Wellington International Airport

Wellington International Airport

This is the second busiest airport in New Zealand’s North Island and serves the country’s capital city. Most of the ongoing improvements to the terminal facilities are always scheduled for completion this year.

Information regarding the Airport

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Wellington International Airport

Wellington International Airport has managed to construct an information Centre in the baggage claim area. The information Centre usually provides customer assistance phones and major details of transport, accommodation and other information that can assist visitors to the city. A major team of Volunteer airport ambassadors are also on duty during most of the afternoons in the busiest areas of the terminal.

Public Transport

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Airport Flyer Express

The airport flyer Express bus usually runs every ten minutes from the airport to the famous wellington train station and back during the peak hours mostly during the week. The usual journey time to the central of wellington is approximately 25 minute and the fare is usually NZ $ 8.The shuttle bus company including the famous super shuttle always provide shared-ride services to the central wellington form outside arrivals, the fare to central wellington using a shuttle usually decreases with the number of passengers in the shuttle. Wellington airport transfer is considered an option as well.

The terminal facilities

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Wellington International Airport Terminal

The Beauty of most international airports is that they have banking facilities in and around the airport and wellington airport services is no exception. The ATMs, banking facilities and the amazing foreign exchange kiosks are located in the terminal building. For communication Inside the Airport, postal services are usually available at Travelex on level 1 of the terminal and stamps can be purchased form there.

Airport facilities

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Wellington Airport Conference Centre

Wellington airport conference Centre is an amazing place to hold meeting in while at the airport. It offers a good number of meeting rooms with a capacity of up to 100 persons per meeting. The disabled facilities are an added advantage to the disabled people visiting the airport. There is a dedicated car parking spaces and car lifts which are specially made available for the disable people. There are lifts available at all levels for the disable people and also a good number of adapted toilets and staff to offer special assistance, wheel chairs are also available.

Skiing in New Zealand

Skiing in New Zealand

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Skiing in New Zealand

Commercial New Zealand ski areas such as the remarkable all have their own distinct character. Most offer the world class facilities including snow making, the unique state of the art snow grooming and comprehensive base and dining facilities. The smaller club fields like the temple basin are often run by a group of enthusiasts and have simple facilities such as rope tow or T-bar lifts, the obvious generally no snow grooming but good day lodges and often a more social atmosphere.

Snowboarding in New Zealand

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New Zealand Snowboarder

Snowboarding in New Zealand is a popular winter activity. All New Zealand ski areas always cater for snowboarding to some extent and you will find good riding at them all. New Zealand has some amazing spots for skiing that are found in that in the central south island which is known as one of the top snowboarding areas.

Guided snow trips in New Zealand

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Skiing Session

There are many agencies that specialize in arranging skiing sessions for people in New Zealand. If you find it very cumbersome to organize one on your own. The agencies will organize everything for you including accommodation, transport to the ski fields, the ski passes and also tour guides. The snow tour is the best way to get the best of your New Zealand holiday trip. Prior planning of skiing can help you to experience multiple ski fields in a short space of time having everything taken care of for you.

When to Ski in New Zealand

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Ski season always runs from June through to late October

The famous New Zealand ski season always runs from June through to late October. The conditions that permit the major commercial ski areas usually begin opening in early June with the smaller areas gradually opening in late June or early July. The month of June and July being colder always offer some good powder skiing. And August is the much awaited peak month in which to ski and the month of September and October always offer a variety of skiing for spring skiing conditions to winter powder.

Why visit New Zealand

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Ski lovers visit New Zealand during the Ski Season

For the ski lovers, they should visit New Zealand during the ski season to be able to ski in the wild. The indoor ski does not give the pleasure that the wild does.