Bay of Islands

Cape Brett, a remote and remarkable part of New Zealand’s coastline, overlooks the Bay of Islands and the Pacific Ocean. Visitors can reach the cape by trekking 10 scenic miles […]

Nestled in the Bay of Islands, Waitangi holds a pivotal place in New Zealand’s history as the site where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840. This unassuming village, […]

The Bay of Islands Cruise Port, located at Waitangi Wharf in New Zealand, provides a gateway to significant historical sites. Visitors can explore Russell, the country’s first capital, and the […]

Nestled at the mouth of the Kerikeri River and overlooking the serene Kerikeri Inlet, Kerikeri is the largest town in Northland and a place steeped in history. Once home to […]

Cape Reinga, the northernmost point of New Zealand accessible to the public, is marked by a squat lighthouse and an 800-year-old pohutukawa tree. This site, where the Pacific Ocean and […]

Nestled in New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, Haruru Falls stretches across the width of the Waitangi River. Though modest in height at around 16.5 feet (5 meters), the falls are […]

Puketi Forest, sprawling across 51,000 acres west of Kerikeri in the Bay of Islands, is one of New Zealand’s remaining kauri rain forests. Elevated boardwalks wind through the forest, allowing […]

Nestled in Matakohe, the Kauri Museum delves into the rich history of New Zealand’s native kauri trees and the colonial settlers who relied on them. Housed in well-preserved heritage buildings, […]

Nestled just minutes from Whangarei’s city center, the 85-foot (26-meter) Whangarei Falls, also known as Otuihau, is a picturesque cascade surrounded by native bush and the melodies of birdsong. While […]

Te Paki, located at the northernmost point of the Aupori Peninsula in New Zealand’s Northland, is a diverse natural area characterized by wetlands, scrublands, cliffs, and headlands. The landscape also […]

The Kerikeri Stone Store, located in the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, stands as the country’s oldest stone building. Constructed in 1832, it has served various purposes over the years, […]

Built in 1842, the Pompallier Mission and Printery, also known as Pompallier House, stands in Russell, New Zealand, marking a pivotal period when British and French influences competed for dominance. […]