Mission Bay Holiday Packages

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We can bundle your flights and accommodation into one neat little package. Talk about convenience!

This way, you'll have some extra spending money for sightseeing in Mission Bay.

If you book now, you can save up to $245. And think of the choices you have with more than 550 partner airlines and 665,000 properties, it's simple to design your dream getaway.

Don't waste your time scouring the internet when you could be packing. Wotif has some of the most attractive deals anywhere.

Mission Bay Accommodation

Unfortunately, you're out of luck if you were hoping to discover accommodations in Mission Bay. However, there are 144 properties just a quick ride away. Have a squiz at your options on Wotif.

Having a few probs deciding where to get your beauty sleep? That's why we're here. The Hilton Auckland (Princes Wharf 147 Quay Street) and the Hauraki Blue Overnight Cruise (Viaduct Harbour Corner Of Quay And) are a couple of well-known properties not very far away.

Car Hire in Mission Bay

After you hit the tarmac at Auckland International Airport, you'll be pleased to discover that Avis and Economy Rent a car are only a short stroll away. There's no need to lose even a minute of your precious holiday before you hit the highway.

Hertz (154 Victoria St West) is only 4 kilometres from the heart of the city, so you won't have to travel too far at all to get a hold of those keys.

Holidays to Mission Bay

Isn't it time you quit fantasising about Mission Bay and hopped on that plane already? We think it is. But before you start fighting your neighbour for armrest rights, let us show you around.

If you're busting to see another side of the significant city of Auckland, staying in Mission Bay is exactly what you should do. From the downtown area, the neighbourhood is 6 kilometres away to the east.

It's the people that can make an escape truly memorable. So while you're visiting Mission Bay, why not head out of town for a while and introduce yourself to some of the 420 000 locals that call Auckland their home?