Oceania Cruises Auckland Port Guide 2026/27: Riviera, Regatta, Princes Wharf & Cruises From Auckland

Last checked: 19 August 2026

If you're visiting Auckland with Oceania Cruises, there is a very good chance you care almost as much about:

Where to eat

as:

What to see.

That makes Auckland a particularly natural Oceania port.

Oceania describes itself around immersive itineraries, intimate luxury ships and “The Finest Cuisine at Sea”, with food and destination experiences central to the brand rather than simply something happening between ports.

And during the 2026/27 Auckland season, Oceania has three particularly different visits:

Oceania Riviera — 24 January 2027

A major Auckland turnaround at Princes Wharf, finishing a voyage from Perth and beginning a new 14-night Auckland-to-Sydney cruise.

Oceania Regatta — 13 February 2027

A classic Auckland port day at Queens Wharf, between Tauranga and Bay of Islands.

Oceania Riviera — 21 February 2027

Another Princes Wharf turnaround — this time concluding a Sydney-to-Auckland cruise before beginning a substantial 43-day Auckland-to-Singapore voyage.

So Auckland has three different Oceania audiences:

Transit passengers
Guests ending their cruise
Guests beginning a cruise

And they require very different advice.

This guide covers:

Every current Oceania Auckland call
Oceania Riviera
Oceania Regatta
Princes Wharf
Queens Wharf
Cruises departing Auckland
Auckland-to-Sydney
Auckland-to-Singapore
Pre- and post-cruise Auckland
Food and dining
Independent shore excursions
Viaduct Harbour
Britomart
Waiheke
Auckland Museum
Art Gallery
Sky Tower
What to do on a shorter Regatta port day
Luggage and transport
Frequently asked Oceania Auckland questions

Oceania Cruises Auckland: Quick Answers

Is Oceania Cruises visiting Auckland in 2027?

Yes.

The current Ports of Auckland schedule lists three Oceania ship calls: Riviera on 24 January, Regatta on 13 February and Riviera again on 21 February 2027.

Which Oceania ships visit Auckland?

Oceania Riviera

and:

Oceania Regatta.

Where does Oceania Riviera dock?

Both currently listed Riviera Auckland calls use:

Princes Wharf.

Where does Oceania Regatta dock?

Regatta's 13 February call is currently at:

Queens Wharf.

Does Oceania cruise from Auckland?

Yes.

Oceania currently sells a 14-day Riviera voyage from Auckland to Sydney departing 24 January 2027 and a 43-day Riviera voyage from Auckland to Singapore departing 21 February 2027.

Can Oceania passengers walk into Auckland?

Yes from both Princes Wharf and Queens Wharf.

Both are downtown waterfront berths, making independent Auckland exploration particularly straightforward.

Oceania Riviera — Auckland — 24 January 2027

Ports of Auckland currently lists:

Ship: Riviera
Date: Sunday 24 January 2027
Wharf: Princes
Pilot arrival: 4:30am
Departure: 7:05pm
Previous port: Tauranga
Next port: Tauranga.

But this isn't really a normal Tauranga-to-Tauranga transit call.

It is:

A turnaround.

Oceania's own programme shows Riviera completing a 17-day Perth-to-Auckland voyage on 24 January, while a new 14-day Auckland-to-Sydney cruise begins that same day.

That means Princes Wharf will be handling:

Disembarking passengers
Embarking passengers
Baggage
Transfers
Local guests
International guests
Potential back-to-back passengers

all around one ship movement.

For Vintage Views, that makes 24 January more than an excursion date.

It is a:

Pre-cruise and post-cruise Auckland date.

Oceania Riviera Auckland to Sydney — 24 January 2027

Oceania currently calls this voyage:

Aussie & Kiwi Mementos.

It is a 14-day Riviera voyage from Auckland to Sydney, departing Auckland on 24 January 2027.

The published itinerary begins:

Auckland

then:

Rotorua / Tauranga

Gisborne

Napier

Wellington

Timaru

Dunedin

before continuing onward through the region towards Australia.

That is particularly useful for Auckland planning.

If Tauranga is literally:

Day Two,

there is even less reason to treat Auckland embarkation day as a frantic attempt to drive halfway across the North Island.

Enjoy Auckland.

You'll have an entire New Zealand itinerary ahead of you.

If Your Riviera Cruise Starts on 24 January

Our advice:

Come to Auckland early.

Ideally:

One night minimum.

Better:

Two nights.

Then Auckland becomes the opening chapter of the voyage rather than merely the location of the gangway.

A good pre-cruise stay could include:

Double Decker Discovery
Sky Tower
Auckland Art Gallery
Viaduct Harbour
Britomart
Auckland Museum
Excellent local dining

and then:

Princes Wharf.

Oceania Regatta — Auckland — 13 February 2027

Regatta gives us the opposite type of page.

Ports of Auckland currently lists:

Date: Saturday 13 February 2027
Wharf: Queens
Pilot arrival: 5:30am
Departure: 5:00pm
Previous port: Tauranga
Next port: Bay of Islands / Paihia.

This is not a turnaround.

It's a classic:

Auckland port day.

And because the ship leaves at 5pm:

Keep it intelligent.

You have enough time to experience Auckland properly.

You don't have enough time to do everything ever invented in northern New Zealand.

About Oceania Regatta

Regatta is the flagship of Oceania Cruises' smaller-ship fleet.

Oceania's current fleet information lists Regatta at approximately:

670 guests

with around:

400 staff.

That's a dramatically different scale from the 3,000–5,000-passenger mainstream vessels visiting Auckland.

And it gives Regatta passengers an interesting advantage.

A small ship at:

Queens Wharf.

Right downtown.

You're about as close as cruise travel gets to simply arriving at a city hotel.

Our Recommended Regatta Auckland Day

With a 5pm sailing:

Morning

Leave Queens Wharf.

Take Double Decker Discovery.

Approximately 90 minutes.

See a broader Auckland including:

Waterfront
Mission Bay
Parnell
Grafton
Karangahape Road
Ponsonby
Auckland Harbour Bridge

Late Morning

Choose:

Auckland Art Gallery

or:

Sky Tower.

Lunch

And because you're sailing Oceania:

Make lunch count.

Viaduct.

Britomart.

Commercial Bay.

Early Afternoon

Waterfront.

Shopping.

Maritime Museum.

Then:

Regatta.

Comfortably early.

Oceania Riviera — Auckland — 21 February 2027

The second Riviera visit is even more interesting.

Ports of Auckland currently lists:

Date: Sunday 21 February 2027
Wharf: Princes
Pilot arrival: 4:30am
Departure: 5:00pm
Previous port: Tauranga
Next port: Tauranga.

Again:

The berth schedule doesn't tell the whole story.

Oceania currently sells a Sydney-to-Auckland Riviera voyage ending on 21 February.

And then:

Riviera begins another cruise from Auckland.

But not merely to Sydney.

Auckland to Singapore — 43 Days

Oceania currently offers:

New Zealand to Asia Medley

aboard Riviera.

Auckland → Singapore

21 February – 5 April 2027

43 days.

The voyage begins in Auckland and initially travels through:

Tauranga
Gisborne
Napier
Wellington
Timaru
Dunedin

before continuing on a much larger international journey towards Asia.

That gives Auckland a genuinely significant role.

For passengers on a 43-day voyage:

Auckland is Day One.

That's not simply an excursion opportunity.

That's a cruise gateway.

Why Long Cruises From Auckland Matter

A passenger joining Riviera for 43 days is likely to interact with Auckland very differently from someone visiting for six hours.

They may:

Fly in internationally
Stay multiple hotel nights
Dine ashore
Need private transfers
Shop before departure
Explore Auckland
Spend time elsewhere in New Zealand before sailing

That means the economic effect extends well beyond:

“A cruise ship called.”

This is precisely the kind of higher-value turnaround activity Auckland's growing cruise infrastructure should encourage.

Princes Wharf for Oceania Riviera

Riviera currently uses:

Princes Wharf

on both of its Auckland calls.

That's particularly appropriate for Oceania.

Walk off and you're immediately beside:

Viaduct Harbour.

And on Princes Wharf itself and the surrounding waterfront you have:

Restaurants
Bars
Hilton Auckland
Maritime Museum nearby
Ferries
Downtown Auckland

For an Oceania passenger who prioritises food and relaxed exploration:

Excellent berth.

Internal link: Princes Wharf Auckland Cruise Terminal Guide

Queens Wharf for Oceania Regatta

Regatta uses:

Queens Wharf.

That puts passengers particularly close to:

Commercial Bay
Lower Queen Street
Britomart / Waitematā
Downtown Ferry Terminal

and only a short waterfront walk from the Viaduct.

Internal link: Queens Wharf Auckland Cruise Terminal Guide

Different berth.

Same basic advantage:

Downtown Auckland begins outside the ship.

Oceania's Food Identity

We should lean into this because Oceania does.

Its current culinary programme is explicitly branded:

The Finest Cuisine at Sea.

Oceania says its culinary philosophy includes high-quality ingredients, skilled chefs, dishes prepared to order and culinary experiences designed to connect food and destination.

Riviera in particular has extensive specialty dining, with Oceania currently highlighting restaurants including:

Jacques
Red Ginger
Polo Grill
The Grand Dining Room

alongside other dining experiences.

So yes:

The ship feeds you extremely well.

But that is not a reason to never eat in Auckland.

It's a reason to:

Keep the standard high ashore.

Where Should Oceania Passengers Eat in Auckland?

Rather than giving one supposedly definitive restaurant, start with the precinct.

Viaduct Harbour

Particularly natural from Princes Wharf.

Waterfront.

Seafood.

Wine.

Long lunch.

Britomart

Excellent from either cruise berth.

More urban.

Auckland dining rather than cruise-terminal dining.

Commercial Bay

Extremely convenient.

Strong choice if time is limited.

Ponsonby

Worth travelling slightly further for neighbourhood restaurants and bars.

Parnell

Good for a quieter lunch combined with historic Auckland.

For an Oceania audience:

Food is part of the sightseeing.

Oceania Itself Encourages Auckland Food Exploration

Oceania's Auckland land-programme material explicitly gives guests time to explore the city's dining scene independently, while its Auckland shore-excursion programme includes culinary-oriented options.

That's telling.

The line whose entire identity revolves around food still thinks:

Eat in Auckland.

So should you.

Double Decker Discovery for Oceania Passengers

Why take a 90-minute city tour if you're on a premium cruise?

Because the tour isn't supposed to consume the destination.

It's supposed to:

Introduce it.

Double Decker Discovery takes you from central Auckland through:

Waterfront Auckland

Mission Bay

Parnell

Grafton

Karangahape Road

Ponsonby

Auckland Harbour Bridge

before returning downtown.

Then?

Go have lunch.

Visit a gallery.

Walk the waterfront.

That's particularly well matched to Oceania.

Riviera & The Culinary Center

Riviera is also notable for Oceania's Culinary Center, where the line offers hands-on cooking classes as part of its food-focused onboard experience.

Which gives us a rather obvious Auckland suggestion:

Get off the ship and taste the place the cooking classes are supposed to connect you with.

New Zealand food isn't only:

Lamb
Sauvignon Blanc
Pavlova arguments

Auckland's dining culture reflects:

Māori influences
Pacific cultures
Asian communities
European traditions
Contemporary New Zealand cooking

The city's diversity is one of its culinary strengths.

Auckland Art Gallery

For Oceania's sophisticated, destination-led audience:

Auckland Art Gallery is an excellent addition.

It's central.

It doesn't require a major excursion.

And it works naturally with:

Gallery

→ Albert Park

→ High Street

→ Britomart

→ Lunch.

For Regatta's shorter call?

Very practical.

For Riviera pre/post cruise?

Even easier.

Auckland Museum

If destination context matters more than sightseeing volume:

Choose:

Auckland War Memorial Museum.

It gives international visitors a much richer introduction to:

Māori culture
Pacific history
New Zealand's natural history
The nation's wider story

than simply seeing another skyline.

For Riviera guests staying before or after their cruise:

Give it several hours.

Maritime Museum

This one almost sells itself to cruise passengers.

The New Zealand Maritime Museum is directly around the Viaduct waterfront.

From Princes Wharf?

Extremely easy.

From Queens?

Still very close.

And if your broader Oceania voyage is spending weeks moving across the Pacific?

Understanding New Zealand's maritime story seems fairly appropriate.

Viaduct Harbour for Riviera Passengers

This is probably the easiest recommendation on the page.

You're at Princes Wharf.

Walk towards Viaduct Harbour.

Choose somewhere that appeals.

Sit down.

Have lunch.

Look at Auckland Harbour.

You do not need a laminated excursion paddle to accomplish this.

For disembarking Riviera passengers with a late hotel check-in?

Even better.

Store luggage.

Lunch.

Then continue your Auckland stay.

Waiheke & Oceania Cruises

Oceania itself currently sells Auckland excursions incorporating Waiheke and food experiences.

So:

Is Waiheke realistic?

Yes.

But the answer depends on your situation.

Regatta — 13 February, 5pm sailing

I'd be conservative.

Riviera embarkation day

Don't make ferry schedules the source of your boarding stress.

Riviera pre-cruise day

Excellent.

Riviera post-cruise stay

Excellent.

That's the difference.

Waiheke deserves enough time to enjoy it rather than simply proving that you reached the island.

Matakana for Oceania Guests

For passengers staying in Auckland around a Riviera turnaround:

Matakana becomes particularly interesting.

North of Auckland, the wider Matakana area offers:

Wine
Food
Art
Sculpture
Countryside
Coast

That's a good match for an Oceania traveller.

It is less sensible during Regatta's short 5pm transit day.

But on a pre-cruise day before a 14- or 43-day voyage?

Completely different proposition.

Should Oceania Guests Go to Hobbiton From Auckland?

Again:

Look at your voyage.

Both Riviera Auckland departures travel to:

Tauranga immediately afterwards.

So if Hobbiton or Rotorua is a priority:

Compare excursion options across the itinerary rather than automatically using your Auckland time to drive south.

Auckland deserves its own day.

Particularly if it is where your cruise begins.

If Your Oceania Cruise Starts in Auckland

There is one recommendation above all others:

Don't fly in at the last possible moment.

Riviera's Auckland departure programme includes substantial international voyages, including a 14-day Sydney voyage and 43-day Singapore voyage.

You have invested in the cruise.

Protect it.

Come early.

And enjoy the embarkation city while you're here.

Our Ideal Oceania Pre-Cruise Stay

Two Nights

Arrival Day

Hotel.

Viaduct dinner.

Sleep.

Full Auckland Day

Double Decker Discovery.

Auckland Art Gallery or Museum.

Long lunch.

Sky Tower if desired.

Britomart evening.

Embarkation Day

Breakfast.

Relax.

Princes Wharf.

Riviera.

That feels rather more appropriate to Oceania than:

Airport baggage belt → taxi → panic → gangway.

Oceania's Auckland Hotels

Oceania itself currently offers pre-cruise hotel and land-programme options in Auckland, including central-city accommodation.

You don't have to use the cruise line's hotel programme.

But its existence reinforces something important:

Oceania expects guests to stay in Auckland.

That means we should serve the pre/post-cruise search market properly.

If Your Oceania Cruise Ends in Auckland

Riviera arrives in Auckland at the end of substantial voyages on:

24 January

and:

21 February.

If your flight is much later that day:

Don't automatically spend the entire period at Auckland Airport.

Store luggage.

Then:

Double Decker Discovery

or:

Gallery

or:

Viaduct lunch

or:

Maritime Museum.

Then go.

The last day of a cruise can still be part of the holiday.

The 24 January Turnaround Is Particularly Interesting

There is another thing happening around Auckland then.

Viking Orion is currently scheduled at Queens Wharf from 23–26 January, while Riviera is at Princes Wharf on the 24th.

So downtown Auckland will have:

Riviera

and:

Viking Orion

in port simultaneously.

That's a strong premium-cruise day for the city.

It also means:

Tours.

Restaurants.

Taxis.

Attractions.

May be busier.

Pre-book anything important.

21 February Is Even Bigger

On 21 February:

Riviera

is at Princes Wharf.

And:

Viking Orion

is at Queens Wharf beginning another multi-day stay.

Again:

Two premium ships.

Thousands of guests.

Downtown Auckland.

For the waterfront tourism economy?

That's exactly the sort of day the cruise season is meant to create.

Regatta: The Smaller-Ship Experience

Regatta deserves its own identity rather than being treated as mini-Riviera.

Oceania's current fleet material lists the ship at only around 670 guests, with a refreshed, residential-style interior and the company's usual emphasis on intimate luxury.

For Auckland?

A 670-guest ship at Queens Wharf is almost boutique tourism.

Passengers disperse into the city.

Local guides.

Restaurants.

Galleries.

Small attractions.

That's a good cruise fit for Auckland.

Riviera: The Culinary Flagship Experience

Riviera provides the more elaborate version of Oceania.

Oceania describes the ship as combining contemporary luxury and residential design, with a particularly extensive culinary programme.

And because both of Riviera's Auckland dates are turnarounds:

The best Vintage Views content shouldn't be only:

“What excursion can I book?”

It should be:

Where should I stay?

What do I do the day before?

Where do I eat?

Where is Princes Wharf?

Can I store luggage?

How do I spend disembarkation day?

How do I reach the airport?

That's where we become more useful than a generic port guide.

Princes Wharf vs Queens Wharf for Oceania

Riviera — Princes Wharf

Best for immediate access to:

Viaduct
Maritime Museum
Hilton Auckland
Waterfront dining

Regatta — Queens Wharf

Best for immediate access to:

Commercial Bay
Lower Queen Street
Britomart
Waitematā Station
Downtown ferries

In reality?

Both are excellent.

They are only a short distance apart.

If your berth changes from one to the other, central Auckland remains easily accessible.

What if the Port Schedule Says 4:30am?

Do not book breakfast with your guide for 4:45am.

Ports of Auckland explains that expected-arrival times represent the vessel's pilot boarding time, with approximately 1.5 hours from the pilot station to berth.

So Riviera's:

4:30am

does not mean passengers are standing outside Princes Wharf then.

On a turnaround day, embarkation timing is a separate matter again.

Follow:

Oceania's actual passenger instructions.

Oceania Passengers With Limited Mobility

Both downtown berths are advantageous because so much is close.

The flatter waterfront areas around:

Viaduct
Commercial Bay
Britomart
Maritime Museum

are easier than some of Auckland's hillier inland streets.

If walking distance is an issue:

Use taxis or rideshare strategically.

For Vintage Views:

Dorothy is a genuine vintage Routemaster with steps and an internal staircase to the upper deck.

What If It Rains?

You've sailed halfway around the world.

Don't let Auckland drizzle win.

Good options include:

Double Decker Discovery

Enclosed bus.

Auckland Art Gallery

Indoor.

Maritime Museum

Indoor and waterfront.

Commercial Bay

Food and shopping.

Sky Tower

Mostly indoors.

Auckland Museum

Large indoor attraction.

And the great advantage of central cruise berths?

You can adjust the day easily.

Frequently Asked Questions: Oceania Cruises Auckland

Does Oceania Cruises visit Auckland in 2027?

Yes.

Riviera currently has Auckland calls on 24 January and 21 February, while Regatta visits on 13 February.

Which Oceania ships visit Auckland?

Oceania Riviera and Oceania Regatta.

Where does Oceania Riviera dock?

Princes Wharf on both currently listed calls.

Where does Oceania Regatta dock?

Queens Wharf on 13 February 2027.

When is Riviera in Auckland?

24 January and 21 February 2027.

When is Regatta in Auckland?

13 February 2027.

Does Oceania sail from Auckland?

Yes.

Oceania currently has Riviera departures from Auckland including a 14-day Auckland-to-Sydney voyage and a 43-day Auckland-to-Singapore voyage.

When is the Oceania Auckland-to-Sydney cruise?

24 January 2027 aboard Riviera.

Is there an Auckland-to-Singapore Oceania cruise?

Yes.

Riviera currently departs Auckland on 21 February 2027 for a 43-day voyage to Singapore, arriving 5 April.

Is Riviera turning around in Auckland?

Yes on both current calls.

The January call connects Perth-to-Auckland and Auckland-to-Sydney itineraries, while the February call connects Sydney-to-Auckland with a new Auckland-originating voyage.

Is Regatta a turnaround?

Its current 13 February port listing shows a standard transit call between Tauranga and Bay of Islands rather than an Auckland turnaround.

How many guests does Regatta carry?

Oceania's current fleet information lists approximately 670 guests and 400 staff.

Is Oceania known for food?

Food is central to Oceania's brand, which uses “The Finest Cuisine at Sea” for its culinary programme.

Does Riviera have a cooking school?

Yes.

Riviera has Oceania's hands-on Culinary Center.

Can Oceania passengers explore Auckland independently?

Very easily.

Both Queens and Princes are central downtown berths.

Can I walk to Viaduct Harbour?

Yes.

It is particularly close to Princes Wharf and still an easy waterfront walk from Queens.

Is Waiheke possible?

Yes, but it makes far more sense on a pre/post-cruise day than during Regatta's shorter 5pm port call.

Can I book an independent Auckland shore excursion?

Yes.

Always keep appropriate margin around Oceania's all-aboard or embarkation instructions.

How long is Double Decker Discovery?

Approximately 90 minutes.

Does the tour cross Auckland Harbour Bridge?

Yes.

Is Vintage Views open-top?

No.

Dorothy is an enclosed vintage London Routemaster.

What should I do after the tour?

For Oceania guests we'd particularly recommend:

A good lunch
Auckland Art Gallery
Maritime Museum
Sky Tower
Britomart
Viaduct Harbour

rather than attempting to turn every remaining hour into another organised excursion.

Our Recommended Regatta Auckland Day

1. Queens Wharf

Walk off.

2. Double Decker Discovery

Approximately 90 minutes.

3. Art Gallery or Sky Tower

Choose one.

4. Lunch

Make it good.

5. Waterfront

Relax.

6. Regatta

Before all-aboard.

Balanced.

Local.

No unnecessary marathon.

Our Recommended Riviera Pre-Cruise Auckland Stay

Night One

Arrive.

Viaduct dinner.

Day Two

Double Decker Discovery.

Museum or gallery.

Long lunch.

Explore.

Cruise Morning

Breakfast.

Princes Wharf.

Board Riviera.

Then:

New Zealand.

Or:

Singapore.

depending on just how ambitious you've been.

Why Oceania & Auckland Work So Well Together

Oceania's own formula is:

Food + destination + smaller luxury ships.

Auckland offers:

Food + destination + cruise berths in the middle of the city.

That's a very natural match.

You don't need to take a giant excursion simply to justify coming ashore.

You can:

Walk.

Eat.

Tour.

Visit a gallery.

Understand the city.

Have a glass of New Zealand wine.

And return.

For Riviera guests?

Stay beforehand.

Stay afterwards.

Use Auckland as part of the larger journey.

Because in 2027 Oceania is not merely visiting Auckland.

It is starting major voyages here.

And that tells us something important about Auckland's growing place in the regional cruise network.

Continue Planning Your Oceania Auckland Visit

Internal link: Auckland Cruise Port Guide 2026/27
Our main Auckland cruise authority page.

Internal link: Princes Wharf Auckland Cruise Terminal Guide
Essential for both Riviera calls.

Internal link: Queens Wharf Auckland Cruise Terminal Guide
For Oceania Regatta on 13 February.

Internal link: Auckland Shore Excursions
Independent sightseeing options.

Internal link: Double Decker Discovery
Our approximately 90-minute Auckland city introduction.

Internal link: Viaduct Harbour Guide
A particularly natural Oceania dining stop.

Internal link: Te Waharoa & Bledisloe North
Auckland's wider cruise infrastructure future.

Exact Oceania Pages Worth Building

Oceania Riviera — Auckland — 24 January 2027

Focus on:

Princes Wharf
Turnaround
Perth voyage ending
Auckland-to-Sydney starting
Pre/post-cruise stays
Two premium ships in Auckland with Viking Orion

Oceania Regatta — Auckland — 13 February 2027

Focus on:

Queens Wharf
5pm departure
Short efficient port day
Food and city sightseeing

Oceania Riviera — Auckland — 21 February 2027

This should be the flagship.

Focus on:

Princes Wharf
Sydney cruise ending
43-day Auckland-to-Singapore voyage beginning
Pre-cruise Auckland
Viking Orion also in town
Auckland as an international cruise gateway

Official Oceania & Auckland Information

For the cruise itself:

Use Oceania Cruises.

Oceania's current published programme confirms Riviera departures from Auckland on both 24 January and 21 February 2027, including Auckland-to-Sydney and Auckland-to-Singapore itineraries.

For the berth:

Use Ports of Auckland.

As checked on 19 August 2026:

Riviera — Princes Wharf — 24 January
Regatta — Queens Wharf — 13 February
Riviera — Princes Wharf — 21 February.

Berths can change.

Times can change.

Embarkation arrangements can change.

Your Oceania documentation remains the final authority for your actual sailing.

Vintage Views independently maintains this guide to make Auckland easier to understand before, during and after your cruise.

And for Oceania passengers?

We have one final piece of advice:

Don't eat every meal on the ship.

Yes.

We know who we're saying that to.