Wellington isite Visitor Information Centre

Chat with Wellington’s friendly isite visitor team about making the most of your visit to Wellington. They’re local travel experts and can help book a range of sights, activities, transport, and tours throughout the region and beyond.

The isite offers visitors a unique taste of Wellington. It has the following key sections: nature, dining, creativity, day trips, accommodation, transport, and maps.

You can find the isite on the ground floor of Tākina Wellington Exhibition and Convention Centre on Cable Street. Sightseeing tours will pick up from the pickup zone outside Tākina at 217 Wakefield Street.

The entrance to Tākina on Cable Street, gives access to the Wellington isite.

A team member from the isite helps a customer look at a map of Wellington, and they share a laugh.

Brochures for Wellington tours sit in a wooden box at the isite.

Wellington isite visitor enquiry

The Wellington isite offers free travel advice and bookings for tours, activities, and accommodation. Both in Wellington and throughout New Zealand.

Fill in the form below for help with your travel arrangements and the isite team will get back to you.

Contact information

For urgent enquiries please call the isite during business hours.

Phone	+64 4 802 4860
Street address	50 Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington

The patio at Golding's bar located in Te Aro in Wellington, with four tables, twelve stools and eight people sitting enjoying beer and pizza.

A long weekend in Wellington

Extend your weekend trip and spend three days in Wellington. Here’s an itinerary for 72 hours packed with hospitality, events, nature, and fun.

Mr Go’s

The popular Wellington pan-Asian restaurant, Mr Go’s, can now be found down Hannahs Laneway. It still offers the quick and tasty food everyone loves.

Three people eat crab and other seafood plates at The Crab Shack on Queens Wharf.

Daily dining deals in Wellington

No matter the day, there’s a foodie deal in Wellington. From eggs for breakfast to pizza for dinner, you can have a delicious day, whatever your budget.

Two friends take a break from cycling in front of the colourful boatsheds at Oriental Bay in Wellington on a sunny day.

48 hours in Wellington

Spend a weekend in Wellington — it’s compact and walkable, has a calendar full of events, and is stacked with great bars and restaurants.

Outside the Wellington Chocolate Factory, 2 people stand enjoying a coffee. A large black wall is to the left with the business name on it.

24 hours in Wellington

If you’ve only got one day in Wellington and want to get a feel of what the city is like – get ready for a whirlwind tour of tastes, sights, and sounds.

Glou Glou

A café and wine bar in central Wellington, Glou Glou has a relaxed feel. Enjoy a coffee from Supreme, matcha, or a glass of wine and a warm atmosphere to match.

The teal-coloured Ika Rere electric ferry leaves its berth on the Wellington waterfront to head out into the harbour. The Wellington skyline is behind it.

East By West Ferries

Sail Wellington’s harbour with East by West Ferries from Queens Wharf to Days Bay and Mātiu/Somes Island. Enjoy stunning views then some outdoor activities.

On a hill the sign for Carlucci Land sits among large rocks. It is made of corrugated iron and painted in different colours.

Carlucci Land Mini Golf

Pay a visit to Carlucci Land just 10 minutes from Wellington’s central city to discover why this 18-hole mini golf course has become a Wellington landmark.

Willis Lane

Head underground in Wellington to discover Willis Lane. You’ll find a fantastic selection of places to eat along with an arcade, mini golf, and 10-pin bowling.

Two smiling friends chatting while standing in front of the Well_ngton Sign at the city's harbourfront.

Your guide to winter in Wellington

Winter in Wellington is packed with events. Discover what to do in Wellington — from sport and film to food fests, theatre, and beer.