Trail Status: Open | Temporary Detour Lake Ōmāpere after ANZAC Read More | Book Train in Advance
Tu Mai Moerewa Pou Whenua A Pou Whenua is a Marker Post. Traditionally used to mark territorial boundaries, places of significance, and the legacy of those living there.The Tuna (eel) is often referred to as a Kaitiaki (guardian). It’s place in Moerewa is historical. As one of our kaitiaki of our Tai Ao (Natural […]
Pou Whenua – Moerewa Read More »
We are thrilled to share some significant progress and updates on the Pou Herenga Tai – Twin Coast Cycle Trail project, developing a new cycle trail alongside the train in the rail corridor between Taumārere and Ōpua. Our aim is to enhance our community’s connectivity and visitor recreational opportunities. We are pleased to announce that
Exciting Updates on the Twin Coast Cycleway Project Read More »
This spacious five bedroom lodge was built in Canada from Canadian white pine, then disassembled and shipped to New Zealand where it was rebuilt on 11 hectares of rolling pastureland and native bush, home to kiwis and a large number of native birds as well as two resident Peacocks. Only a 25 minute drive from
Yellowstone lodge – Ōkaihau Read More »
On a tranquil farm nestled along the Hokianga Harbour you can explore a unique and magical environment. Walking trails through the bush and Wairere Boulder valley allows you to get close to nature and see these amazing rock formations. You can also kayak 5km of estuary to the Hokianga Harbour, or stay close and cruise
Romantic Russell – Steeped in history with a very chequered past. Spend a comfortable hour aboard air-conditioned Mini Coaches as you are taken back in time through stories going back to the earliest settlers whilst visiting places of significant historical interest not easily covered on foot, and discover why Russell has played such an important role
Russell Mini Tours Read More »
A Boutique, Tranquil Haven in the Heart of Winterless Northland Kerikeri Park Lodge invites you to experience a luxurious and serene escape in the breathtaking Bay of Islands. With comfortable guest rooms providing the perfect haven for relaxation while you explore one of New Zealand’s most enchanting regions. They pride themselves on delivering personalized
Kerikeri Park Lodge Read More »
Reset Retreat is nestled away on 25 acres of private, native forest filled with Northland Brown Kiwis, glow worms, Rurus, and resident native birds. Perfectly situated right on the Pou Herenga Tai – Twin Coast Cycle Trail guests have access to several kilometers of private hiking trails that your can explore.You will have your own
Reset Retreat – Ōkaihau Accomodation Read More »
NORTHLAND’S GREAT TRAIL The best way to Explore the Far North. Pou Herenga Tai – Twin Coast Cycle Trail takes you on an unforgettable adventure across Northland through native forests, lakes and historic towns from the Bay of Islands to the heart of Hokianga Harbour. 87km from the stunning Bay of Islands to the tranquil
Dogs on the trail Regardless of how you are using the trail, you will be sharing the trail or road with other users. Dogs ARE allowed on parts of the trail. Where they are allowed the dog MUST be on a lead. No matter where on the trail you are your dog MUST be on
Planning family-friendly activities If you’re looking for some activities in Northland to enjoy as a family this school holidays, check out some of our recommendations below. Pioneer Village, Kaikohe A great place to stop and explore when you go to Kaikohe is Pioneer Village. It’s located just 200m off the cycle trail and houses of