Herne Bay Holiday Packages

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Herne Bay Accommodation

You won't have to go far to find great accommodation in Herne Bay. Wotif currently lists 10 properties in the vicinity of the neighbourhood.

Wotif's got some great suggestions if you're curious about where to spend your evenings. Have a squiz at the rates and facilities at the Mollies Boutique Hotel (6 Tweed Street) and The Great Ponsonby ArtHotel (30 Ponsonby Terrace), two sought-after options close by.

Car Hire in Herne Bay

It makes no difference how much gear you brought with you, because Avis and Economy Rent a car are only a few minutes from the arrivals hall at Auckland International Airport. Commandeer a luggage trolley (or two) and make the quick walk to pick up your hire car.

Quick and convenient — two words everyone loves to hear while travelling the world. Fortunately, Avis stays true to them. Just 2 kilometres from the city centre and offering a selection of quality cars, you'll be driving off on your next epic adventure in no time at all.

Holidays to Herne Bay

Tired of listening to your mates brag about their awesome holidays? Can't deal with another glorious travel pic on your feed? It's time to have your own magnificent adventure in Herne Bay. Set things in motion right now by finding out the basics.

From the centre of Auckland, you'll have to make your way 3 kilometres west to arrive in Herne Bay.

It's the people that can make an adventure truly awesome. So while you're in Herne Bay, why not head out of town for a bit and introduce yourself to some of the 420 000 locals that call Auckland home?