[2025 Auckland Attraction] Travel Guide for Princes Wharf (Updated Apr)

#February Good Places 2025 This Royal Princess cruise 14 days 13 nights trip to Australia and New Zealand sea view terrace double small suite, book nine months before the trip, including tip 40,000 for two people, really cheap. The Princess Royal cruise ship is 16 stories high and carries 3,600 passengers. Operates in the United States, Australia, New Zealand and Asia. This time we boarded at Prince Quay in Auckland and disembarked at Sydney. Living on board in a small city within a restaurant, swimming pool, spa and gym, grand theater, photography gallery, and SALON...etc. The decor is full of luxury style, crystal lamp auditorium, traditional restaurant, British bar, do not get off the boat to play can take pictures. The most important thing is that the room must be square enough! The room in the Mini Suite is large and beautiful, up to 300 feet, because Trip.com booking a cruise package can choose a room, see a beautiful room of course not let go. Most importantly, the sofa bed area and spit bed area can be separated with a cloth curtain for one person one space, there are two TVs, a lot of privacy. There is a splendid two-story lobby, walk in closet and bathtub, which are really relatively rare in cruise bungalows of the last decade or eight. Advantages of traveling on a cruise include no need to drag luggage around to change hotels and accommodation fixed locations no need to change frequently. Every day the cleaning staff will come to clean the room and do not bother to eat.

Summer at South Hemisphere @ New Zealand ! Princes Wharf is a former commercial wharf on the Auckland waterfront, in Auckland, New Zealand, which has been redeveloped into a multi-story high-class mixed-use development and cruise ship terminal. It formerly named Hobson Street Wharf. Construction started in 1921. Opened on 12 May 1929 by Earl Jellicoe. Besides, this capital of NZ , Auckland also known as the “City of Sails,” Auckland boasts a stunning waterfront and a harbour dotted with countless yachts and sailboats. It's previously been a host city for the America's Cup. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a novice looking to learn the ropes, Auckland offers a range of sailing experiences.With picturesque beaches, towering skyscrapers, volcanic islands, magical hikes and a thriving hospitality scene, New Zealand's largest and most cosmopolitan city is a must for global explorers. Blue sky, white clouds, nice and warm weather during summer, it’s perfect to go for cafe hopping and enjoy their local dishes.