Direct flights to Auckland

Visit Auckland and get an outdoor experience that you will remember. Here we can help you find a direct flight – in the list below you find all airports in the world that offer direct flights to Auckland (AKL).

Non-stop routes to AKL:

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Situated between two vast harbours, Auckland is known as the ‘City of Sails’ for its superb location and the local residents’ love of the sea. Located in the North Island, Auckland is New Zealand’s largest city and is a paradise for lovers of water sports and sailing enthusiasts with a higher ratio of boats to people than anywhere else in the world.

As with the rest of New Zealand, Auckland is a stunning location from which to enjoy the great outdoors – explore the beautiful sandy coves and beaches dotted along the coastline, hike, horse-ride, fish or bungy jump from the Harbour Bridge.

Book a direct flight to Auckland

Most of the world's major international airlines operate flights into Auckland. If you are interested in finding a direct flight we are happy to help. In the list below you find some of the airports that offer the highest number of direct flights to Auckland, both domestic and international ones. Please follow the links to see all possibilities from each airport.

Direct flights to Auckland – domestic

Direct flights to Auckland – international

Experience Auckland – from boating to museums

Enjoy the superb city scenery by ferry, sail boat, classic yacht or even on an America’s Cup racing yacht. Relax and immerse yourself in Auckland’s buzzing waterfront scene with its trendy cafes, restaurants and nightlife. Twice the size of London, Auckland is home to barely half a million multiculturally diverse inhabitants.

First settled by New Zealand’s indigenous people – the Maori, the rich Polynesian culture has been further enhanced by migrants from the neighbouring Pacific Islands. Head to Auckland’s museums and galleries, take a guided walk through the city or amble through the weekend markets for a taste of the sights and sounds of the South Pacific.

Auckland’s busy downtown is dominated by the tallest building in the southern hemisphere – the Sky Tower. Enjoy the breathtaking views over Auckland from the 3 viewing platforms or if you’ve got a good head for heights, SkyJump (base-jump) 192 metres straight down! Further afield, head north to the beautiful Bay of Islands with its amazing marine wildlife or south to the geothermal spa-town of Rotorua.

Cheap flights to Auckland – how to find them

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Learn about Auckland climate

Auckland has warm summers, which falls between November and March, when temperatures can reach into the high 20’s. During the winter months (June-September) the city can still enjoy maximum temperatures of up to 15˚C and lows of 7˚C. The winter is also when the city receives more rainfall and humidity can reach 84.