Hokianga has a wealth of attractions for visitors. We
are currently building up our listings, so if you have
an attraction or activity in the Hokianga area, or if
you have had a great experience please email
us and let us know.
Boulders
Koutu Boulders
- If you feel a game of bowls with balls up to 3 metres
in diameter is just what you need, take a walk on the
beach between Koutu and Kauwhare points on the south
shore of the Hokianga Harbour where you will find the
Koutu Boulders, one of the Hokianga’s better kept
secrets.
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Wairere Boulders
- The stunning encounter with boulders and awesome stroll
through the world's unique Basalt Boulder Valley.
- Go
to their web site>>
Water Transport & Trips
The Hokianga Vehicle Ferry
- Based at Rawene, provides a water transport
link between North Hokianga and South Hokianga.The ferry
offers views of the natural landscape of upper Hokianga
Harbour on its 15 minute journey. Visitors can take walking,
cycling or vehicle day trips via the vehicle ferry.
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Hokianga Express Charters
- For trips from Opononi wharf to the giant sand
dunes at North Head Hokianga or for fishing charters
contact Pete Clark.
- Phone 09 405 8872
- Email>>
Forests
Footprints – Waipoua
- Ever been to the Moon? Want to experience something
not many people have? Well here it is! The Waipoua forest
at NIGHT. In association with the Copthorne Hotel &
Resort Hokianga, join Footprints – Waipoua and
walk amongst these giants at a time foreign to many,
including locals.
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Omahuta Forest
- The Omahuta Kauri Sanctuary was built in 1952 to enable
a lot of people easy access to view giant Kauris and
enjoy a true Kauri forest encounter, with many huge
trees.
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Puketi Forest
- Forest Pools is the secret place of recreation of the
locals.
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Waipoua Forest
- The Waipoua forest is one of the three major reserves
for Kauri trees in Hokianga Harbour.
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Warawara Forest
Historical Sites / Facts
- Visit the Mangungu Mission House and step back in time
to 1839, the year in which this beautiful Wesleyan mission
house was completed. Enjoy the tranquility of this historic
treasure – site of the largest signing of the
Treaty of Waitangi – set against the stunning
Hokianga Harbour.
- Go
to their web site>>
Clendon House Rawene
- Explore Clendon House (1860s) – home
of James Reddy Clendon, trader, witness to the Treaty
of Waitangi and New Zealand’s first US Consul.
Experience the many historic treasures of the Clendon
family, beautifully preserved and presented.
- Go
to their web site>>
Whina Cooper
Information Centre
Hokianga i-Site Visitor Information Centre & Museum
- Waterfront, Omapere, Hokianga Harbour
- Email >>
Labyrinth Woodworks & Maze
- With a puzzle shop that has over 500 puzzles,
great family day out, picnic area and waterfall walk.
- Go
to their web site>>
Maori Village
Tuireremai Pa
- A true Maori cultural experience, carvings, Maori Food.
Motuti Rd North Hokianga.
- Phone first 09 405 2506
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