Discover the unspoiled beauty and easygoing charm of the Coromandel Peninsula — from pristine beaches and native forests to scenic walking tracks and cycle trails. With a new cruise service departing Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour, this much-loved destination is now just a relaxing ferry ride away.
Sail across Tikapa Moana, the Hauraki Gulf, aboard a premium fleet of vessels designed for comfort and style. Enjoy the journey with friendly crew, hot coffee, and a fully licensed bar as you take in the stunning coastal views.
On arrival, a convenient bus transfer takes you directly to Coromandel Town, providing easy access to the region’s highlights.
Duration: 2 hours<br/>Arrive Coromandel 6:45pm
Duration: 2 hours: Sunday's 9:30am Departure is 4 hours in duration (arriving 1:30pm) as includes a stop at Man O' War on Waiheke Island. <br/>Arrive 11:45am Sat, 1:30pm Sun
Enjoy a scenic cruise through Tikapa Moana, the Hauraki Gulf, onboard a premium fleet of vessels. Travel from Auckland to the Coromandel Peninsula in comfort and style with friendly crew, hot coffee, and a fully licensed bar.
Discover the pristine beaches, native forests, walking tracks, cycle trails, and laid-back vibe of the Coromandel Peninsula. With a new cruise service from Auckland's Viaduct Harbour, this popular destination is now just a ferry ride away.
Coromandel Town is a vibrant village with connections to the early gold mining and logging history of the region. Attractions include the 1900s Gold Stamper Battery and Driving Creek Railway. With a range of accommodation and local eateries, you can explore the natural attractions of the region, including local fishing and trails to explore on foot or by bike.
This service includes a shuttle to Coromandel Town Carpark.
Your Coromandel ferry is a 2-hour service from Auckland Viaduct Harbour to Hannaford's Wharf (Coromandel).
Please note that:
Sunday's 9:30am outbound service (Auckland to Coromandel) includes a scheduled 1.5-hour layover at Man O' War Bay, where passengers disembark the vessel.
During these layovers, you are welcome to enjoy the beach, vineyard, or relax ashore before reboarding at the advised time.
If wishing to return from Coromandel to Auckland, please check out the other listing "Coromandel: One-Way Ferry Service from Coromandel Peninsula to Auckland" and book a one-way fare to return.
For Auckland-Coromandel departure, please check in at the Explore Kiosk (diagonally opposite the Maritime Museum) at least 15 minutes prior to departure.
Auckland to Coromandel Departures:
Please check in at the Explore Kiosk (diagonally opposite the Maritime Museum) 15 minutes prior to departure and you will be issued with a boarding pass.
For return transfers from Coromandel to Auckland, please check out our other listing "Coromandel: One-Way Ferry Service from Coromandel Peninsula to Auckland" and book a one-way fare to return.
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