Discover the best top things to do in North Island, New Zealand including Karanga Plaza, Marine Parade Viewing Platform, Waitemata Harbour, Tolaga Bay Historic Wharf, Westhaven Promenade, Scotts Landing, Mangungu Mission, Oneroa cycleway/ walkway, Bay of Islands Coastal Walkway - Okiato to Russell, Ferry Landing Wharf.
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4.5 based on 195 reviews
Beautiful wharf set amongst stunning cliffs and views if the coast. Well worth a stop to stroll the entirety of the wharf. Wear your togs so you can jump off the wharf at the end (safely) as there is a ladder to climb back up. Worth taking some fishing rods too if you have a chance. Can also reccomend the little food truck at the start, had some great cheezy wheezy :)
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Coming from the CBD, we hoped to walk to the harbour bridge, but didn’t have quite enough time. We did however walk the Westhaven Promenade, which we both thoroughly enjoyed. There were good sculptures and interesting seating. We watched a sailing lesson for children and radio controlled model boats out in the marina. It was a shame that you walk through an industrial area and the back of boat yards to join to the Wynyard Quarter, although the area does seem to be under development. Better signage linking the areas would be a bonus!
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Opens Saturday 1st of December 10:00 am till 3:00 pm. On the shores of the Hokianga Harbour, Mangungu Mission is the start or end of the Town Coast Cycle Trail. A tour of the mission house is by arrangement, but the grounds are open to the public any time and provide sweeping views of Hokianga Harbour. Mangungu was established as a Wesleyan mission station in 1828 and was the site of the largest Treaty of Waitangi signing. Closed for winter from the 4th June 2019.
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Hire a bike (Cycling Gisborne) and ride along the board walk, then bike thru the dunes on the 4WD track (particulalry if you have an ebike!). A beautiful long beach. A beautiful flat boardwalk. Lots to see and watch (surfies, ships etc)
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Great coastal walk with lovely views. Parts rough and steep but well manageable. Depending on tide timea you can walk parts along the beach but the full track is accessible regardless. Look out for Terry as he has been maintaining the paths for years and is doing a fine job of it.
4.5 based on 19 reviews
We took the ferry this past weekend for the first time. Good pricing for the few minute trip across the harbour. Both sides of the harbour and wharves are kept in excellent condition. Very picturesque area. An easy walk to the Whitianga town centre. And on the other side nice walk to Flaxmill Bay and if you want to go further to Shakespeare Cliff scenic area. Well worth a look.
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