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C$ 1,682 - C$ 2,119
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Price
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Mon 4/11
2 stops24h 30m
Auckland Intl
Mon 18/11
2 stops34h 17m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Mon 4/11
1 stop23h 30m
Auckland Intl
Mon 18/11
1 stop21h 10m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 8/11
1 stop43h 00m
Auckland Intl
Mon 9/12
1 stop37h 20m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 8/11
1 stop43h 00m
Auckland Intl
Mon 9/12
2 stops41h 52m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 8/11
2 stops30h 00m
Auckland Intl
Sun 24/11
2 stops27h 26m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 14/8
2 stops27h 45m
Auckland Intl
Sun 29/9
2 stops26h 01m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Fri 8/11
1 stop20h 55m
Auckland Intl
Sun 24/11
2 stops27h 55m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Mon 2/9
2 stops34h 50m
Auckland Intl
Wed 2/10
2 stops32h 49m
Toronto Pearson IntlAuckland Intl
YYZ - AKL
YYZAKL
Toronto Pearson Intl
Wed 13/11
2 stops28h 30m
Auckland Intl
Sat 30/11
1 stop27h 07m
Currently, September is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Auckland (average of C$ 1,087). Flying to Auckland in July will prove the most costly (average of C$ 1,588). There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.
January
C$ 1,955
February
C$ 1,644
March
C$ 1,692
April
C$ 1,692
May
C$ 1,813
June
C$ 1,822
July
C$ 2,163
August
C$ 1,926
September
C$ 1,481
October
C$ 1,812
November
C$ 1,780
December
C$ 1,892
AKL Temperature | 11 - 20 °C |
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If weather is an important factor for your trip to Auckland, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, January is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 20.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of July, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 11.0 C).
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I like Eva air. Kayak is my choice as well. Thanks for the good experience
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I like Eva air. Kayak is my choice as well. Thanks for the good experience
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I like Eva air. Kayak is my choice as well. Thanks for the good experience
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I like Eva air. Kayak is my choice as well. Thanks for the good experience
Comfort
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Food
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I like Eva air. Kayak is my choice as well. Thanks for the good experience
As a coastal city, it is no surprise that Auckland has incorporated the sea into its lifestyle. However anyone arriving on cheap flights to Auckland may be taken aback by the extent to which all things nautical have become part of everyday life here. The “city of sails” has the most boats per capita in the world and so it is no surprise that Waitemata Harbour serves as a focal point for the city. Auckland in Maori, the local dialect, means sea of sparkling waters, which is as apt a description of the local setting as any.
The city hosted the America’s Cup in 2000 and benefits from the renovation it underwent to prepare for the event. As a result, a day spent on the water can now be followed by a night touring the many clubs, bars and restaurants that have opened in the past few years.
Outside the city, the stunning natural scenery surrounding the area becomes apparent. More than 100 beaches are located within an hour’s drive of Auckland’s Stanley Bay.
Auckland’s coastal location moderates the local climate and as a result the region escapes the temperature extremes experienced elsewhere. However, rainfall is recorded all year though it is most concentrated in winter. Remember that Auckland is in the southern hemisphere and the seasons are reversed. Summer starts in December and winter begins in June. Summer temperatures here are comfortable – the mid-20 degree Celsius range – but it is humid. Winter temperatures, meanwhile, drop to the low single digits (Celsius) but rarely fall below freezing.
Auckland is a modern city that can be explored on foot, by bicycle or scooter, bus, car or a combination of all of them. The centre is certainly accessible to anyone wanting to explore the city on foot.
The Link is the local bus service and can be used to augment your sightseeing strategy, particularly when your legs begin to feel weary. There are also free transportation options for the major attractions. The north shore suburbs and Hauraki Gulf Islands are all serviced by ferries.
If you’re planning excursions further afield, a rental car makes sense. All major rental car companies are represented both in the city and at the airport. Remember that the locals here drive on the left.
With some 13 million passengers passing through each year, Auckland International Airport (AKL), also known to locals as Mangere Airport after the suburb in which it is located, is New Zealand’s primary airport, and the fourth busiest in Australasia.
The buzzing airport takes its role seriously as the first and last place that visitors see in New Zealand, and has put together an impressive collection of imagery reflecting the culture and heritage of the country, which you can view on the walls of the airport.
The airport is under regular construction, a process that some travellers have reported as unsettling. Until Auckland International has finished with its tweaks and reshuffles, give yourself a little extra time to navigate – nobody likes to fly stressed, so better to be safe than sorry.