Discover the best top things to do in Mapua, New Zealand including Kereru Gallery, Mapua Ferry, Rare Creations Interactive Wooden Art Gallery, Angelus Hut tracks, Flora Hut & Mount Arthur Hut tracks, Tasteology, Neudorf Vineyards, The Grove Scenic Reserve, The Boulder Bank, Forest Fusion Functonal Art.
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Great fun. Tiny distance. Lovely guy running it. Not much else to say - does what it says on the tin!
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Interactive Wooden Art Gallery, RARE CREATIONS offers Contemporary Furniture and a huge range of related wooden art and technical kit sets from 3 to 99 years old to bring back the lost creativity. It is the only gallery where it is almost compulsory to touch as we have many technical moving toys and sculptures.
Fantastic, awesome wooden wonderland! I wanted to buy everything there. Literally. Gorgeous wooden furniture and wonderful quirky toys and other practical creations. Fabulous designs. An aesthete's dreamland. We came here two days in a row. Absolutely worth the 20 minute drive out of Richmond. Easy to find. Plus the coffee hut on site, Lovina Cup, makes awesome coffee that satisfies. And delicious sticky lemon slice plus other goodies. GO HERE!
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Always check the website for changes that might affect your trip. See website for the price of accommodation on this track.
A group of 5 of us did a tramp into lake Angelus hut over 2 nights 3 days. Day 1; We drove from chch and began walking the speargrass route in the afternoon. It was wet but a lot of this track was covered in the bush. We stayed at the speargrass hut which was very full (but dry nonetheless) and we all managed to squish in. Day 2; Took speargrass creek route to lake Angelus. It was a challenging walk with river crossings, exposed areas, some steep inclines towards the end and alpine rocky areas to manoeuvre. Follow the orange marker poles. It was better weather so we were able to stop and sit for breaks and to take in the beautiful views. Arriving at the top where the track joins with Robert ridge was sensational, looking back over where we had come that morning and looking down over the other side to Lake Angelus and the hut for the night. Very rewarding. A short climb down takes you to the hut (photo included) we arrived at the hut by mid day and had the rest of the day to relax and explore. Day 3; Robert ridge track back to the mount Robert carpark. A short climb from the hut back up to the track starts the day. Roberts ridge is a beautiful walk, very alpine along a rocky cliff face with views of the surrounding area (if you are as lucky as us to get a clear day). Track slowly zig zags back down to the car park. Drove back to chch. Every single one of us loved this walk, the views, the terrain, the huts all amazing. Highly recommend! And don't forget to have a dip in the lake ????????????
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Always check the website for changes that might affect your trip. See website for the price of accommodation on this track.
This is a walk into subalpine country and should not be taken too lightly. Take warm clothes and food and turn back if conditions change. You can do a one way trip up to Mt Arthur Hut but we did a circular trip. From the Flora car park, walk to the Flora Hut then climb left up towards the Mt Arthur Hut. When you get to the Mt Arthur Hut turnoff continue on towards Mt Arthur. Depending on the time and your fitness you can walk up the ridge as far as you like to see some amazing views towards Nelson Lakes National Park and into the Kahurangi National Park. You can also see Motueka and Nelson. Turn around when you want to and head down to the Mt Arthur Hut. From there it is a relatively easy walk back to the car park. Allow 3-4 hours so you don't need to rush. If you are going to the summit allow a lot more time and be prepared. All is best done on a clear fine day for the views.
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The wines of Moutere Hills are of top quality, and we were lucky to find a table at the adjoining Forsters Restaurant for lunch, where the service and the food was fabulous!
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This is a must to visit. Enjoy a taste or drink wine in the tranquility of the garden. One can purchase a variety of treats to eat while experiencing Neudorf’s exquisite wine. The vineyard is positioned in a stunning setting overlooking vineyards with the mountains as a backdrop.
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It may only be a short walk (30 minutes or so) on a circular track, but don't let that make you think it isn't worth it. It is actually an amazing place winding your way around these tall rock formations and canyons. And then the lookout platform at the end is incredible with stunning views to the ocean and beyond. It's free and easy to get to, so is definitely worth a visit.
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We left from Wakefield Quay and caught The Ferry across to Boulder Bank and were given the key to go inside to the top. Lovely views all around and it was a good walk on the large stones to the lighthouse and onto the old baches on the beach before our pick up by The Ferry and return trip to the Quay. A lot of history to read about on Wakefield Quay. Well worth the visit.
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