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Taking The Ferry to the South Islands of New Zealand: The Full Guide

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Taking the Cook Strait Ferry Between Wellington and Picton (i.e. the Ferry to the South Island)
The country of New Zealand is split into two main islands, the North Island and the South Island. Apart from air travel, the most popular way of getting between the islands is via the Cook Strait ferry – the Cook Strait is the body of water between the North and the South Island. The Cook Strait ferries go between the North Island city of Wellington and the South Island town of Picton. (And no, there is no bridge between New Zealand’s islands)…

Because a ferry ride between Wellington and Picton is the best way to get between the North and South Islands when travelling New Zealand by road, we put this quick guide together about taking the ferry. There are lots to see on the 3h30min journey along Wellington Harbour, Cook Strait, Marlborough Sounds, Queen Charlotte Sound and Picton, and vice versa. You can’t even take a ferry trip in New Zealand without wanting to take some photos! We’ll go through some of the highlights and things to know about the trip below.

At the end of this guide, we have a list of 15 Things to Know About the Ferry to the South Island of New Zealand. Make sure to check it out!

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