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Gulf Harbour Ferrysignal Driver Towards City please Gulf Harbour Ferrysignal driver Towards City You are here Gulf Harbour Marina Monday to Friday only(excluding public holidays) ibiscus H Coast Hw Continues to y Warkworth Johnstones Hill Tunnel Depart Arrive Depart Downtown Ferry Downtown Ferry Arrive Wenderholm Gulf Harbour Marina Gulf Harbour Marina W Regional Park a Terminal Pier 8 Terminal Pier 8 iwera River *06:30 07:20 *06:00 06:50 W ai wer a Rd *07:00 07:50 *07:30 08:20 W a iw Waiwera e r a Hot Pools P Waiwera l *07:30 08:20 *09:30 10:20 Waiwera Hill Scenic Reserve *08:30 09:20 *10:30 11:20 *10:30 11:20 *12:30 13:20 wy st H *11:30 12:20 *14:45 15:35 oa s C cu is ib H *13:30 14:20 *16:45 17:35 Hatfields Beach Reserve *15:45 16:35 *17:15 18:05 *17:45 18:35 *17:45 18:35 Otanerua Rd Hatfields Beach *18:15 19:05 *18:45 19:35 y Hillc e re all st n V Rd Su *18:45 19:35 *20:45 21:35 Alice Eaves Scenic Reserve *19:45 20:35 S ve un riri A n Pu Hibiscus Coast Hwy y *21:45 22:35 h e ig h t Orewa s R North d Primary Orewa Beach *Connecting bus service to/from The Plaza ts gh C ei e H n Arrival times are approximate only and are subject to weather and other unplanned circumstances oe W t t H e r es s e W w t Evelyn Page H For more information on fares and fare products visit AT.govt.nz/fares a Victor y Retirement o R e Eaves d Village R Orewa This service is provided by Fullers360 Park d G Orewa ra d nd D Primary r R H ie a r H t Orewa a t a o M t n D t Shopping side o G ake r R ra L n Centre n d d D R r d Rd rside r Dr Rive oppe Maygrove h H Maygrove Kat Retirement Village M a Orewa y d Mi R gr r College eit o W i D l ve t o n R O d re wa Ri ver Western r Parkway ate Reserve Orewa lw il Reserve M W Millwater e y d s a t i R e er y w u tl Stone C r n n u r k i r a B A W a Army Bay v Red P B a Butler e n ide r ks Rd M e Red Beach Stoney t o R a k Park a e c w l d Beach t a l r i e W on St aparaoa Rd T side R v B alt ng Bank R M d A a rs d e h bo s Ar Hilltop y a W n e Kingsway a c Pd e y h cific e a w ­ Pa r R r Senior i y St E G Kingsway Jelas Rd w Ba ercy h a d v P F e Junior g Silverdale i d r H S a y R r W h a School t a d Army ­ o a a s Red ra w W h a k A in k a r an ap e r g v u Vie D Beach D w s a s o i tara ll e Bay p R To r C a Whangaparaoa P d School H e r r t a e D s Peninsula r Puawai Bay Golf Course t d r o u e a o b R w c Golf Course Hibiscus Coast l d w ft l i s A l r i i D Retirement b M i Village H Way raig C M c C d Ale la a R a Gulf n Stella Maris rao t s N a h Gulf H Harbour m p e arbo Dr o School W a s ur School an r hang o Tc t n Wentworth e h Silverdale R Clayde d d n e inui Rd Centre R College r a a D n W r W o Wentworth M Is a lan r o h Primarry Silverdale d t a a V o i n Tindalls p e r g V a w Okoromai w d i R D a p Beach g Hobbs r n D a p Bay o r r a u y a r n o h b a r o Stanmore d Gulf Ha a W R e d R d d R d Bay P P y G Ave k Gulf Harbour ld in O e le l n c l e i Va ­ W d r sta Stanmore Bay Country Club e e n R w d e d o h i r b Gulf R t t e er i R A t n s u r F R v Rd e o A o Harbour v undry Rd i d v n S a v T e e B rk iew u e Marina a Dr a r i P r L r W Stanmore lboa D e u E Polkinghornes Matakatia a D a l i Bay School l o y Hibiscus Coast r L i a a s R Bay hw Rd t d Bay ig F orge o Gulf Harbour H n Cr lat F Big Manly Matakatia ry NX ai Beach Bay Gulf Harbour D h y c a R d d w a Ho liday R r e st t o S e d e t n nc i e Rd R re c urf o d u d P R T S e La r r y e a v R d a M g e Whangaparaoa A n C t B Ferry to e k n s s College d r e r s a R r e tt a e Manly Auckland o o P o M c k S r d h c C d d C m y t u R l R r n D R r D e i k t n Stillwater a t i e e i o r o s k t a h o i a S n d r T M w N R r a lb E R o a d ­ R h a W e g l in o Polk i a M r st Ave a s Ea e Whangaparaoa p W i d a ha School g n a d W ga n R p L a ur a a h Continues to Sp de The ra Ri oa Sund W ver Plaza R own Little Rd d Albany Station Shopping A v Manly Stillwater Centre Ra e via Dairy Flat ki Beach Reserve nd no ra St A s ve le Arkles Wade rk NX Heads A Bay W i lks Continues to Britomart R d Arkles (Lower Albert St) via Ferry Rd all busway stations Bay Ja ckson Way Bledisloe E North Shore a s Wharf Aerodrome t C o a s t Long Bay - 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