Top Things to do in Te Awanga
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What to do and see in Te Awanga, North Island: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Te Awanga, New Zealand including Coastal Wine Cycles, Gannet Safaris Overland, Golly Gosh, Elephant Hill, Clifton Station Wool World, Beach House Wines, Te Awanga Estate Vineyard, Cape Kidnappers, Clearview Estate Winery, Hawkes Bay Surf School.
Restaurants in Te Awanga
1. Coastal Wine Cycles
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 115 reviews
Thanks for finding us in the vastness of the Internet. We're a young, dynamic, fun company that loves cycling, wine, the ocean, beach, rivers, peaks, fields, orchards, long lunches, and of course sunny days and friends to enjoy them with. Our business is about providing experiences. Our kick-ass bikes and awesome location helps us to do this. We have classic beach cruiser bikes from California for hire. They have wide comfortable seats (no wedgies!), swept back handlebars, baskets, bells, and oversize tires….perfect for relaxed cycling. We are conveniently located right on the Kidnappers Cycle Trail, our driveway connects to the off-road limestone pathway network. We are surrounded by a hub of activities and attractions, making it super easy to be right in the action of it. We have recommended self-guided rides ranging from 6km to 25km or you are welcome to explore your own way. We are the ideal group activity for reunions, celebrations and corporate team building.
Reviewed By tripadvice2021
Brilliant! We loved our 4 hour cycle hire , don't miss doing this. Murray the owner was delightful and so helpful. Maps and all advice and recommended circuits given in great detail. I always worry how comfortable the bikes saddles will be (!) but these were THE MOST comfortable saddles and bikes we've ever rented. No sore backside at all, and I had had a hip replacement just 4 months beforehand :) We did the circuit from Te Awanga up the Tuki Tuki estuary and river, beautiful. Then left into the gorgeous farmland and into the vineyards. Easy smooth tracks and quiet roads. Back to the coast, and make sure you (book ahead as so popular) and have a delicious lunch at Clearview Winery. We went back for a 2nd visit it was so good there - delicious foods served by French staff, exquisite wines. Good playground there if you are bringing children.
2. Gannet Safaris Overland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 571 reviews
Tour operator - overland tours to Cape Kidnappers, travelling over a working station and thought New Zealand's largest privately owned wildlife sanctuary. Getting to the largest accessible mainland gannet colony in the world - no walking is required.
3. Golly Gosh
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
On line shop. Mother and Son Sophie & Mark Henderson delicately handrcraft exquisite sculptures using fresh flowers vegetables and fruit. Each unique design is captured using creative photography and individually digitally printed onto an exquisite gift collection. Designed and created in New Zealand.
Reviewed By NickyP54 - Bargara, Australia
Some very unique photographic-inspired crafts on sale here. Set well back from the coast road but flag signposted and well worth a stop for a least a browse and chat with the friendly owner.
4. Elephant Hill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 284 reviews
Established in 2003, Elephant Hill is located within a stone’s throw of the Pacific Ocean on the idyllic Te Awanga coast of Hawke’s Bay on New Zealand’s North Island. The winemaking at Elephant Hill is driven by tradition while not losing sight of what innovation can bring to the blend. Our aim is to make wines that are balanced and elegant and a true expression of the vineyards they come from. Attention to detail, hard work and an absolute commitment to quality are the hallmarks of both our viticulture and winemaking.
Reviewed By rumcookie
Made it just in time for a tasting. $10 for 6. Plus they threw in a couple of extras. (Credited back if you buy a bottle.) Wine was terrific. Especially Syrahs. And of course the Chardonnay. Very modern facility. Beautiful view. Worth a stop for sure. Really looking forward to Elephant Hill coming to the US! We are fans!
5. Clifton Station Wool World
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By BobWE
Set in the middle of the countryside is the Clifton Sheep Farm that is described as a working farm. The owner's provide a demonstration of sheep shearing and the sheep dogs rounding up and guiding the sheep. Also located on the property is a very old giant pig and a museum arrangement of old sheep farm implements. A great place for kids who are able to up close and personal with the farm's sheep, pig, and dogs. Across the street is the Clifton Cafe for a short break and tea or a lunch. The owners are very approachable, informative, and friendly. Highly recommended if you have not been to a sheep farm before.
6. Beach House Wines
7. Te Awanga Estate Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 reviews
Nestled on an elevated site in the foot hills that hug Te Awanga, our cellar door has views down through our 42 acres of vines, across the Te Awanga basin and out to the wide blue Pacific Ocean. Decked out in white and plywood, our home in the Bay, with its sea views and salty air, is reminiscent of a New Zealand summer spent at the bach (holiday home). Chill, take your time and taste your way across the range from award-winning winemaker Rod McDonald – Trademark, Quarter Acre, Te Awanga Estate, One Off, and Mister. All day wine tasting and grazing (our menu changes seasonally, but check our website for our style of food) works by local artists and once a month during summer, we hold our world-famous-in-Te Awanga Sunday Sessions with live music from local artists on our front lawn. Or down-tools and stay a while in our cosy but cool Vineyard Apartment above the cellar door.
Reviewed By Sallyd750 - Auckland, New Zealand
We had a lovely lunch at Te Awanga. The lady running the restaurant (sorry I forgot her name) was so so welcoming. Her knowledge was amazing and the wines were delicious. We did the wine tasting and also had homemade pies, which were beautifully presented and yummy! They were also dog friendly - our little doggie felt just as welcome ????
8. Cape Kidnappers
9. Clearview Estate Winery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 156 reviews
This is the Clearview Estate Winery | Restaurant & Cellar Door public feedback & review page | all current menus | trading hours & wine portfolio are on our website
Reviewed By 957malcolmr - Palmerston North, New Zealand
The food we had for lunch was first rate. Take you time. Don't be in a hurry. Sit back and enjoy the atmosphere, the wine, the food and the very pleasant service. While the menu is modest in selection it more than makes up for it in quality and style. We had no problem finding dishes on the menu that appealed and when they were delivered there was complete satisfaction. The wines were delightful too. We were served by a Parisienne, Marion, and we had fun talking with her. A total experience
10. Hawkes Bay Surf School
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
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