Left to right: Park Hyatt, Esther, Viaduct Harbour, Rua Moana, Bivacco and Soul Bar & Bistro

Looking to celebrate, entertain out-of-town guests, or just embrace the City of Sails? We have just the ticket

Auckland’s vibrant and bustling waterfront precinct, Viaduct Harbour, sits at the heart of our urban landscape, and has long-been the city’s go-to destination for celebrations and unforgettable experiences. Known for its energy and easy water access, this lively locale is where Aucklanders go to connect, thanks to the endless ways to fill a day. From waterfront dining to sunset cocktails, Viaduct Harbour is a haven for foodies and those looking to toast life’s special moments. For adventure seekers, the marina is your gateway to the Waitematā, offering chartered voyages and spectacular sailing experiences. And, for those seeking rest and relaxation, a luxurious staycation at the QT, Sofitel, or Park Hyatt awaits. At Viaduct Harbour, every visit is unforgettable — here is just one way to spend a day at the place where it all happens.

Stay at Park Hyatt

For an elevated stay in the heart of Auckland, Park Hyatt redefines luxury with exquisitely appointed rooms and sweeping views across the Waitematā. With four dining venues, a serene spa, infinity pool, and exclusive fitness amenities, all within a refined sanctuary, here, the welcoming hospitality the Viaduct Harbour is known for comes to life. 


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Breakfast at Esther

Start your day on a high note at Sean Connolly’s Esther — a vibrant Mediterranean-inspired eatery within Viaduct Harbour’s QT Hotel. With its stunning new al fresco dining space reminiscent of a Spanish seaside retreat and European-style brunches spanning the healthy and wholesome to the substantial and satisfying, there’s no better spot to kick off the day. 

Stroll Through Viaduct Harbour

Beyond its culinary and maritime appeal, Viaduct Harbour’s art scene enriches its landscape with captivating works worth viewing. From Jeppe Hein’s Long Modified Bench to Graham Tipene and LandLAB’s Te Mata Topaki lookout to Phil Price’s Cytoplasm sculpture — each exemplifies the artistic innovation that defines this culturally rich precinct.

A Day on Rua Moana

With Waitematā Harbour and the Hauraki Gulf on the doorstep, charter a boat from the bustling marina for a day of adventure — from scenic cruises to thrilling sailing, or simply island hoping and swimming. For a tailored experience, Rua Moana luxury charter promises an unforgettable day on the water.

Drinks at Bivacco

Bivacco’s incredible corner site with ample outdoor seating is the perfect place to perch for a leisurely lunch, afternoon aperitivo, dinner, or nightcap. Brimming with action that’s sure to conjure up the convivial spirit whatever the occasion, Bivacco is a Viaduct Harbour
scene stealer.

Dinner at Soul Bar & Bistro

Central to Viaduct Harbour’s allure is its thriving dining scene, and the jewel in the gastronomic crown is Soul Bar & Bistro. Here, the vibe is always lively, the food ever-changing and always tasty, and the cocktails among some of the best in the city — all best enjoyed on the sprawling, sun-soaked, floral festooned terrace.

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