Kerikeri Airport KKE Shared Shuttles and Private Transfers

Kerikeri Airport (KKE) transfers

With millions of visitors descending into New Zealand every year, it’s important to book airport transportation so that you can ensure you get directly to and from your destination and Kerikeri Airport KKE at a fare and convenience that suits you. Whether you’re a business traveller, a big group of friends or family travelling with lots of luggage, or a couple, by reserving your airport shuttle or private car you can have the reassurance and security that you’ll be picked up on time and taken straight to where you need to go.

When booking your airport transfer, it is important to know which terminal you are travelling from/to. Kerikeri Airport KKE has 1 terminals:

Terminal

With Jayride.com, you can compare and book an airport transfer from over 3 transfer companies servicing Kerikeri Airport with an average customer review of 5.00. With over 2 bookings made for shared shuttles and private cars to and from Kerikeri Airport KKE in the past 7 days, Jayride.com is the largest comparison website for airport transfers.

Transport Options for Kerikeri Airport KKE

 Shared Shuttles

Shared shuttles are perfect for travelling in New Zealand on a budget and don't mind sharing a ride with other travellers to and from Kerikeri Airport KKE. Some shared shuttle transport companies on Jayide.com include SuperShuttle, Stream Shuttle, Con-X-Ion and many more.

 Private Transfer

A private transfer offers a faster journey to and from Kerikeri Airport KKE with flexible pick-up times and meeting spots. Some private transfer companies on Jayride.com include LAX Ride, Able2Tour, Britannia Airport Cars, Citicar and many more.

 Rideshare

Jayride.com offers transfers through our ride-share partners such as Lyft (US), Gett (Europe and Middle East), Cabify (Europe and South America) and Careem (Middle East, Europe and Africa). 


 Luxury Vehicle

Great for business travellers, honeymooners or any special occasion, you can travel in style with a luxe transfer option to and from Kerikeri Airport KKE. 

Kerikeri Destination and Airport Guide

Tucked away in the Northland region of New Zealand, Kerikeri is a popular tourist spot and subtropical town with a colourful history. Once home to the powerful Maori chief Hongi Hika during the 1800s, the town was the site of the second mission station in New Zealand, and is often called the 'Cradle of the Nation' due to the area's rich history. Today, Kerikeri is home to some of the country's oldest buildings, with both the Mission Station and the Stone Store dating back to the 19th century. Being in the Bay of Islands, just a three-hour drive from the Auckland city, humble Kerikeri draws many visitors with its boutique wineries, interesting art galleries, vibrant restaurants and markets. Ensure your trip to or from Kerikeri gets off to the best start by booking your airport transfer on Jayride.com today.

Also known as Bay of Islands Airport, Kerikeri Airport is the gateway to New Zealand's Mid North, handling more than 85,000 passengers every year with scheduled flights operating to Auckland. The airport is located just five kilometres from Kerikeri town and is home to the Bay of Islands Aero Club, pilot training courses, and the Bay of Islands Coastguard's aerial unit, among others. Book your airport transfer on Jayride.com so you can simply step off your flight and get straight to your destination.

Kerikeri Airport operates one passenger terminal, and uses a manual check-in process for all flights. The airport lounge is accessible to all passengers, while the outside seating area is a perfect spot to watch planes take off. For those wanting a quick snack, there is also a cafe that offers food and beverages.

Nearby airports:

• Kerikeri Airport

Top things to do in and around Kerikeri

• Visit the Stone Store, the country's oldest stone building, which dates back to 1832. It was built by Australian convict William Parrott and was originally a Missionary Society warehouse, but had other roles over time, including being a trading post and library.
• Explore the Kerikeri Mission Station, or the Kemp House, New Zealand's oldest surviving house.
• Learn of the region's fascinating stories in nearby Rewa's Village, a full scale replica of a pre-European Maori fishing village.
• Stroll the Kororipo Pa Historic Walk, soak up the beautiful scenery and learn the history of this coastal fishing village, which was a base for Hongi Hika.
• Hike along the serene Kerikeri River Track, and check out the magnificent Wharepuke and Rainbow Falls on your way.
• Head to Aroha Island, a sanctuary located 12 kilometres from Kerikeri, to witness native wildlife including the rare North Island Brown Kiwi, and explore the exotic mangroves native to the area
• Swim under the waterfall at Charlie's Rock, a favourite swimming spot for locals.
• Visit The Parrot Place, a Bird Display and Breeding Centre with almost 300 bird species from all around the world.

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