Fruit, wine and 1930s architecture give Hastings an appealing point of difference. The area was..
National Aquarium of New Zealand InfoThe National Aquarium of New Zealand in Napier opened early in 2002. It is as close to the ocean as..
Lake Waikaremoana InformationLake Waikaremoana is part of the Te Urewara National Park, one of the most beautiful areas of..
Mission Estate Winery InformationEstablished in 1851 by the French Marist religious order, Mission Estate Winery is New Zealands..
Otane InformationOtane is home to a small community in Central Hawke’s Bay about 30 minutes drive from Hastings to..
Ongaonga InformationThe historic village of Ongaonga is a peaceful settlement within the Central Hawke’s Bay..
Cape Kidnappers InformationCape Kidnappers is an extraordinary sandstone headland to the east of Hastings in Hawke's Bay. It..
Te Mata Peak InformationTe Mata Peak is at the western boundary of the wine-producing Heretaunga Plains and stands nearly..
The longest place name in New Zealand InfoNear Porangahau in Hawke’s Bay is an unassuming hill known as "Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o..
Waipukurau InformationWaipukurau is the main township in the Central Hawke’s Bay area and is located approximately 45..
Wairoa InformationWairoa is the closest town to the beautiful Te Urewera National Park. If you’re planning to hike..
See all locations in Hawkes BayThe port city of Napier is a popular tourist destination with its sweeping views of Hawke’s Bay, its many festivals, surrounding vineyards, orchards and a warm dry climate. Napier was struck by a severe earthquake in 1931 which then saw major reconstruction of the city in the art deco style of architecture fashionable at the time. As a result, Napier looks strikingly different to other cities in New Zealand and is a mecca for art deco enthusiasts from around the world. Many of the shops sell art and curiosities from that period. Napier has some charming art galleries and museums to help you soak up the rich history and culture of the region. Soak up the sea whilst taking a stroll or bike ride along Marine Parade–or follow the pathway all the way to Hastings and Havelock North! Napier has a surprising number and variety of dining and cafe options, from relaxed outdoor eateries, to the sumptuous decor and fine cuisine of an historic converted church. Located on the port side of Napier is, the area of Ahuriri. It is well known for its harbourside cafes and restaurants during the day and its vibrant bar scene at night.
Functional facts: Approx. population 55,000, i-SITE Visitor Centre, extensive shopping, wide range of cafés and restaurants, domestic airport.
Imagine an urban environment where everyone lives within half an hour of beautiful beaches, hiking..
Wellington Region InformationExplore the great outdoors, shop till you drop, sample the culinary delights, and wander..
Rotorua InformationThe Rotorua region was the birthplace of New Zealand tourism in the 1800s and it remains one of New..
Wellington InformationWellington’s many charms lie in part with it's close proximity to the natural attractions of the..
Bay of Plenty InformationGardens and art are the stars of spring in the Bay of Plenty. The mild climate makes it the perfect..
Bay of Islands InformationThe Bay of Islands is a micro-region that includes the towns of Opua, Paihia, Russell and Kerikeri..
Northlands InformationSpring in subtropical Northland brings the senses alive. Imagine ocean waves lapping on white sand..
Coromandel InformationSpring signals the opening of the Coromandel scallop season. Dive for scallops to barbeque yourself..
Lake Taupo InformationSituated in the volcanic heart of the North Island, the Lake Taupo region is home to New Zealand's..
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