Tryphena great Barrier Island Auckland new Zealand

New Zealand to Great Barrier Island by ferry

Currently there is only one connection between Great Barrier Island and New Zealand, which is run by two ferries - Sealink NZ & Sealink NZ. Auckland Great Barrier (Tryphena) ferries run every week for about 4h30. Although we have taken great pains to keep the information on this page accurate, as the frequencies and durations of sailings on all of our cruises may differ from one day to the next, we recommend that you receive a competitive offer for the actual uptime on this Great Barrier Island New Zealand cruise between Great Barrier (Tryphena) and Auckland.

New Zealand: It is a small nation, similar in stature to Great Britain or Japan. It consists of two major islets - the North Island and the South Island and many smaller ones in the Southern Pacific - and is located about 1,000 leagues southeast of Australia. There is a moderate New Zealand weather.

Winter is quite chilly in the southern part of the southern island, but gentle in the northern part of the northern island. Some call them "The Shaky Isles" because they are often seismically active and are located on the edge of the two conflicting Pacific and Indo-Australian Tectonian plains, and therefore they are particularly widespread in the southwest of the southern island and on the mainland.

Therefore the landscape of the North Island is characterized by several volcanoes. New Zealand's capitol is Wellington. Windy City lies on the banks of Wellington Harbour and is surrounded by hills that are the picturesque home of many of New Zealand's major art and culture venues.

Summertime:

Summertime: Notice that the tides have been adjusted for summer tides. Tidal information accessed or downloadable from this website is not equal to or replaces tidal information as specified in Part 25 Nautical Charts and Publications (pursuant to Section 36 of the Maritime Code of 1994).