This walk is a flat one that is great for visitors to Auckland and families who enjoy Auckland’s maritime theme.
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The circuit we walked took in many interesting sites- from the new open spaces, fishing boats, trams, opening bridges and fish markets to the super yachts and harbour-side bars and restaurants.
Quick facts about this walk
Walk time: | approx. 45 minutes Plus time for lingering |
Distance: | about 3.89 kms |
Start: | Off Halsey/Beaumont Streets or from Britomart |
Track: | Mainly a level path. |
Difficulty: | Suitable for users of average fitness and mobility |
Buggies/Wheelchairs: | Suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs |
Dog Friendly: | Yes – welcome on leash |
Highlights: | Auckland harbour views, Rangitoto Island views, bridges, yachts |
FREE Map: | Download your FREE map of this walk |
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The Hobbiton Movie Set Day Tour - From Auckland
The walking route is also suitable for prams/buggies and dog walkers (on leash only).
As the Wynyard Quarter expands, there will be more to see and do. So it’s worthwhile coming back often to view progress.
Verdict: Lots to see and do. Fun for children. Easy for push chairs and wheel chairs.
![red train with auckland tower backround](https://ewzutrh9t34.exactdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Wynyard-Quarter-Waterfront-Loop.jpg?strip=all&lossy=1&ssl=1&fit=300%2C153)
This walk can be linked together with the Point Erin and Auckland Harbour walk for a longer walk starting from the Ferry Building/Britomart and taking in Victoria Park markets.
Nearby Attractions: Auckland Fish Market (cnr Jellicoe and Daldy Streets) Voyager Maritime Museum