Discover the Best of Northland

Discover the untamed beauty of Northland, where ancient landscapes meet endless adventures!

Explore the 3 Regions

FAR NORTH

The most Northern part of New Zealand, with the iconic Cape Reinga on top. Experience the untamed beauty of the most northern point, see where the Tasman Sea meets the Pacific Ocean…

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KAIPARA

The Kaipara District in the Northland region of New Zealand offers breathtaking natural beauty and a rich cultural heritage, making it an ideal travel destination. Immerse in Maori culture through unique experiences such as traditional art and cuisine.

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Whangarei

Whangarei is a captivating destination with its stunning landscapes and vibrant city atmosphere. Choose between scenic walks and pristine beaches or a rich cultural scene, including art galleries, museums, and a thriving local food variety.

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TOP PICKS of NORTHLAND REGION

Magical Mangawhai

Mangawhai is a charming coastal town that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and leisure activities. Travelers can enjoy the golden sandy beaches, go surfing. With its laid-back atmosphere, friendly locals, and a range of accommodation options, Mangawhai is an idyllic destination for relaxation and outdoor adventures.

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Walk the Track

Mahinepua Peninsula track is one of those that will leave you speechless. Not so well known among tourists, probably because locals are trying to keep it a secret.. This track offers a spectacular walk with breathtaking views.

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The biggest tree in NZ

Tāne Mahuta, also known as Lord of the Forest, is the biggest known Kauri Tree in New Zealand, with age estimated to around 2,500 years! Tāne is Māori god of birds and forests.

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Catch & Cook your KAI – TuaTua

Recently we have been to Ninety-Mile beach to gather one of the most beautiful and delicious shellfish in New Zealand and possibly the whole world.

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IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE BREATHTAKING BEAUTY OF NORTHLAND, NEW ZEALAND, WITH OUR STUNNING CANVAS ART COLLECTION.

Let the vibrant colors and mesmerizing scenes transport you to this paradise, reminding of unforgettable adventures, endless beach escapades, and the pure joy of New Zealand flora and fauna!

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Ninety Mile Beach

Ninety Mile Beach or Te-Oneroa-a-Tōhē (official name) is almost unending paradise on the far north-west coast of New Zealand. Rough waves of Tasman Sea with the combination of giant sand dunes and desert-like landscapes formed a unique beach, like nowhere else in the world.

Tāne Mahuta

Tāne Mahuta, also known as Lord of the Forest, is the biggest known Kauri Tree in Northland and New Zealand. It is around 50 meters high and measured at 14 meters around the trunk at breast height. Its age is estimated to be between 1,250 and 2,500 years. Tāne is Māori god of birds and forests. Therefore, Tāne Mahuta is a sacred tree for all Māori people. According to mythology, all living creatures of the forest are regarded as Tāne’s children.

Cape Reinga

Cape Reinga is famous for being a spot where you can see how the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean collide. Standing by the beautiful lighthouse, you can enjoy how the power of sea and ocean create a tidal race – waves, rapids, and whirlpools. Unforgettable place, not to miss when you are in New Zealand!

Waitangi

New Zealand is a relatively young country and it “was born” at the place called Waitangi. “Waitangi” is a Māori-language name meaning “weeping waters”.

MAGICAL MANGAWHAI

The magical Mangawhai is located in the Northland region, spreading between Kaiwaka and Waipu, and being just 105km away from Auckland. It is known for its spectacular white beaches, great surfing and fishing spots, breath taking scenery and creative local community.

Kaitaia

Located in the Far North District of Northland, New Zealand, it is the last major town on the State Highway 1 and one of the nation’s oldest, that is a gateway to Cape Reinga. Situated near the unending paradise of the Ninety Mile beach, this town has an interesting mix of Māori and Dalmatian ancestry.