Youth Hostel in Auckland
Travel Tips for Auckland City YHA (Page 1/1)
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14 Dec 2011 Mark, England & Wales:
I bought my few supplies at local supermarkets. Usually I bought soft drinks, fresh fruit and tinned fruit. Make sure you take a tin opener with you or buy one when you are there. I also bought things like shampoo, conditioner, soap etc even though all these things are provided in Motels but in Hostels you will need to bring everything yourself. |
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14 Dec 2011 Mark, England & Wales:
Sky tower, the Art Gallery and the war memorial Museum and the MoTAT is worth a visit, all located in Auckland. The sky tower was a minimum spend of $25 to eat in the orbital restaurant which takes 1 hr to do a complete revolution. This works out cheaper than paying to vist the observation deck. It is an extra $3 to visit the highest observation deck. |
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09 Apr 2011 Duncan, England & Wales:
bungy jumping the harbour bridge waiheke island |
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22 Feb 2011 Nicolas, Argentina:
Don't stay in the city, rent a car or campervan and go around the island! |
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27 Dec 2010 Lucy, Australia:
sky tower and all it has to offer |
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23 Dec 2010 Fraser, Canada:
Sail NZ Americas Yacht Experiance |
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| HI Hostel Auckland City YHAAuckland City YHA is located at the top of Queen Street, this former hotel comprises mainly of twin and double rooms with some multishare rooms. An onsite travel booking service is available 7 days where local activities and domestic travel throughout New Zealand can be booked. Internet access is also available in the hostel. The hostel provides easy access to the city centre and is surrounded by cafes, restaurants and pubs. This is the ideal hostel to start or finish your New Zealand adventure, all in the excitement of the city in a safe and secure environment. Staff are at hand 24 hours a day. | more...... |