Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, is renowned for its picturesque harbors, cultural diversity, and most notably, its commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker, a history buff, or someone who just wants to take in the sights and sounds, Auckland ensures that all its wonders are accessible to every visitor. Join us as we navigate through Auckland’s accessible treasures.

A Warm Welcome to the ‘City of Sails’

Your Auckland adventure starts right at the Auckland Airport (AKL). Keeping inclusivity at its heart, the airport offers services tailored for travelers with specific needs. From dedicated check-in counters to customized restrooms and prompt wheelchair services, the airport assures a smooth beginning to your Auckland journey. Before arriving, it’s a good idea to reach out to the airport either online or by phone ensuring all arrangements are in place for your comfort.

Taking in the Accessible Sights

Auckland is a melting pot of natural beauty and cultural history, and the city has gone to great lengths to make sure its attractions are accessible. Here is a list of just some!