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doubtlessbay.co.nz

Information about Doubtless Bay and its community in the Far North of Northland New Zealand nz

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Information about this area - Places to visit. Professional and service clubs. Wedding, Conference and Event venues. Paradise Design Garden Sculpture. 702 Honeymoon Valley Road Peria, RD2 Kaitaia. Ph: 09 408 5588 email: paradisedesign@gardensculpture.co.nz. Yvonne Steinemann and Wayne Parsonson. Maori Arts and Gifts. 562 SH10 Taipa, RD3 Kaitaia. Ph: 09 283 6709 mob: 0210 573419 email: taute.whare@gmail.com. Geneva and Chapman Harrison. Corner South Road and Mathews Avenue, PO Box 227 Kaitaia. Guided walk...

hihioliveestate.co.nz

Things to do from Hihi Olive Estate Mangonui Doubtless Bay Far North Northland New Zealand nz

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EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. Maori legend tells us that Kupe, the great Polynesian navigator, made his first landing near Taipa in A.D. 950. In 1769, Captain James Cook sailed past the entrance and recorded in his journal -. Around the corner from Mangonui is Mill Bay, an artist's dream with its backdrop of the dominating Rangikapiti Pa and its yachts and boats. At Coopers Beach and Taipa, there is fine dining at Coopers Cafe and shops of all kinds, take-away food, plus a medical centre and pharmacy. This wor...

northerner.co.nz

Local Attractions | The Northerner Hotel

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Use The Notherner as the ideal base to explore many of our local attractions and the natural beauty of bush walks and beaches. Some useful links to activities and local attractions:. Local Fishing Charter Company- Enjoy fine in-shore fishing and diving in Doubtless Bay, Whangaroa and Rangaunu Harbours in Northland. Bus tours to Cape Reinga via Ninety Mile Beach- an exciting and informative informal tour with personal service and is locally owned and operated. Ahipara Adventure Centre offers an extensive ...

ahiparatides.co.nz

Activities Archive -Ahipara Tides | Beachfront Accommodation Ahipara

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Ahipara Tides Beachfront Accommodation Ahipara. 21 Kotare Street, Ahipara, New Zealand. Phone ( 64 9) 409 2120. Ahipara Activities & Tours. Northland New Zealand Info. Ahipara Horse Treks out front. Get Tuatuas (clams) out front. Blow Kart out front. A full day tour with several stops along the way to include Cape Reinga, Te Paki sand dunes, Gumdiggers Park and Ancient Kauri Kingdom just to name a few. Lunch included. Pick up and drop off at your accommodation. Heritage & Culture. Te Whare Whiri Toi.

90milebeachnz.co.nz

Far North, Northland NZ Information - 90 Mile Beach, Ahipara

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ACCOMMODATION 90 MILE BEACH NZ. For information on activies and attractions in Far North NZ visit www.topofnz.co.nz. General information on travel in New Zealand visit Tourism New Zealand's web site www.newzealand.com/int/. For information on Kaitaia visit www.kaitaia.net.nz. Department of Conservation (DOC) information on tracks and walks in the far North - click here. 90 Mile Beach and Cape Reinga Tours. Other Far North Activities and Attractions. Lake Ngatu Lodge BnB and Gardens.

the-lehmanns.se

New Zealand2007

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Auckland - then to Pukekohe. Looks like a big city! Getting ready to land. There's the freeway out of town we'll soon be on. Staying with friends just south of Auckland in Pukekohe. Time for a swim with our host and their daughter. The old fire station, now a pub. North to Cape Reinga. Bay of Islands Vintage Railway. We stopped here last visit, too. They are busy renovating the train cars so they can get the train running. We stopped and took a walk through a forest, that was more like a jungle. Gumstore...

norfolkmotel.co.nz

Things to do from Norfolk Motel & Campervan Park | Located at Awanui in the Far North of Northland New Zealand nz

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TENT, CAMPERVAN and CARAVAN SITES. TENT, CAMPERVAN and CARAVAN SITES. Daily Tours to Cape Reinga - pick up and drop off at Reception. We have FREE wireless internet in all units and also available to campervan, caravan and tent site guests. Like us on Facebook. Visit Cape Reinga and 90 Mile Beach. We recommend Harrisons Cape Runner. We can book whatever you would like to do in the way of fishing - whether it be surf casting on 90 Mile Beach or a deep-sea fishing excursion from an East Coast location.

lexleonie.nl

Algemeen - Lex & Leonie's Reislog

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Lex and Leonie's Reislog. To boldly go where no man has gone before. Berichten in rubriek: 'Algemeen'. We zijn weer thuis! Na ongeveer 23 uur vliegen kwamen we gister in de namiddag aan op Schiphol. Opgewacht door een hoop familie (ja we hebben jullie ook gemist. 8230;Tot nu toe valt de jetlag mee…we hebben gister geprobeerd om op een beetje normale tijd naar bed te gaan en we hebben het tot 21:30 kunnen rekken (hoewel Leonie al 2x half op Sabrina’s bank lag te pitten&#8230. Kiwi’s lijken op Nederl...

littlelakesretreat.co.nz

Activities and Things to See and Do | Little Lakes Retreat offers a perfect base for a holiday in the far north of Northland New Zealand nz

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Take a day out of your busy schedule and spend it relaxing in and around your accommodation. Relax around or play in the Swimming Pool. Lakes to play on and kayak (with 2 kayaks and a small row boat). Take a leisurely walk around our 40 acre farmlet. Nearby Kaitaia is the northern-most town of New Zealand and is central to all of the good tourist spots of the Far North and there are buses and 4x4 vehicles leaving daily for Cape Reinga and Ninety Mile Beach. The magnificent white sand beaches of the east ...

sails.co.nz

Things to do and see from Sails beachfront holiday accommodation at Coopers Beach

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Things to do and see. 64 (0)9 406 0344. 64 (0)9 406 1537. Things to do and see. Maori legend tells us that Kupe, the great Polynesian navigator, made his first landing near Taipa in A.D. 950. In 1769, Captain James Cook sailed past the entrance and recorded in his journal -. From 1831, European whalers, timber workers and immigrants arrived here. For more information about this area, please visit Doubtless Bay Online. This is the playground for those who just love beaches and is perfect for young familie...