How to get fromWellington to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminalby plane, ferry, train, bus or car

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There are 6 ways to get from Wellington to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal by plane, ferry, train, bus, or car

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Fly from Wellington, ferry
best
1. Fly from Wellington (WLG) to Auckland (AKL)WLG - AKL
2. Take the ferry from Downtown Ferry Terminal Pier 3 to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal
5h 7m
$117–392
Bus
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Wellington - Central to Manukau CityAuckland - Central - Wellington - Central
12h 54m
$13–120
Train, ferry
1. Take the train from Wellington to PapakuraNorthern Explorer
2. Take the ferry from Downtown Ferry Terminal Pier 3 to Pine Harbour Ferry TerminalPine
12h 22m
$272–327
Drive 641.3 km
1. Drive from Wellington to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal641.3 km
7h 19m
$198–285
Train to Palmerston, fly, ferry
1. Take the train from Wellington to Palmerston North
2. Fly from Palmerston (PMR) to Auckland (AKL)PMR - AKL
3. Take the ferry from Downtown Ferry Terminal Pier 3 to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal
7h 12m
$199–731
Train to Paraparaumu, fly, ferry
1. Take the train from Wellington Station to Paraparaumu Station
2. Fly from Paraparaumu (PPQ) to Auckland (AKL)PPQ - AKL
3. Take the ferry from Downtown Ferry Terminal Pier 3 to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal
6h 39m
$255–444

Wellington to Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal by train and ferry

3Weekly Services

12h 22mAverage Duration

$272Cheapest Price

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Distance: 531.5 km
Duration: 5h 7m

What companies run services between Wellington, New Zealand and Pine Harbour Ferry Terminal, New Zealand?

InterCity operates a bus from Wellington - Central to Manukau City twice daily. Tickets cost $5–110 and the journey takes 10h 39m.

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