Hospitality Exchange for Women in Auckland
Teresa
Auckland
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, I'm Teresa and I'm interested in camping, culture, cycling, dancing, hiking and science
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Amy
Auckland
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi! I’m a mum of two who works in finance. I’ve lived in Auckland most of my life and I love it here! But I’m planning a few trips overseas everywhere, and spending Christmas in Europe in 2024 (without the kids 😮)!
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Jesse
Auckland
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! Born in NZ, raised in Canada, I am now an avid traveller looking to cross paths with new people. I’m a midwifery student, a professional photographer, and a dog-mom 💖
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Emma
Auckland
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, My name is Emma and I live in Auckland
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Hannah
Auckland
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi, my name is Hannah!
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Ayana
About Me
Hello! I'm Ayana and I'm currently travelling Europe by myself 🌿🌞 I love hanging out with people, going for walks in nature, going for a drink and food, learning history, going to comedy and theatre shows and just having a good time! I would love to meet locals and other travellers and have some adventures together while learning about the local area. Would love to connect x
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Chantelle
About Me
Kia ora! My name is Chantelle, I’m 26 years old and I am from Auckland, New Zealand. Growing up in NZ was a dream for me, I love hiking, camping, diving and swimming, so I had the perfect backdrop for my outdoor passions, but after exploring everything my country had to offer, I had to leave to experience more of the world, and I haven’t regretted me decision. Im currently based in a small village called Bol, on the island of Braç in Croatia. Im here for the whole summer, and this has been the first time I’ve settled into one spot for more than three months. It’s an interesting and grounding transition for someone who has been on the go, bouncing between Africa and Europe for the two years. I love to travel because I’m passionate about people, exploring new places, and learning about new cultures, languages, history and trying different food and experiencing new ways of living. I’m also a passionate photographer, so I’ve captured so many beautiful memories on my travels that I will forget cherish
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Is Auckland safe to travel?
Based on 4 experiences
Solo travel
Auckland is a very city, due to many construction sites it makes the city a little bit ugly. I can recommend to stay at lylos, but everywhere in the city you can find very cool and young people. Just be open minded! If we wouldn’t not have been in a big group in the night, i really wouldn’t have felt safe, because some spooky people are around there. I also recommend Mount Eden, amazing view!
Posted: December 21, 2023Upcoming visitors to Auckland
Stefanie
About Me
Hi, I'm Stefanie. Originally from Austria, I've found my new home here in Edinburgh. Absolutely love this city and am blessed and proud to call it my home of choice. :)
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Is Auckland worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 4 experiences
Louise
Netherlands
Solo travel
Auckland is one of the places I will never forget. For those who don’t know Auckland is the biggest city in New Zealand and there is a high chance that your plane arrives in this city, so why don’t stay a couple of days/weeks there to adjust to the New Zealand culture? You can go shopping, eat/drink at a cafe in the middle of the centrum or you can go to many parks that are close to the centrum. I have stayed in and around Auckland for three months for a study. New Zealand is the best place I have visited this year and Auckland is one of the factors for my positive experience. The only negative I can give you is that the public transport is very bad. For example, trains get switched out for busses over the weekend or busses don’t show up at the time it is stated in the app. You can also only use public transport if you have an AT hop card. So if you are going to New Zealand and you are deciding if you should stay in Auckland for the beginning of your road trip then I hope you can make that decision now after you read my review.
Posted: June 19, 2023Solo travel
Such a great city and friendly/accesible to solo female travelers! Easy access to nature (via ferries), wineries and city life. Public transportation is intuitive. I recommend going to visit the islands and going to the west coast beaches (Piha and karekare).
Posted: June 16, 2023Hospitality Exchange in New Zealand
