You don't need to worry about charging up devices and downloading movies when you travel with Interislander. With onboard play areas, cinemas, shops, outdoor spaces and live entertainers during the holidays, we've got entertainment covered!
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When it comes to travelling New Zealand you can fly or take the ferry. If you are wondering which is better, then here’s five reasons why the ferry is the answer!
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If you’re making a special journey to the capital for World of WearableArt Awards Show (WOW®), we’ve put together all the information you need to know.
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Whether you’re visiting from afar or are a Kiwi who’s never hopped aboard, the Interislander™ is an easy, comfortable and scenic way to jump between New Zealand’s North and South Islands. Here are some helpful tips to plan your journey.
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There's so much to do in Wellington before embarking on your Interislander journey. So whether you’ve got a couple of hours or half a day here are our top things to do in Wellington before getting on the Interislander Ferry.
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The shoulder seasons are full of crisp, clear mornings, glassy waters and remote untouched beaches, giving you the chance to soak in the serenity of your surroundings.
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How do you get from the North Island to the South Island with a campervan? Travelling on the Interislander is easy, find out why!
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As winter rolls in you might need some inspiration on what to do with the kids. Luckily, we’ve got the perfect recipe. And it starts with Wellington.
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You don't need to worry about charging up devices and downloading movies when you travel with Interislander. With onboard play areas, cinemas, shops, outdoor spaces and live entertainers during the holidays, we've got entertainment covered!
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Where did our favourite NZ ferry come from? When did it launch? And how has it got to where it is today? Step aboard and let us take you on a journey through the history of the Cook Strait ferry.
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There are all sorts of ocean-dwelling creatures who make the 93 kilometres between the North and South Island their home. And if you’re lucky, they might show face, fins or beaks on your journey with us.
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