Top Things to do in Greater Wellington
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The 10 Best Outdoor Activities in Greater Wellington, North Island
Discover the best top things to do in Greater Wellington, New Zealand including Te Ara Tirohanga, Te Whiti Riser, Castlepoint Lighthouse, Pakuratahi Forest, Mt Holdsworth - Jumbo Circuit, Rangituhi Trail Park, Camborne Walkway, Seaview Therapeutics, Wellington Zoo, Kiriwhakapapa Loop.
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1. Te Ara Tirohanga
2. Te Whiti Riser
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
3. Castlepoint Lighthouse
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5.0 based on 179 reviews
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Reviewed By Judave - Tauranga, New Zealand
A place that has been on our bucket list for a while an amazing spot, wild and wonderful scenery. Make the most and climb up to the lighthouse, really worthwhile the scenery is amazing from the vantage spots around the lighthouse.
4. Pakuratahi Forest
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The Pakuratahi Forest covers the western side of the Rimutaka ranges north of Upper Hutt and includes lands in the Kaitoke basin as well as the main Pakuratahi catchment. The area is best known for its walking, swimming, mountain biking and the historic structures of the 1870s Rimutaka Railway.
5. Mt Holdsworth - Jumbo Circuit
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
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6. Rangituhi Trail Park
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5.0 based on 5 reviews
Mountain bike, running and walking trails catering to beginner through to expert riders. As of 2016 we have around 7km of flowing MTB singletrack as part of a wider walking and 4WD trail network. The 470m altitude summit provides stunning harbour, island and mountain views. The trails traverse deep native bush, pine forest, gum tree glads and open grassland. 20 mins drive from Wellington.
7. Camborne Walkway
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By V2902SYrebeccaw - Wellington, New Zealand
This sheltered walk takes you along the shores of Pāuatahanui Inlet . Amble along the track which is easy and enjoy the ever changing views across the water high tide or low tide. Dogs are allowed on the leash and not too hard a challenge for young children. There is wetland wildlife to observe and on some days there are people enjoying water sports, sailing, kayaking, rowing to watch too. At the Grays Road end of the track there is a row of iconic boat sheds. Toilets are at both ends and plenty of parking by the Paremata Bridge ( a coffee cart as well! ) At low tide there is a little bit of a beach, or continue walking under the bridge towards Plimmerton.
8. Seaview Therapeutics
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5.0 based on 8 reviews
Relaxing Therapeutic massage, organic facials & other Therapeutic treatments. Marion has previously worked at Manu Natural Health and Beauty and That`s Better Holistic Health, Porirura. She trained in Miami, Florida and worked at the prestigious Fontainebleau Hilton Hotel Spa for 4 years and also lived and worked in Tokyo for 15 years. Now she has her own clinic in Titahi Bay.
9. Wellington Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,501 reviews
Wellington Zoo is New Zealand’s first Zoo, and Wellington’s oldest conservation organisation, caring for animals since 1906. The Zoo is a not for profit charitable trust and we're proud to be the world’s first carboNZero certified zoo. We are guided by our kaupapa Me Tiaki, Kia Ora! We must look after our environment, so all things will flourish. It is up to us collectively to make a difference for animals and the wild places they call home. See our website for entry prices and to plan your visit. If you have accessibility needs, you can find more visitor information on our website.
Reviewed By judemgard - Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
Reasonably priced and spot-on size-wise with approachable rangers and a wide range of animal environments this zoo is great in every way for kids. Take a full day and a picnic ( the food is great here but over-subscribed leading to lunchtime queues). There are water-fountains, playgrounds and picnic areas, the animals seem well-cared for and it is a treat for any animal lover. I kept losing the kids I was with but all OK and a measure of how much there is to explore. Roll on tagging!
10. Kiriwhakapapa Loop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
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