Wellington Picton Ferry
The ferry journey from Wellington to Picton provides a picturesque and tranquil passage through the heart of New Zealand’s stunning Marlborough Sounds. Upon arrival in Picton, a charming seaside town nestled amidst lush hills, you’ll be greeted by scenic views of crystal-clear waters, rolling green landscapes, and a peaceful atmosphere.
Picton is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding natural beauty, from the famous Queen Charlotte Track to nearby vineyards producing world-renowned Sauvignon Blanc. The town also offers an array of local cafes, restaurants, and shops, making it the perfect starting point for a peaceful getaway or further adventures around the South Island.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Wellington -Picton
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About Wellington
CentrePort Wellington, situated in the heart of New Zealand’s capital, serves as a key gateway for ferry travel across the Cook Strait. Regular connections to Picton and the South Island offer passengers and vehicles a scenic and efficient journey.
Whether travelling between islands or exploring Wellington, CentrePort is a convenient and welcoming hub for your journey.
About Picton
The port area of Picton is equipped with standard amenities, like wifi and bathrooms. Shuttles will transport guests to a visitor information centre once your Picton ship docks at Shakespeare Bay.
In recent years, Picton has gained recognition. It serves as the gateway to the South Island of New Zealand, where visitors can reach the islands and resorts of the Marlborough Sounds, a network of stunning islands. The region is known for its vineyards, so visitors can take advantage of vineyard tours and tastings.
Picton is a hidden gem for international travellers. For first-time visitors, the area is especially memorable because of the stunning scenery in the Marlborough Sounds and the views of the New Zealand countryside. Take a leisurely stroll through Pollard Park on the waterfront or take a tour of the wildlife rehabilitation centre at EcoWorld Aquarium to see rescued and protected species. The foodie and café scene, outdoor activities like hiking and kayaking, and stunning views of the mountains and water will astound you on your New Zealand cruise.
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