How to get fromTe Aroha to Auckland Airport (AKL)by car, plane, bus, rideshare, or train

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There are 6 ways to get from Te Aroha to Auckland Airport (AKL) by car, plane, bus, rideshare, or train

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Drive, fly
best
1. Drive from Te Aroha to Tauranga-Airport-TRGcar
2. Fly from Tauranga Airport (TRG) to Auckland (AKL)plane TRG - AKL
1h 47m
$80–476
Bus
cheapest
1. Take the bus from Paeroa to Manukau Citybus Auckland - Central - Tauranga / ...
3h 40m
$26–54
Airport Transfer
1. Take the rideshare from Te Aroha to Auckland-AKLrideshare 127.7 km
1h 34m
Drive 127.7 km
1. Drive from Te Aroha to Auckland Airport (AKL)car 127.7 km
1h 34m
$37–54
Bus via Hamilton
1. Take the bus from 21 Kenrick St, Te Aroha to Transport Centrebus 22
2. Take the bus from Hamilton - Central to Manukau Citybus Auckland - Central - Wellington - Central / ...
3h 52m
$27–32
Bus, train
1. Take the bus from 21 Kenrick St, Te Aroha to Gate 2, University of Waikatobus 22
2. Take the bus from Gate 2, University of Waikato to Rotokauri Transport Hubbus O / ...
3. Take the train from Hamilton Rotokauri to Puhinui Stationtrain
4h 36m
$41–61

Te Aroha to Auckland Airport (AKL) by bus

5Weekly Buses

3h 40mAverage Duration

$26Cheapest Price

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Map of how to get from Te Aroha to Auckland Airport (AKL).

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Distance: 231.5 km
Duration: 1h 47m

What companies run services between Te Aroha, New Zealand and Auckland Airport (AKL), New Zealand?

InterCity operates a bus from Paeroa to Manukau City twice daily. Tickets cost $17–40 and the journey takes 1h 49m.

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