NZ Maritime Museum

New Zealand Maritime Museum

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The New Zealand Maritime Museum Hui Te Ananui A Tangaroa is a maritime museum in Auckland, New Zealand. It is located on Hobson Wharf, …

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Nov 5, 2024
I wasn’t sure what to expect but the museum was fantastic and well laid out with wonderful displays throughout the years and a highlight is seeing the America’s Cup Sailing Boat from 1995. Highly rec… Full review by Travel331a
Oct 25, 2024
I recently visited the New Zealand Maritime Museum, and it was an incredible experience! The exhibits are well-curated and provide a fascinating look into the country’s rich maritime history. I loved… Full review by Benedetta L
Jul 25, 2024
We visited on a bit of a whim. We jumped into a tour and were really fascinated by the experience. The museum is surprisingly interesting and sensational value for money. Definitely worth the tim… Full review by blueeulb69
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The New Zealand Maritime Museum Hui Te Ananui A Tangaroa is a maritime museum in Auckland, New Zealand. It is located on Hobs…
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Located:Auckland, New Zealand
Owner:Auckland Unlimited, Auckland Council (indirectly through Auckland Unlimited)
Type:Museum, maritime history

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plan a trip for 2 weeks for a group of 5 adults and 5 children in late November.Intend to visit North and South Islands , …
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plan a trip for 2 weeks for a group of 5 adults and 5 children in late November.Intend to visit North and South Islands , please help
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0 Votes North Island: If you plan to start in Bay of Islands, take the shuttle flight (50 minutes) instead of van transfer (4-5 hours). I stayed in Paihia. Take tour to Cape Reinga (full day). …
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0 Votes North Island: If you plan to start in Bay of Islands, take the shuttle flight (50 minutes) instead of van transfer (4-5 hours). I stayed in Paihia. Take tour to Cape Reinga (full day). Visit Russell & Kauri Puketi forest. I hired a local taxi for the forest & drive local area through the information center Paihia. You can book the Cape on line. Be sure to visit the Waitangi Treaty Estate. Auckland: Maritime Museum, lots of restaurants around the area. Going South: Waimangu Volcanic Valley, Hobbiton Movie set, Queenstown, Milford Sound, Franz Josef Glacier & stay in Hokitika. lots of Art shops. Pancake Rocks at Dolomite Point. Tour around Christchurch. Wellington: Cable car to the top & walk back through the gardens. Don’t miss the history at the Roxi theatre and National Museum. The Anzac wing is amazing. The whole museum is very well done with lots for everyone in the family. Hope you have a good trip
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Looking at your website, I can see your admission prices, but I cannot find a mechanism that allows me to advance …
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Looking at your website, I can see your admission prices, but I cannot find a mechanism that allows me to advance purchase tickets online. Can that be done, or do you prefer people to just walk in? We are 4 adults from outside the Auckland region.
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Hi Mike, apologies for the delay in our response, we didn't get a notification about this question. At present we don't take online bookings system for general entry for the public, just for …
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Hi Mike, apologies for the delay in our response, we didn't get a notification about this question. At present we don't take online bookings system for general entry for the public, just for harbour sailings as they can sell out. General admission tickets are always available at the front desk up until 4pm each day which is the last entry time for the museum.
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Answer by Amber H · Mar 26, 2017
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Do you provide luggage storage service？
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Yes they have luggage lockers at the museum and it is compulsory to store your luggage in the lockers before you enter the museum.
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We intend to visit the Maritime Museum on the 5th of March. How Can I set my GPS to access the museum? Thank …
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We intend to visit the Maritime Museum on the 5th of March. How Can I set my GPS to access the museum? Thank you very much. Can I have any advice for my visit?
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I do not think you need your GPS to find it. It is well signed and close to the city and would be a short stroll there should you be staying in the city. I agree it is right on the waterfront …
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I do not think you need your GPS to find it. It is well signed and close to the city and would be a short stroll there should you be staying in the city. I agree it is right on the waterfront where the cruise ships dock. We were on a cruise and our visit was part of a tour we booked on the cruise. I suggest that if you visit the museum make sure you include a sail on the harbour on their flat bottomed yacht it is very enjoyable and you get to see things around the harbour that you would not see just walking or driving around. You will enjoy your time in Auckland.
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Do I have to wear a life jacket?
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On all sailings, children under 14 years old are required to wear life jackets, which are supplied by the Museum.
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