The city of Auckland is a city located in the North Island of New Zealand. Auckland has a multicultural community and has the highest urban population in the whole country. Auckland is also home to the largest Polynesian population in the world. Besides that, Auckland is also affectionately known as the 'City of Sails' as the Viaduct, the yachts and boats, as well as Hauraki Gulf and Rangitoto Island, are famous attractions for fellow tourists. Auckland is built on the bed of a dozen volcanoes, which gives the city a unique personality that can be felt just by walking around the city.

Best time to fly from Kalibo-Boracay to Auckland

The best time to visit Auckland is from December till February, which is the city's peak travel season. This may cause a rise in accommodation prices as more tourists to flock Auckland. However, visitors can expect the prices to go down as January comes and the holidays have ended. Adrenaline junkies will enjoy this season as the calmer winds and clear skies are suitable for extreme sports like bungee jumping and skydiving. Road trips are also recommended during this time of the year.

Those who enjoy outdoor activities would thoroughly enjoy Auckland during March till May as the cooler weather beckons visitors to go hiking as well as zip-lining. This time of the year, festival-goers get the chance to go to Auckland's many music and art festivals such as the Auckland's Art Festival as well as the Royal Easter Show. Travellers on a budget are recommended to visit Auckland during this time of the year as the hotel prices decrease significantly.

All throughout June till August is considered to be Auckland’s low season due to the cold weather. Though there is no snowfall, the winds are strong and viciously cold. Visitors are reminded to dress accordingly. However, around this time of the year, visitors can catch New Zealand’s International Film Festival and join the fashionable crowd at New Zealand Fashion Week.

September till November is the ideal time for foodies to visit Auckland as this when the city's main dining event - Taste of Auckland - takes place. It is the perfect time for visitors to try authentic New Zealand cuisines. In addition to that, the hotel and airfares are significantly cheaper during this season.

Main airports available in Kalibo-Boracay and Auckland

Kalibo International Airport – The KaliboInternational Airport is an international airport that serves the area of Kalibo, the capital province of Aklan, Philippines. The airport is only a 5-minute drive from Kalibo Town and a 10-minute drive to the Bakhawan Mangrove Forest, one of Kalibo's most popular tourist attractions. Kalibo Airport is only a 75-minute shuttle or van ride to Boracay Island's main port of entry in Caticlan. The airport is equipped with duty-free stores, souvenir shops, as well as small cafes and canteens for dining. Besides that, massage services and a children's play area is available at the airport's ground level. There are ticket booths for buses, chartered vans, and private cars directly outside the arrival terminal of Kalibo Airport.

Auckland Airport – Auckland Airport is the largest and busiest airport in New Zealand. The airport is located 21 kilometres south of the Auckland city centre and is situated near a residential hub named Mangere. The airport can be accessed by road through State Highway 2A and State Highway 2B. Auckland visitors can take the bus to and from the airport by taking the 380 Airporter as well as the SkyBus Express. The city is planning to add railways connecting to the airport to improve Auckland's infrastructure further.

Climate pattern in Kalibo-Boracay to Auckland

Auckland has an oceanic climate which is classified as subtropical with warm, humid summers and mild damp winters. The city is the warmest centre of New Zealand and is also one of the sunniest in the country. On average, the daily maximum temperature is 23.7 °C (74.7 °F) in February and 14.7 °C (58.5 °F) in July. In addition, snowfall is extremely rare in Auckland.

Highlights attractions in Auckland

• Rangitoto Island - The volcanic island is situated just off the coast of central Auckland and is well-known for its distinctive symmetrical cone. The island also has one of the best hiking trails in the world. There are multiple trails available for the visitors to appreciate the panoramic views that the island provides. One of the more popular routes is the Summit Track, which brings hikers along lava fields as well as the world’s largest pohutukawa forest. In addition to that, visitors can also try kayaking during the night to get the best view of the sun setting at the edge of the summit.
• Cornwall Park - This mesmerizing park transports its visitors to a whole new world with its luscious greenery and clear air. The sprawling park is situated on a volcanic cone which contributes to its beautiful landscape. The park also features remnants of pre-European Maori fort and is home to the remains of the park's donor, Sir John Logan Campbell. The main attraction of this park is One Tree Hill, which is the lookout point to a breath-taking view of the whole park.
• Mount Eden - Mount Eden is considered to be one of the best attractions Auckland can offer. This dormant volcanic mountain is the highest natural point in Auckland and it is completely covered in green grass, which leaves its visitors in awe each time. Visitors can enjoy the sight of downtown Auckland from the top of this mountain by hiking up the trails prepared catered explicitly for visitors to have the best panoramic view of the city. Nearby, visitors may stop by Mount Eden Road where trendy cafes and bars are available. Tourists can buy souvenirs there as well as there is an abundance of boutiques and antique shops along the road.