Strategically located on the Waitematā Harbour, we handle a diverse range of cargo from containers to steel, to cruise ships. With our innovative facilities and a commitment to sustainability, we're not just a port - we're an essential part of New Zealand's economy.
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Vessels in port
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A-REX DEXTERITY
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AWANUIA
WharfCaptain Cook East (CE) -
CAPITAINE TASMAN
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CMA CGM MARLIN
WharfFergusson West (FX) -
DIAMOND PRINCESS
WharfPrinces East (PE)
Discover our port
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Latest media releases
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Summer cruise season in Auckland gets underway
Port of Auckland’s cruise team is gearing up for another busy season with more than 100 ships scheduled to arrive this summer.
Port of Auckland named finalist for four awards at 2024 Deloitte Top 200 Business Awards
Port of Auckland is thrilled to be named as finalists for four awards at the upcoming Deloitte Top 200 Business Awards. Port of Auckland has been named as finalists for the following awards: Jan Dawson for Chairperson of the Year, Roger Gray for Chief Executive of the Year, Diversity and Inclusion Leadership and Company of the Year.Port of Auckland first port to join Pride Pledge
Port of Auckland has become the first port in the country to partner with Pride Pledge.
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Environment and sustainability
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We take the sustainability of our operations very seriously – socially, economically, and environmentally and aim to be the preferred port for our customers and our people.
Our vision is to be a valued and trusted part of New Zealand’s supply chain and the wider Auckland community by championing sustainable business practices.
Our purpose is to facilitate the sustainable growth of trade for Auckland and the upper North Island. As a port located in the heart of the city, we must be smart not only about how we manage our day-to-day operations, but also how we prepare for the future with our customers and stakeholders.
Protecting our precious harbour and minimising impacts on our neighbours are at the forefront of our present-day operations and will be central to how we shape the sustainable future for the port, for our customers, Auckland’s economy and the wider New Zealand supply chain.
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