Auckland Weather January

During Whangaparaoa's hottest days since 1999, January 27th, it reached a steaming 28.8°C. The weather was very warm. This was the highest mean air haven since 1962. Queenstown's mean temperatures of 21.5°C were 5.7°C above the historic mean in January.

However, just a fortnight ago, the quicksilver struck at the same place 35C, a faraway planet from the state of preparedness proclaimed on the first of February. While it can be hard to tell what exactly led to such a high January mean value, MetService puts the high temperature down to several different reasons.

Ocean superficial temperature and warm humid tropical breezes are one of the few responsible for the warm January temperature. However, it does not last until February 6, 2011, when Timaru reaches 41.3C.

January weather in Auckland, New Zealand

In January you should bring a coat of rain, as it will rain for a few rainy nights. The dryest time of the year is January. In general, this is a very comfortable time. Mean max temp is 73.4°F (23.0°C). This is a great time for swimming with a 64.4°F (18.0°C) bath.

If you like to adore the tan, this is a great time to come and see it. The following activity rates ranged from 1 (least suitable) to 10 (best) in January.

Auckland to Sydney Luxury Cruise 20 Jan 2019

Blenheim's quaint Weinviertel region is full of historical sights. Included in your half-day trip is a visit to the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, which houses one of the best collection of WWI-planes. With your driver's manual, this beautiful ride into the Blenheim Weinviertel will take you to the Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre, one of the most beautiful collection of airplanes from the First Worid War.

Moa ( "New Zealand's huge dead dinosaur") also comes from the area, because in the first few geological eras Josh supplied hands to archeologists working in a Moa bony excavation near the brasserie. Notice: This route demands a minimum walk of about 750 meters over level, cobbled areas.

Restricted access and wheelchairs are available, but visitors must be able to get on and off the bus and take a few easy turns in the beerhouse. Because of the restricted number of cars that are suited for tours in this area, the amount of available parking spaces is restricted.

There is a 21 year old limit for tasting. Spoil your palate with the sumptuous elegance and flavors of Queen Charlotte Sund on this luxurious sea food tour. A half days trip through the music of Marlborough and Queen Charlotteound. Enjoy the stunning view of the coast, walk past a fish farming and taste fish, shellfish and shellfish with wines.

Spoil your palate with the sumptuous elegance and flavors of Queen Charlotte Sounds on this luxurious half-day ocean liner. Drive to Queen Charlotte Sounds, the most eastern stretch of the Marlborough Sounds. The Marlborough Sounds are a range of rhizomes or "drowned" riverside dolphins that open to the oceans and are loved by leisure fishers, and are of commercial value for their green shell mussel and salmon and crayfish.

Queen Charlotte Sound is one of New Zealand's most scenically beautiful and pristine waterways and consists of many protected coves in rugged terrain that abruptly emerge from the seabed. The Queen Charlotte Sound was visited by Captain James Cook at the end of the 18th century. Find out more about the green shell clam and why it flourishes here by sampling regional specialties such as smoked lox, green shell and Cloudy Bay shells, plus a jar of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc white toast.

Attention: This trip includes a minimum walk of 65 minutes. It is a trip for people with reduced mobility and wheelchairs; the visitor must be able to maneuver the bus and the cat. It is not recommended for seasick and allergic people.

It is recommended that visitors take a sunscreen and a weather-proof shell or a weather-proof sweater from the boat. Visitors must be at least 21 years of age to attend tasting sessions of alcohol. Even though this kind of trip is very common, animal and plant observations are not always possible.

Use of this route depends on weather condition. There is very little room on this trip; we recommend that you make your reservations in advanced to prevent disappointments. Discover genuine shellfish farming and enjoy the flavor of the freshness of mussels on this scenic half-day boat trip to the Marlborough Sound. During your half-day trip to the "Greenshell Muschel Capital of the World" you will be introduced to the music of Pelorus and Keneperu, visit a shellfish farming and sample shellfish with a glass of vin.

Discover genuine shellfish farming and enjoy the flavour of freshness on this scenic half-day cruise to Marlborough Sounds. Situated at the top of Pelorous Sound, one of the two main branches of Marlborough Sounds. Attention: This trip includes a minimum walk of 65 minutes.

It is a trip for people with reduced mobility and wheelchairs; the visitor must be able to maneuver the bus and the cat. It is not recommended for seasick and allergic people. It is recommended that visitors take a sunscreen and a weather-proof shell or a weather-proof sweater from the vessel.

Visitors must be at least 21 years of age to attend tasting sessions of alcohol. Even though this kind of trip is very common, animal and plant observations are not always possible. Use of this route depends on weather condition. There is very little room on this trip; we recommend that you make your reservations in advanced to prevent disappointments.

Marlborough's richness has been developed over many centuries through the effort of its early shepherds, but since the mid-1970s the winemaking industries have flourished. Today, almost 60% of New Zealand vines are cultivated in the Marlborough area, which is mainly cultivated in the Wairau Plain and Awatere Valley, with Sauvignon Blanc accounting for 80% of the overall output.

From the craggy, precipitous hills to the shallow, fruitful Wairau Valley, home of the world-famous Marlborough vineyard area. The ride with your driver-guide through the wine-growing area is breathtaking with a series of bunches of vines as far as the eyes can see, all against the background of the barren Wither Hills.

You start your journey to the winegrowing area. Marlborough tastes great with the world-famous Sauvignon blank together with the Riesling family, a wonderfully fragrant Pinot Gris and the choice of a brighter flavour - Pinot Noir or the deeper, more gorgeous Montepulciano (a marvellous blend of Italy cultivated in small amounts in Marlborough).

Notice: This trip demands a moderately hike. Restricted access and wheelchairs are available, but passengers must be able to get on and off the shuttle via the stairs and overcome some unevenness. Participants must be at least 21 years old to consume the wines.

Enjoy the untouched nature and welcoming coves of Queen Charlotte Sounds in an energizing new way during this panorama canoe trip. Their half days trip will explore the south Queen Charlotte Sounds on board a two-seater canoe. Enjoy the untouched nature and welcoming coves of Queen Charlotte Sounds in a new, stimulating way during this half-day panorama canoe trip.

5 hours ride in a two-seater canoe along the Queen Charlotte Sound. Queen Charlotte Sound, one of New Zealand's most pristine and unspoilt waters, was built in the late 18th cen. Canoe through some of the most stunning Marlborough Bay and dramatically stunning marine scenery on the south end of Queen Charlotte Sound in a two-seater canoe, or make a stop in Davies Bay to enjoy a refreshing break before heading back to Ngakuta Bay and return to the sea bed.

Notice: This trip includes a comprehensive paddle for about two hour and a minimum walk for about 109yard, sometimes over rough, sand and nature grounds, with a few easy footsteps to get on/off the bus and get on/off the canoe. We recommend this trip for people in good shape and can swimm well.

It is not recommended for expecting mothers, those with back and/or nape disorders, those with cardiac and/or breathing difficulties, those with sea sickness, those with reduced mobility and those using a battery. It is recommended that visitors take hot, casual sports clothes in low, fitted footwear or flip-flops and sunscreen, towels, changing clothes and weather-proof jackets from the boat; denim and high heels not permitted.

Guest must be at least 14 years old to take part in this trip. The kayak trip is conducted in two-seater canoes. People over 1.9 m high must get in touch with the Shore Concierge Office in person. Inch 2 (about 120 cm) or less to take part in this trip. Inch 7 (about 45 cm) or less to take part in this trip.

Visitors who weigh more than 265 lbs (approx. 120 kg) cannot take this itinerary. Even though this kind of trip is very common, animal and plant observations are not always possible. The trip takes place in damp weather and every visitor is provided with lifejacket, canoe, paddle, spraydecks and drying bag.

To take part in this trip, a written and undersigned disclaimer is necessary. There is very little room on this trip; we recommend that you make your reservations in advanced to prevent disappointments. Marlborough is famous for its good wine and lovely garden. For a half days trip to the Wither Hills Winery in Blenheim for a guided wine toasting.

Continue to the Cloudy Bay Winery for a sightseeing and toasting. You will end your trip with a trip to the English style Upton Oaks Garden. Enjoy the best Marlborough wine and one of New Zealand's "Garden of Significance" vineyards on this half-day outing. The Marlborough is known for its good wine and lovely garden, which is the annual Marlborough Wine & Food Festival in February and the Garden Marlborough in November.

From Picton, see your driver-guide and head southwards to Blenheim, the biggest center of the Marlborough area, to the Wither Hills Estate, a daring example of contemporary architectural design that is both sparse and impressive, but indisputably New Zealand with fine stonewalls and indigenous flora. Notice: This route takes a minimum of 300m (280m) with some stairs at Wither Hills.

For people with reduced handicap, but not for wheelchairs. Passengers must be able to board and exit the shuttle via the stairs. These tours include longer standstill times in the vineyards. Because of the restricted number of cars that are suited for tours in this area, the amount of available parking spaces is restricted.

Reservations or cancellations must be made no later than 48 hrs after arriving in Picton. Participants must be at least 21 years old to consume the wines. The half days trip is for those who want to see one of New Zealand's most attractive coves. Attention: This trip takes a short walk, but the places you visit are not suitable for wheelchairs.

Restricted access is available for passengers with reduced disability who can board/exit the bus via a stair. Therefore, this trip is not advisable for people suffering from travel sicknesses. Because of the restricted number of cars that are suited for tours in this area, the amount of available parking spaces is restricted.

Enjoy the beautiful scenery, charms and aromas of the world-famous Marlborough vineyard during this picturesque and stimulating cycling and winetour with dinner. Included in your half-day trip is a winetasting in Vines Village, followed by a bike ride to two other shop vineyards for sampling and afternoons. Enjoy the wonderful natural beauties, charms and tastes of the world-famous Marlborough winegrowing area during this delightful and enlivening half-day cycle trip with launch.

From the landing stage you can reach Vines Village, the centre of the world-famous winegrowing district of Málborough, in about 30 minutes. On the way you will visit the vineyard and the entire vineyard of Málborough, as well as some of the most famous grape varieties cultivated here. Bicycle part of the route is over shallow ground, simple and suited for all level of physical condition, and a nice way to link the individual estates together.

In the second cellar you can sample a whole variety of Marlboroughs wines, such as Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. After your arrive you will go to a personal room for a winetasting session, where you will be served a meal with typical cuisine. Notice: This trip includes a modest amount of light cycling for about two mile ("3.

We recommend this trip for people of all age who are in good shape and can cycle. It is not advisable for expecting mothers, those with back and/or back pain, those with cardiac and/or pulmonary diseases, those with reduced mobility and those using a wheel chair.

It is recommended that visitors carry light, casual clothes with low, solid footwear or sports footwear and take sunscreen, rain gear, bottles of rain and a weather-proof shell or a weather-proof sweater from the boat. Guest must be at least 13 years old to take this trip. Visitors must be at least 21 years of age to attend tasting sessions of alcohol.

More than 264 people. Up to 5 lbs (approx. 120 kg) cannot take part in this trip. We will visit three of the following vineyards (subject to availability): Itinerary and times may differ. If the weather is bad, a transporter takes the visitors back and forth between the vineyards. During the bike tours, a transporter follows this route if the passengers cannot or do not want to cycle any further.

There is very little room on this trip; we recommend that you make your reservations in good time to prevent disappointments.