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Auckland's harbour and Hauraki Gulf passenger ferries

Est. 1981Auckland, New Zealand

Fullers360 ferryPhoto: Bernard Spragg. NZ / Wikimedia Commons (CC0 1.0)
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Founded

Fullers360 is Auckland's harbour and Hauraki Gulf passenger ferries, founded in 1981 and based in Auckland, New Zealand. It operates 0 ferry routes serving 4 ports.

Timetables

Which routes does Fullers360 operate?

0 routes with live schedules.

No routes listed yet.

Network

Where does Fullers360 sail?

Fullers360 sails to 4 ports.

Experience

Onboard & services

  • Commuter passes and residents' lane
  • Tertiary and senior fares
  • Bikes, scooters and pets carried
  • Wine, food, sailing and wildlife experiences
  • Operates the Waiheke Bus Company and school bus network
  • Serves Waiheke Island, Rangitoto Island and the Auckland waterfront
  • Commuter and visitor traffic on the same sailings
  • Biosecurity rules apply — several Gulf islands are pest-free sanctuaries
  • Ferry and island bus operated as one connected system

About

About Fullers360

Fullers360 is Auckland's harbour and Hauraki Gulf operator — the passenger side of the Gulf, as distinct from the vehicle ferries. Its core destinations are Waiheke Island, Rangitoto Island and the Auckland City waterfront.

A commuter service and a tourist one at once

Waiheke has a resident population that works in Auckland, so the company runs commuter passes, a residents' lane at the terminal, tertiary-student and senior fares alongside the visitor traffic. The same boat carries someone going to an office and someone going to a vineyard. It also operates the Waiheke Bus Company, including the island's school bus network, so ferry and bus connect as one system.

Pest-free islands — a rule with teeth

Several Hauraki Gulf islands are pest-free sanctuaries, and travelling to them carries biosecurity obligations: bags are checked, and rodents, soil or seeds carried ashore can undo decades of eradication work. The company publishes specific guidance on this. It is not a formality — it is the reason the birdlife on these islands is what it is.

Beyond the crossing

Alongside scheduled sailings the company runs wine and food tours, sailing experiences, nature and wildlife trips, day tours and corporate charters. Bikes and scooters are carried, pets are allowed, and accessible travel arrangements are published separately.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

When was Fullers360 founded?

Fullers360 was founded in 1981, and is headquartered in Auckland, New Zealand.

Where does Fullers360 sail?

Fullers360 operates 0 ferry routes and serves 4 ports in New Zealand, including Auckland, Devonport (Auckland), Rangitoto Island, Waiheke Island.

How do I contact Fullers360?

You can reach Fullers360 via their official booking site.

What facilities are available on Fullers360 ferries?

Fullers360 ferries typically offer Commuter passes and residents' lane, Tertiary and senior fares, Bikes, scooters and pets carried, Wine, food, sailing and wildlife experiences, Operates the Waiheke Bus Company and school bus network. Facilities vary by vessel and route — check the specific sailing for details.

Are pets allowed on Fullers360 ferries?

Fullers360 accommodates pets on many sailings, though rules vary by route and vessel. Check pet policies and any cabin or kennel requirements with Fullers360 before booking.

How early should I arrive for a Fullers360 ferry?

Arrive at the terminal at least 30–60 minutes before a Fullers360 departure as a foot passenger, and allow longer with a vehicle. Boarding and check-in times vary by port and route — confirm with Fullers360.

How do I find Fullers360 ferry times?

Browse the live timetables for every Fullers360 route on this page. Schedules are updated as the operator publishes them — always confirm with Fullers360 before travelling, as sailings change seasonally.

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