei from Auckland?

The fastest route from Auckland to Whangarei takes you along State Highway 1. The 2-hour journey is around 160 kilometres long, though it offers plenty of opportunities to stop along the way and explore, indulge or treat yourself. The alternative route follows State Highway 16 through Helensville and Woodhill Forest.

How long is Auckland in KM?

The Auckland urban area, as it is defined by Statistics New Zealand under the Statistical Standard for Geographic Areas 2018 (SSGA18), spans 607.07 km2 (234.39 sq mi) and extends to Long Bay in the north, Swanson in the north-west, and Runciman in the south.

Is Whangarei worth visiting?

Whangarei is largely underestimated and worth a visit. When one considers the beauty of the location and the beautiful walks, it seems inconceivable that Whangarei can be overlooked by most of foreign tourists. Whangarei is like a pearl close to a diamond (the Bay of Islands).

How long is the drive from Auckland to Whangarei?

Day 1 : Auckland to Whangarei

Travel time (Miles)
Auckland – Orewa 0.5 hr 23
Orewa – Warkworth 0.5 hr 17
Warkworth – Whangarei 1.25 hrs 62
Totals for Day 2.25 hrs 101

What is there to do between Auckland and Whangarei?

Activities Between Auckland and Whangarei

  • Sculptureum – stunning private sculpture gardens, art gallery and restaurant near Warkworth.
  • Puhoi Valley Shop & Cafe – watch the cheese makers at work, tastings, shop and basic cafe.
  • Ransom Wines – cellar door tastings & fantastic platters which are served all day.
  • Matakana.

Is Auckland safe?

As with all major urban areas, there is crime and violence in Auckland. Though it can be avoided for the most part, you will want to avoid traveling too late at night, particularly alone. Rmember to stay in groups when possible.

How many days do you need in Bay of Islands?

Well, three days isn’t long but it’s still long enough to get a taste of some of the top sights and activities at our doorstep that include nature, some history, and a splash of outdoor adventure.

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Ruth Doyle