Our three stores are located in Havelock North village, on Latham Street in Napier South and our newest store - Bellatino's Kitchen at the Ahuriri Food Hub.  We love our customers – both the regulars we see each day and the visitors who pop in to experience our range.

Experience beach, river and winery rides on well-mannered, well-trained horses using natural horsemanship techniques.

Your friendly neighbourhood brewery.

Breckenridge Lodge is the perfect gourmet experience for the discerning traveler.

One of Napier’s most iconic historic buildings has been reimagined.

Situated on the coastline of Hawke’s Bay, the Te Awanga sub-region enjoys its own microclimate, extended grape growing season and refreshing sea breezes.

Unwind, reconnect and let those dreams of an escape become your reality.

Cobden Garden is the perfect bed and breakfast retreat in Napier, offering a warm welcome and generous hospitality in an elegant colonial villa.

Crab Farm Winery is a family-owned and operated winery and restaurant located just north of Napier in Bay View.

Hawke’s Bay’s only earth-brick winery.

Decibel Central is the home of Decibel Wines, located in the heart of downtown Hastings.  Winemaker Daniel Brennan hails from Philadelphia but calls Hawke’s Bay home these days.

A voyage of discovery on Napier's Iconic Art Deco Buses Belle and Veronica, our two stunning Art Deco buses, are available for hire for any occasion.

The Hawke's Bay Farmers’ Market has been around for over twenty years and is one of the oldest and largest farmers’ markets in the country.  Every Sunday, Hastings' Waikoko Gardens come to life with the best seasonal produce on offer.

Established in 1999, Hawthorne has since earned the reputation of Hawke’s Bay’s premium fresh coffee supplier and holds the title of New Zealand's most awarded coffee roastery.

Discover laid-back luxury at Kiwiesque Bring your people together at our stunning vineyard property.

This unique 1920s estate is set in the hills of Havelock North, less than five kilometres from the village.

Mangarara (The Family Farm) is a 610 hectare/1500 acre hill country farm in Elsthorpe, Hawke’s Bay.

Market St is a truly unique, modern city bar and eatery in the heart of Napier and proud to be part of the premium Heineken Bar family.

Mates Travel offers Luxury tours designed to showcase the very best of Hawke's Bay and Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Mission is an iconic Hawke’s Bay landmark and one of the region's premier wedding and conference venues, offering elegant, lovingly restored classic surroundings, magnificent views, world class cuisine and wines and exceptional service and care in the complete service.  Nestled into the side of the Taradale Hills, Mission Estate is situated only 10 minutes from the city centre, but surrounded by green hills, farmland and vineyard - it gives the impression that this outstanding facility is far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city.

At Napier City Bike Hire & Tours, we invite visitors to discover all the Hawke's Bay's treasures by bike.

Walk down Emerson Street and end up in a perfect little market.

With Hawke's Bay becoming a premier wedding and conference destination for both domestic and international couples, we can give your guests the ultimate experience by providing them quality restrooms. Our amazing units contain fresh water flushing toilets and urinals, large foyers with mirrors and vanity benches, quality hand sanitiser, luxurious hand lotions and music playing throughout to provide your guests an inviting environment.

Take in a sunrise overlooking world-renowned Hawke's Bay.

We are a kitchen from the heart of India where a brigade of chefs create magic with fresh ingredients.

Founder and head chef Dan Pistone draws on his blended Italian and Argentinian heritage to deliver plates of locally sourced free-range meat and just-caught seafood, house-made rigatoni, tortellini and gnocchi, his famous crusty focaccia and perfectly executed crème caramel.

Hawke's Bay is one of the first places in the world to see the light each day, with our Napier hotel enjoying a premium waterfront location on Napier's Marine Parade.

Waterfront dining, casual menus, wine & craft beer – Gastro Pub.

The Silky Oak Chocolate Company is heaven on earth for Chocoholics!

At St Georges, our passion is to deliver a truly unique dining experience, with original, beautifully-crafted food, inspired by nature, texture, intensity and purity.

Breathing new life into a fixture of Havelock North's café scene, St Martha operates not only as an all-day eatery but also as a catering business and event venue, with an unwavering commitment to delivering unforgettable experiences.  The eatery menu is full of delights: from mouth-watering breakfast, brunch and lunch dishes to house cocktails, premium Hawthorne coffee and fresh smoothies.

Situated on 3,000 acres of gently undulating to steep scenic limestone terrain, this farm has belonged to the Palmer Family for over a century.

Choose from either a one-day self-guided catered walk or, a two-day/two-night self-guided and fully catered experience on our 3,000-acre sheep and beef farm.

Te Mata Figs was established from a passion to grow amazing figs in the warm Mediterranean climate of Hawke’s Bay near Havelock North, New Zealand.

We offer our guests a rewarding dining experience in a relaxed and luxurious atmosphere.

Relax and take in the beautiful views and surroundings of Perfume Point in Ahuriri, Napier while selecting your favourite dish from our irresistible menu.

From Monteiths, Erdinger, Heineken, Black Dog, Tuatara or Export, we have a beer to satisfy your taste.

A blue church-like building peers over the surrounding maize fields opposite Te Aute College.

Overlooking Napier harbour, the Thirsty Whale Bar & Restaurant is a prime spot to meet up with friends, whilst you sit back, relax and drink in the panoramic scenery.

Situated in the iconic Art Deco National Tobacco Building, Ahuriri, Tony Bish Wines is Australasia's first producer dedicated solely to Chardonnay.

Inspired by the Wallingford surrounds, Chris’s menu has an emphasis on seasonal produce & foraging, all sourced from local passionate, ethical artisans (hunters, fishermen & cheese makers).

Y’a Bon French Baker is a modern artisan bakery showcasing the best of Hawke's Bay living through a French lens.

This long, narrow estuary with its wide range of fresh to salty, shallow to deep, and sandy to muddy habitats supports an extremely diverse range of birds, fish, invertebrates and plant life.

Centrally located within one of Napier’s premier suburban parks, Anderson Park playground's accessible and imaginative features create an inclusive environment that encourages all abilities and ages to play alongside each other.

The Farndon Heritage Trail takes visitors through areas that have been historically associated with orchard and fruit growing industry in Hawke's Bay, as well as some sites of Māori significance.

200km of easy-riding trails lead to more than 50 locations to taste, see and experience the best of Hawke's Bay, New Zealand's Food and Wine Country.  The Hawke's Bay Trails are a genuine year-round cycling experience, with a network of mostly off-road limestone trails which are suitable in almost all weather conditions - although to be fair, you're likely to encounter mostly sunshine in Hawke's Bay!

The Hastings Urban Heritage Trail guides visitors through significant historical areas of Hastings.

Guided or self-catered; take a leisurely spin through a corner of New Zealand’s oldest wine region (it's the YELLOW section of the Hawke's Bay Trails map).

The Garden 2002 is an artwork thematically based on the biblical garden of Eden, a reference by sculptor Paul Dibble to New Zealand as an antipodean paradise.

The village of Havelock North sits on the southeastern edge of the Heretaunga Plains at the foot of the Havelock North hills, above what was the swamp and lagoons that once made the plain almost uninhabitable until drained.

This wide, smooth path affords stunning views across the Pacific Ocean, Tukituki River and countless vineyards (it's the GREEN section on the Hawke's Bay Trails map).

To locals it’s just ‘Pukeora’.

In 1854, John Chambers built a small cottage for his family on a block of land which he leased from Kurupo Te Moananui.

Belying it's official name as the Water Ride, this section of the Hawke's Bay Trails takes in a range of rural and urban landscapes, albeit many with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, Ahuriri Lagoon and Tutaekuri River (it's the ORANGE section on the Hawke's Bay Trails map).

Weaving in the shade of the willow trees along the Tukituki Trail in Central Hawke's Bay, this grade 2 track is a great introduction to mountain biking.

As well as being the gateway to the iconic Cape Kidnappers, this stretch of Pacific Ocean coast is renowned as a surfing and fishing hotspot.

Arriving in Hastings, the skyline to the west is dominated by the Kaweka Ranges with places of great beauty and historical interest.

The Kaweka Trail provides an excellent cross-section of rural Hawke's Bay.

The Tukituki Trail is dual-purpose limestone tracks on the banks of the Tukituki River between the towns of Waipukurau and Waipawa in Central Hawke’s Bay.

The total area is 374 hectares, while the highest point on the reserve is the trig station, Te Kapu, which is 397m above sea level.

This is a long trail (200km) that traverses a wide variety of scenery from the flat pastoral and viticulture land of the Heretaunga Plains to the mountainous high country foothills of the Ruahine and Wakarara ranges.

For decades, the breathtaking scenery has made Māhia a favourite holiday spot for many families and individuals.

Significant Points Havelock North Information Centre Middle Road Lucknow Lodge Providencia Country House Birdwoods Gallery Webb's Nursery Webster's Hydrated Lime Co.

Built from solid Kauri, the Wairoa Lighthouse was in use from 1878 to 1960.

The present sealed Napier-Taupō highway bears little resemblance to the pre-European walking trail.

Broken hill country, deep ravines and geologically unstable terrain dissuaded early travellers from venturing too far inland on the torturous journey between Napier and Wairoa.

The hills and the plateau to the southeast of Hastings are places of great beauty and historical interest.

This Trail runs through Central Hawke's Bay, equidistant from the Ruahine Ranges and the coast.

The Highway 50 trail guides visitors through dense native bush that once covered much of the inland bay.  The trail area was developed into farmland by the cutting, clearing and milling of the bush.

The Tangoio Beach area is popular, particularly in the summer, for recreation activities, including fishing, diving, walking and swimming.

The Waipawa Pavement walk guides visitors through significant historical areas of Waipawa.  Begin the easy one-hour walk at the Heritage Trail Board in the carpark beside the Central Hawke's Bay Museum.  Waipawa has the distinction of being one of New Zealand's earliest inland towns.

The Tukituki River flows for 117 kilometres, east and then northeast, passing through the town of Waipukurau before flowing into Hawke Bay close to the city of Hastings.

The walkway project is led by the Whangawehi Catchment Management Group, a community initiative including Marae, landowners and agencies whose focus is to protect the Whangawehi stream.

The Central Hawke's Bay coastal trail leads you through a countryside where once rivers and streams were deep and navigable.

Gifted in perpetuity to the community in 1927, Te Mata Park is a cultural, historical and recreational treasure.  The wider park is home to an array of walking and mountain biking trails, with most trails also dog-friendly.

Waimārama is 20 minutes' drive from Havelock North, offering a long white sand beach that's generally very safe for swimming.

The Wairoa Riverside Walk & Cycleway winds 5km along the banks of the scenic Wairoa River.

Waipātiki Beach is a picturesque settlement with native bush and a broad stretch of golden sand.

The Tukituki trail is a network of trails for walkers and bikers in Central Hawke's Bay.

Napier hosts a vibrant Sunday market known as the Napier Sunday Market.

'Art of Well-Being' at Taruna College Staying Upright, Keeping Heart Perhaps now more than ever, our sense of 'well-being' is being deeply challenged.

Taradale Sunday Market.

Taradale Sunday Market, Held weekly from 9am-1pm inside the Guide Hall in Greenmeadows.

This fusion of Yoga Nidra and Biofield Tuning can create an experience that is not only deeply restorative and relaxing but also transformational, helping participants access higher states of awareness, energetic balance, and emotional healing.

Mr & Mrs Macbeth of Duart Valley Road.

IN THE SHALLOWS | NEW ERA.

Fresh baked slow fermented sourdough bread, sourdough buns, focaccia, pizza dough and crackers, cinnamon rolls and bagels.

Enjoying a delicious Italian long lunch beginning of Spring!

Amazing food evokes beautiful memories, and never has this been more apparent than with Maumahara - Kitchen Takeover's latest culinary journey with Kārena and Kasey Bird.

Sky-rocketing towards 40, with a happily untenanted womb and a life of love, leisure and lingus, Hayley Sproull feels less barren, and more… Baroness.

The streets and laneways of Napier will come alive this Winter as a line-up of incredible venues each transform into an Urban Cellar Door and host a winemaker for you to visit on a self-guided wine trail!

Fresh baked slow fermented sourdough bread, sourdough buns, focaccia, crackers, plus bagels Go home with freshly baked goodies, recipe’s, some starter and the skills learned to do it yourself!

Join Vanessa Arthur as she talks about 'Wonder Goggles', a new body of work that invites fresh perspectives on the everyday—blurring lines between jewellery, sculpture, and installation.

Explore the iconic Cape Kidnappers — with exclusive access to private trails through coastal farmland, native forest, river gorges and waterfalls.

Event brought to you by Etiquette, Orton's & Saltwater Seafoods Saturday, 11 October, 2025, 1pm - 7pm The Old Church Salty Palate – A Seafood Celebration Kiamoana Beverages Entertainment General Admission Early Bird - $145 + fees - 2pm Sold Out General Admission Second Release - $155 + fees - Limited General Admission Final Release - $165 + fees - Limited VIP - $300 + fees - Limited General Admission Ticket includes: Event entry with hassle-free access.

Who were the maverick personalities that wielded their brushes in such a radical and provocative way?

Join us for two weekends of creative magic as artists throw open the doors of their studios and welcome you in!