Hokianga Tourism Association

BoyinWaka

Traditional Maori Waka or canoe

Hokibasic

St. Gabriel's Church, Pawarenga, on the Whangape Harbour, which marks the northern limits of the Hokianga.

Cheese Rolling

Cheese Rolling at the Wild West Festival, held every February at Waimamaku,

which is close to the Waipoua Forest.

Just one of the annual Festivals and Events held throughout the Hokianga.

Wairere Boulders, near Horeke

Giant basalt boulders, heavily gouged by rain that ran off Kauri trees.

One of many walking tracks through natural and re-generating native bush

Kohukohu

Old buildings along the waterfront at Kohukohu, which along with Horeke and Rawene, are the oldest European settlements in the Hokianga.

Walk the Heritage trail and visit the many local artists and craftspeople.

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Thank you ...

We gratefully acknowledge the help of ASB Community Trust in producing our 2008 Hokianga Brochures.