You’ll skip taxi lines and get straight to your central Wellington hotel with zero fuss. Pre-booking means no price surprises—and you’ll get local tips along the way.
The wind hit me as soon as I stepped outside Wellington Airport—kind of bracing, but honestly, it woke me right up after the flight. Our driver was waiting just past the sliding doors, holding a sign with my name (always a relief when you’re juggling bags and still half-asleep). The shuttle itself was spotless and roomy inside—enough space for everyone’s suitcases, backpacks, and even a surfboard someone had brought along. There’s this faint scent of coffee in the air; maybe it drifted in from the airport café, or maybe someone else was clutching their flat white for dear life.
We set off towards the city centre, winding past Evans Bay with those classic Wellington houses perched on hillsides. The driver chatted about local shortcuts and pointed out where you could spot Matiu/Somes Island if you looked quick—he seemed to know every twist in the road. Traffic was light that morning, so we made good time, but I noticed nobody was stressing about meters ticking up or fares changing. One couple hopped off near Cuba Street; another family got dropped at their hotel just off Lambton Quay. I liked that everyone got delivered right to their door—no dragging luggage through drizzle or trying to figure out which bus stop is closest. By the time we pulled up outside my hotel, I’d already picked up a few tips for places to eat (apparently Fidel’s Café is a must for brunch) and felt like I’d landed on my feet in Wellington.
You’ll need to book at least 24 hours before your arrival so they can confirm your spot and send you a voucher for the ride.
Standard fare covers one suitcase and one carry-on per person. Extra or oversized items (like bikes or big boxes) are fine for a small extra fee—just let them know when booking.
Absolutely! You can bring prams or strollers, and infants can sit on your lap. If you have your own child car seat, it’s best to bring it along for safety.
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