Your journey starts at our terminals
With terminals in Auckland, Waiheke Island, and Aotea Great Barrier Island, catching a SeaLink ferry is easy and convenient. In Auckland, our vehicle ferry terminals are located at Wynyard Quarter, right in the heart of the city and close to great hotels, bars, and eateries, and at Half Moon Bay in East Auckland, just beyond the marina. On Waiheke Island, we arrive at Kennedy Point, now home to the island’s new marina. On Aotea Great Barrier Island, you’ll find us docking at both Tryphena and Port Fitzroy. Our fast and comfortable SeaLink Clippers run between Pine Harbour and Auckland’s downtown ferry terminal at Pier 3. Pop by and say hello anytime, we’re always happy to help. Looking for more details on our terminals? Click your favourite destination below to learn more.
Auckland City (Hamer St)
SeaLink's Auckland City terminal, located at 56 Hamer Street in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter, serves as a key departure point for ferries to Waiheke and Great Barrier Islands. The terminal features a ticket office and waiting area, providing passengers with a comfortable space before boarding. It is wheelchair accessible, ensuring ease of movement for all travelers. A limited number of baggage trolleys are provided to assist with luggage transport. Public transportation options are conveniently close, facilitating access to and from the terminal. If you are staying at a hotel in Auckland City then Hamer Street is the best terminal for you.
Facilities
Ticket Office
Driver and Vehicle
Passengers
Ferries
Sea Quest
Sea Quest
The newest boat in our fleet Sea Quest joined our fleet in February 2023. Capable of carrying up to 300 tonnes, Sea Quest can hold up to 30 cars and can accommodate up to 299 passengers. Comprising of both comfort and the ability to take heavy loads, Sea Quest is our most versatile vessel yet. With modern additions like AC/USB charge ports and free WiFi, Sea Quest is a great boat to explore the Gulf on. A spacious and comfortable café awaits in the cabin and passengers are welcome to head to the large top deck for a great view. We’ve even got a kennel area for our furry friends and bike racks suitable for all styles including electric.
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Island Navigator
Island Navigator
Island Navigator is our catamaran ferry that cruises to Great Barrier Island from Auckland City. The journey to Great Barrier Island is 4.5-5 hours, but keep your eyes peeled for marine life including dolphins, penguins and whales on your voyage. The licenced café and bar will keep you well fed and watered on the trip and there’s even a movie room where you can pass the time watching a film.
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Seaway
Seaway
Seaway is our crossover ferry with half the vehicle deck covered and the other half an open deck. Transporting passengers, vehicles and freight Seaway is a drive on and drive off ferry for most vehicles. Trucks and vehicles with items on roof racks will be required to reverse onto the ferry. Relax in the comfortable air-conditioned lounge, while enjoying food and drinks from the licenced café/bar. Admire the view through the large windows or head up another level to feel the breeze in your hair on the open deck.
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Auckland CBD, Pier 3, Downtown Ferry Terminal
Pier 3 is situated in the Downtown Ferry terminal in the heart of Auckland City. It's just a 30-minute drive from Auckland Airport and a 2 minute walk from Britomart Train Station. There's no ticketing office for this ferry service and you will need to purchase a ticket at one of the Auckland Transport machines located just inside the ferry terminal or you can tag on with your AT Hop Card. Coffee shops are located across the road and nearby if you arrive early or need to grab a drink or snack before boarding. Our ferries do not have a café/bar onboard, so on this route no food or drinks can be purchased. You can travel with your bike to and from Pine Harbour. They will be parked on the back deck for the duration of the sailing.
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Ferries
Clipper II, III, IV, V
Clipper II, III, IV, V
Our clippers run between Pine Harbour marina on the Pōhutakawa Coast and downtown Auckland seven days a week. These modern, high-speed catamarans transport up to 48 passengers and 98 passengers at a time. Relax in the comfort of the inside cabin or on the small back open deck, for an exhilarating ride. The perfect boat from commuters or for people wanting to explore the Pōhutukawa coast. Because of the size and speed the Clippers operate at, there are no onboard café facilities. Great for private charters as these ferries can be taken into most wharves and private jetties.
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East Auckland (Half Moon Bay)
The Half Moon Bay terminal is located at 37 Ara-Tai Road, East Auckland and serves as a key gateway for services to Waiheke Island. Approximately 35 minutes from Auckland Airport and a 30-minute drive from Auckland's CBD, the terminal is accessible by public transport from nearby areas like Howick, Pakuranga, and Botany. Facilities include a ticket office, waiting area, wheelchair access, onsite toilets, bike racks, and first aid kits. If you need a coffee or snacks before your sailing the nearby Half Moon Bay marina has plenty of shops. Remember though, there is a licensed café and bar onboard.
Facilities
Ticket Office
Driver and Vehicle
Passengers
Ferries
Seacat
Seacat
Vehicle and passenger ferry Seacat is the biggest ferry and flagship of our fleet. The large upstairs lounge is the perfect spot to enjoy a snack and a drink from the licenced café and bar. Admire the view from the lounge or venture up to the top deck on a nice day for an incredible view of the Hauraki Gulf and the best point for dolphin spotting. Your vehicle will be protected on the crossing with high sides and most of the vehicle deck covered leaving just the front as an open deck space to carry high roofed vehicles. A journey on Seacat is always a relaxing cruise and a great way to get to and from Waiheke Island
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Seabridge
Seabridge
Seabridge is a barge style ferry with an open deck transporting passengers, heavy vehicles and freight primarily between Auckland and Waiheke Island. Seabridge is also known to make the journey to Great Barrier Island to supply fuel to the island and even goes as far field as the Great Mercury Islands.
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Waiheke Island (Kennedy Point)
The Kennedy Point SeaLink terminal, located on Donald Bruce Road, Waiheke Island, serves as a vital connection between the island and Auckland. Situated on the southern side of Waiheke in Putiki Bay, the terminal offers several amenities for travellers, including a ticket office, wheelchair accessibility, onsite toilets, baggage trolleys, and first aid kits. A coffee cart is also available for refreshments. Public transport options are conveniently accessible nearby, facilitating easy travel to and from the terminal. Adjacent to the main ferry ramp, there's a public boat ramp with a floating dock, enhancing the terminal's utility for various maritime activities.
Facilities
Ticket Office
Driver and Vehicle
Passengers
Ferries
Seacat
Seacat
Vehicle and passenger ferry Seacat is the biggest ferry and flagship of our fleet. The large upstairs lounge is the perfect spot to enjoy a snack and a drink from the licenced café and bar. Admire the view from the lounge or venture up to the top deck on a nice day for an incredible view of the Hauraki Gulf and the best point for dolphin spotting. Your vehicle will be protected on the crossing with high sides and most of the vehicle deck covered leaving just the front as an open deck space to carry high roofed vehicles. A journey on Seacat is always a relaxing cruise and a great way to get to and from Waiheke Island
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Seabridge
Seabridge
Seabridge is a barge style ferry with an open deck transporting passengers, heavy vehicles and freight primarily between Auckland and Waiheke Island. Seabridge is also known to make the journey to Great Barrier Island to supply fuel to the island and even goes as far field as the Great Mercury Islands.
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Sea Quest
Sea Quest
The newest boat in our fleet Sea Quest joined our fleet in February 2023. Capable of carrying up to 300 tonnes, Sea Quest can hold up to 30 cars and can accommodate up to 299 passengers. Comprising of both comfort and the ability to take heavy loads, Sea Quest is our most versatile vessel yet. With modern additions like AC/USB charge ports and free WiFi, Sea Quest is a great boat to explore the Gulf on. A spacious and comfortable café awaits in the cabin and passengers are welcome to head to the large top deck for a great view. We’ve even got a kennel area for our furry friends and bike racks suitable for all styles including electric.
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Seaway
Seaway
Seaway is our crossover ferry with half the vehicle deck covered and the other half an open deck. Transporting passengers, vehicles and freight Seaway is a drive on and drive off ferry for most vehicles. Trucks and vehicles with items on roof racks will be required to reverse onto the ferry. Relax in the comfortable air-conditioned lounge, while enjoying food and drinks from the licenced café/bar. Admire the view through the large windows or head up another level to feel the breeze in your hair on the open deck.
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Great Barrier Island (Port Fitzroy)
Port Fitzroy, located on Great Barrier Island's northern end, serves as a secondary wharf for SeaLink's ferry services. The journey from Auckland's Hamer Street terminal takes approximately five hours. Approaching Port Fitzroy is like a scene out of Jurassic Park, with stunning scenery and a virtually untouched wilderness. Facilities near the wharf include a general store where tickets can be purchased. There's limited short-term parking available, but no long-term parking. There is no public transport on the island. If you do not have your vehicle with you, you will need to organise a shuttle or have your rental car dropped to the wharf.
Facilities
Ferries
Sea Quest
Sea Quest
The newest boat in our fleet Sea Quest joined our fleet in February 2023. Capable of carrying up to 300 tonnes, Sea Quest can hold up to 30 cars and can accommodate up to 299 passengers. Comprising of both comfort and the ability to take heavy loads, Sea Quest is our most versatile vessel yet. With modern additions like AC/USB charge ports and free WiFi, Sea Quest is a great boat to explore the Gulf on. A spacious and comfortable café awaits in the cabin and passengers are welcome to head to the large top deck for a great view. We’ve even got a kennel area for our furry friends and bike racks suitable for all styles including electric.
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Island Navigator
Island Navigator
Island Navigator is our catamaran ferry that cruises to Great Barrier Island from Auckland City. The journey to Great Barrier Island is 4.5-5 hours, but keep your eyes peeled for marine life including dolphins, penguins and whales on your voyage. The licenced café and bar will keep you well fed and watered on the trip and there’s even a movie room where you can pass the time watching a film.
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Great Barrier Island (Tryphena)
Tryphena Wharf is our main terminal on Great Barrier Island, and your gateway to and from the mainland. Tucked into one of the island’s most scenic spots, it’s where we load up with passengers, freight, and island vibes. Regular sailings keep things running smoothly for locals, visitors, and businesses alike. The terminal plays a crucial role in supporting the island’s tourism and local economy by ensuring consistent and reliable access to the mainland. Regular ferry schedules make travel convenient and accessible year-round.
Facilities
Ferries
Sea Quest
Sea Quest
The newest boat in our fleet Sea Quest joined our fleet in February 2023. Capable of carrying up to 300 tonnes, Sea Quest can hold up to 30 cars and can accommodate up to 299 passengers. Comprising of both comfort and the ability to take heavy loads, Sea Quest is our most versatile vessel yet. With modern additions like AC/USB charge ports and free WiFi, Sea Quest is a great boat to explore the Gulf on. A spacious and comfortable café awaits in the cabin and passengers are welcome to head to the large top deck for a great view. We’ve even got a kennel area for our furry friends and bike racks suitable for all styles including electric.
Click for full ferry details
Island Navigator
Island Navigator
Island Navigator is our catamaran ferry that cruises to Great Barrier Island from Auckland City. The journey to Great Barrier Island is 4.5-5 hours, but keep your eyes peeled for marine life including dolphins, penguins and whales on your voyage. The licenced café and bar will keep you well fed and watered on the trip and there’s even a movie room where you can pass the time watching a film.
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Pine Harbour (Pōhutukawa Coast)
SeaLink’s Pine Harbour terminal is a key link between East Auckland and the city, perfect for a quick, scenic 30-minute ride to town. With up to 20 weekday sailings on our high-speed clippers, it’s a breeze for commuters. Tap on with your AT HOP card or grab a ticket at the machine (just a heads-up, we don’t sell tickets onboard anymore). You’ll find cafés and eateries close by at the marina, and the Beachlands–Maraetai walkway right on your doorstep, so it’s more than just a terminal, it’s a great spot to start or end your day.
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Passengers
Cafés (nearby)
Ferries
Clipper II, III, IV, V
Clipper II, III, IV, V
Our clippers run between Pine Harbour marina on the Pōhutakawa Coast and downtown Auckland seven days a week. These modern, high-speed catamarans transport up to 48 passengers and 98 passengers at a time. Relax in the comfort of the inside cabin or on the small back open deck, for an exhilarating ride. The perfect boat from commuters or for people wanting to explore the Pōhutukawa coast. Because of the size and speed the Clippers operate at, there are no onboard café facilities. Great for private charters as these ferries can be taken into most wharves and private jetties.
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