Embark on a journey from the sun-kissed shores of Almería, Spain, to the vibrant city of Auckland, New Zealand. Auckland is a city where culture, history and nature harmoniously blend, attracting travellers worldwide. Explore its iconic landmarks, uncover a rich heritage, discover stunning landscapes and enjoy authentic local experiences. The flight duration for a direct flight from Almería to Auckland is, on average, around 25 hours. This can be affected by weather conditions, air traffic and the specific aircraft used. Direct flights from Almería to Auckland are rare, if not nonexistent; most travellers need a stopover. Many major airlines offer flights with layovers. While there aren't direct flights, there are many possible connections through major European and Asian hubs such as Madrid, London, or Singapore, each influencing overall travel time. The cheapest months to fly are typically the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October), with the best time to book often 2-3 months in advance. Peak travel times coincide with the summer holidays (December-February) when the weather is best and tourist influx is high. Conversely, off-peak travel occurs during the autumn and winter months (March-May, and June-August) when fewer tourists visit, and the weather is milder or cooler.

Auckland enjoys a temperate maritime climate. Summers (December to February) are warm and sunny, with temperatures typically ranging from 20°C to 25°C. Winters (June to August) are mild and wet, with temperatures averaging between 8°C and 16°C. Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) offer pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.

Almería has one main airport currently operating and serving commercial flights: Almería Airport.

Almería Airport

Almería Airport (LEI) is a relatively small, but modern airport. It's well-equipped for domestic and international flights.

Main airlines for this route

• Air New Zealand
• LATAM Airlines
• Qantas Airways

Auckland has two main airports currently operating and serving commercial flights: Auckland Airport and Ardmore Airport.

Auckland Airport

Auckland Airport (AKL) is New Zealand's largest and busiest airport, serving as a major international hub. It offers various transportation options to the city centre, including public buses, taxis and rental cars. Public transport options include the AirBus, a direct bus service to the city centre.

Ardmore Airport

Ardmore Airport (ACM) is a smaller airport primarily used for general aviation, charter flights and flight training. It is significantly smaller than Auckland Airport, and it is located in South Auckland, therefore offering fewer transport options to the city centre. Transportation to the city centre from Ardmore is mainly reliant on taxis and private vehicles.

Auckland, known as the ‘City of Sails’, offers a unique blend of urban excitement and natural beauty.

• Explore the Auckland Domain: Discover Auckland's oldest park, home to a volcanic crater, lush gardens and stunning city views.
• Visit the Sky Tower: Ascend Auckland's iconic Sky Tower for panoramic views of the city, harbour and surrounding volcanic cones.
• Wander through the Viaduct Harbour: Stroll along the waterfront, admire the impressive yachts, and enjoy the lively atmosphere of this vibrant district.