Getting Around

The Hutt Valley has excellent public transport including trains, buses, taxis and ferries which combined will service every corner of the Wellington region including Wairarapa and the Kapiti Coast.

Free timetables, fare information and booking services are available from a Hutt Valley i -SITE Visitor Centre.

Hiring a bike is a great way to get around and access points along the river and into the hills which you just wouldn't see from a car. For more infomation about hiring a bike contact Hutt City i-SITE Visitor Centre, Phone +64 4 560 4715 or email info@huttvalleynz.com

To view local bus timetables go to the Metlink website or you can contact an i-SITE Visitor Centre.

The East by West Ferry have more information about their services across Wellington harbour from Days Bay, Eastbourne to Matiu Somes Island and Queens Wharf, Wellington.

To book a rental car visit a Hutt Valley i-SITE Visitor Centre.

Online s treet maps are available or drop into an i-SITE Visitor Centre for free local maps and information and they have maps that cover both north and south islands of New Zealand.

Fuzz, Felt and Fur

An exciting new interactive exhibition for children that celebrates the magical touch of textiles. Featuring craft-based items from TheNewDowse collection, and supplemented by touch-friendly samples of materials and textiles, children will delight in the sensory magic of texture and touch.

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Water Sports

You can choose from sailing and windsurfing on Wellington Harbour, waterskiing at Petone Beach or simply hiring a Kayak at Days Bay in Eastbourne. Learn More

Getting Around

The Hutt Valley has excellent public transport including trains, buses, taxis and ferries which combined will service every corner of the Wellington region including Wairarapa and the Kapiti Coast.

Fuzz, Felt and Fur

Water Sports

Guthrie Cottage

Cafe Scientifique - The problem with happiness

Ferry to Eastern Bays