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Otane is home to a small community in Central Hawke’s Bay about 30 minutes drive from Hastings to the south west. It is a quiet village with a strong Maori community, There is an active arts centre which hosts exhibitions, as well as a charming cafe housed in the old post office, where you can relax with a cuppa and brows an extensive variety of local arts, crafts and exquisite leatherwork. Like most of Central Hawke’s Bay, the area is spotted with wineries, walking tracks, fly fishing locations and the like.
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