Alma, meaning ‘nourish’ and ‘soul’, is a multidisciplinary movement studio in the heart of Hawke’s Bay.

The Arataki Honey Visitor Centre is the showcase for our Arataki Honey brand and can be found on its original site (1944) in Havelock North, close to the iconic Te Mata Peak.

Archies Bunker is a unique, unornamented Art Deco building offering quality affordable accommodation right in the heart of the Napier Art Deco Precinct.

Aroha is Māori for Love and as the name suggests we Love helicopters!

Make the Art Deco Trust your first stop to find out more about the devastating 1931 earthquake and the rebuild of the city of Napier in the style of the times - Art Deco.

Welcome to Birdwoods - a very special place in the heart of beautiful Hawke's Bay.

Blackburn Ridge is the ideal country getaway.

TOM Experience Discover Church Road TOM, our iconic range, through an intimate wine flight experience within the atmospheric surroundings of our underground museum.

Coastal Wine Cycles is a young, dynamic, fun company.

Recipient of two hats and the coveted title of Winery Restaurant of the Year in the 2024 Cuisine Good Food Awards, Craggy Range Restaurant offers a warm and memorable experience, looking out on the spectacular backdrop of Te Mata Peak.

Visit the hub of Napier’s Community Arts in a beautiful historic building a short stroll from the heart of Napier's city centre.

So you are planning your wedding.

Faraday Museum of Technology in Napier, is a place of discovery where history comes alive through hands-on experience.

Our Hawke's Bay Tours .

We are an independent boutique cinema by the seashore in Ahuriri, Napier.

Our intimate and tranquil home offers comfortable boutique accommodations with four spacious bedrooms with ensuites that all open out on to verandas or courtyards.

The homestead, built in 1890 by Phyllida's great grandfather ASG Carlyon, sits among an internationally renown 9-hectare woodland garden, the original planting dating from 1860.

The accommodation complex in Hawke's Bay that has it all!

Connect with Hawke's Bay's many talented musicians, available to play at your wedding.

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.

Don’t quite know how intense your presentation or event should be?

The Karamu Golf Club was established in February 2011 and takes its name from the Karamu Stream which meanders around the course.

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

Matangi Angus Beef is a boutique family-owned farming business producing premium 100% grass-fed Angus Beef which is bred with purpose, grown with patience and crafted with precision to optimise eating quality.

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

Mohaka Rafting provides full day and multi-day adventures on grade 2, 3, and Grade 5 whitewater.

Mōrere is the northern gateway to the Hawke's Bay region.

Nga Hua o Mōrere hot springs has reopened!

Come and explore beautiful Ongaonga Museum’s collection of historic buildings and take a step back in time to how our early settlers lived.

A spectacular venue in the seaside village of Te Awanga, on a beautiful 400 hectare coastal property overlooking the beautiful Hawke Bay and Pacific Ocean.

Parkers Apartments offers beautifully self-contained spaces to locate yourself during your stay to Napier, Hawkes Bay.

We are delighted to now be operating out of our new Cellar Door, located onsite at our winery on Omahu Road.

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

We are Roam.

Wanting to explore beautiful, iconic Hawke’s Bay with the best bike hire company?

While the game embraces a relaxed and informal approach, utilizing natural terrain features like hills, trees, gullies, and even livestock, it’s far from a walk in the park.

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.

Escape the city and step into the heart of Hawke's Bay, where 3,000 acres of breathtaking landscapes and rich history await.  Nestled between the dramatic Te Mata Peak, the Tuki Tuki River, and the stunning Waimarama Beach, Te Aratipi offers 360° views of the region, including Cape Kidnappers and Te Motu-o-Kura, Bare Island.

Te Mata Lodge is located in the heart of Havelock North village.

Fully Licensed Restaurant and Bar with modern and authentic Thai Cuisine that will leave you coming back for more!

The Manse is one of the finest New Zealand Luxury Lodges in the Hastings/Havelock North/Napier area offering guests a Kiwi Experience with a European touch.

Tucked away in the Historic brick buildings of the Napier Woollen Company’s Mill is a unique venue waiting to  be discovered!

On a sunny day when you feel like a drive or a bike ride, Puketapu Hotel is a destination that gets you back out into the country.

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.

The White Beach House is a unique six bedroom luxury beach retreat with a rumpus room able to be converted into a 7th bedroom.

Napier Beach TOP 10 Holiday Park & Snapper Cafe (previous known as Snapper Park) is a clean, quiet, spacious and well maintained Holiday park set on 9 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds directly accessing the beach.

30 years in Hawke's Bay, Total Food Equipment is a family-run foodie and chef store.

Introducing Vinotech: Tasting room, wine bar and bottle store located right in the centre of town at award-winning Bistronomy.  The downtown cellar door where you can taste and compare hundreds of wines under one roof. A unique opportunity to buy from a selection of 250 wines from New Zealand and around the world.  Our talented Sommeliers create the tasting flights for you.

Mangatutu Hot Springs is a popular Department of Conservation camping, picnic and fishing spot, and a starting point for excursions up the Mohaka River and further into the Kaweka Forest Park.

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.

By collaborating with internationally renowned artists, Sea Walls artists create large-scale public murals and organize community-based educational efforts that focus attention on major environmental issues the oceans are currently facing, and promote the importance of long-term sustainability of natural resources.

The earliest permanent occupants of Heretaunga were Ngāti Whatumamoa and Ngāti Awa to the north of the Ngaruroro River and Te Aitanga a Whatonga to the south.

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!

Cape Kidnappers | Te Kauwae-a-Māui is a craggy, but stunning peninsula that is ever-present to life in Hawke’s Bay.

Cornwall Park is full of features to explore.

Originally published on nzherald.co.nz It's 6.05 am on Friday morning when we turn off State Highway 51 in Napier and follow the blink-and-you'll-miss-it sign for Waitangi Regional Park.

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).

Bell Rock is an iconic lookout accessed reached via a medium intensity walk.

There are a number of designated Council sites where overnight camping by Certified Self-Contained vehicles are permitted.

Māhia Golf Club is a simple links course which runs through an elongated dune valley on the Māhia Peninsula isthmus sand dunes.

Extending out along Marine Parade's waterfront, the brand new viewing platform adds architectural interest as well as a fantastic place to pause and watch the world go by.  The viewing platform connects to the foreshore walkway system and provides elevated access to the water’s edge and views of Hawke Bay and back to the city.

Lake Tūtira, and it's neighbouring Lake Waikopiro, is home to an abundance of wildlife and is a popular fishing spot. Alongside the lake is the 463 ha Tūtira Regional Park, maintained by the Hawke's Bay Regional Council, which has an erosion control, sustainable land management programme in place.

The approximately 3km stretch of iconic seafront connects Napier with the Pacific Ocean, with stunning vistas encompassing Māhia Peninsula in the north to Cape Kidnappers in the south.

Hastings was named in 1873 by pastoral runholder and entrepreneur, Thomas Tanner, who had already settled in Central Hawke’s Bay a few years earlier.

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.

Stories of Māui and his many daring feats can be heard throughout Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, the great Pacific Ocean.

Near Pōrangahau in Central Hawke's Bay is an unassuming hill known as "Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o tamatea turi pukakapiki maunga horo nuku pokai whenua kitanatahu" - the longest place name in the world.

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).

Te Urewera, home of the Tūhoe people, is the largest area of native forest in the North Island and offers a wonderful escape in ancient untouched rainforest. Please refer to the Ngai Tuhoe website for the latest updates regarding Te Urerewa access.

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.

Lake Kaitawa is an artificial lake formed in the 1920s as part of the system delivering water to the Tuai hydro electric power station.

A picturesque 9 hole golf course, situated amongst the peaceful surroundings of Forest Domain, you would be hard pushed to find a warmer welcome elsewhere.

Lake Waikaremoana is located in Te Urewera in the North Island of New Zealand, 60 kilometres northwest of Wairoa.

Dust off your bike or dig out your walking shoes and set off on the iWay network of pathways, that stretches across the twin cities of Hastings and Napier.

On the outskirts of Waipukurau township, this excellent example of native remnant forest is a great alternative if you are short on time.

This 1500-acre body of water is owned and managed by Whakakī Lake Trust, who are dedicated to the protection and enhancement of the wetland environment.  Whakakī Lagoon is the largest and easternmost of a string of lagoons which run close to the northern cost of Hawke Bay.

The twin Kaweka lakes - Lake Rototuna and Lake Rotoroa - are ecologically and botanically significant because of the large number of plant species and vegetation types in the surrounding area.

The Wairoa District Heritage Museum is housed in the old Union Bank of Australia building which is registered with the New Zealand Historical Places Trust.

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.

Yeoman's Track is closed due to damage sustained during Cyclone Gabrielle, with no current date for re-opening. See DOC website for details A walking track along an old logging route at the base of the Ruahine Forest Park is open for mountain bikers as well.

On this calm Tuesday morning in Hawke's Bay, the region was rocked by a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake that violently shook for three minutes.

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

To walk to the Lookout, head north along Marine Parade and turn left on Coote Road just past Ocean Spa.

A picturesque 18-hole Central Hawke’s Bay golf course – situated on gently undulating old river terraces with mature tree-lined fairways and immaculate greens.

The Ngaruroro runs for 164km from its source, emptying into Hawke Bay near Clive - sharing a river mouth with the Tutaekuri River and Te Awa o Mokotūāraro (Clive River) to form the Waitangi Estuary.

A great spring/summer day trip, pack a picnic, walking shoes and swimwear for a splash in the stream.

Opened in 2013, William Nelson Park is a popular inner city park that includes plenty of grass and seating areas, a playground and a skate plaza.

Take a detour from the usual route to Lake Waikaremoana, and catch a glimpse of the stunning Putere lakes via the scenic backroads.

Content provided by the Ongaonga Historical Society The history of Ongaonga village starts in 1865 when Henry Hamilton Bridge arrived from England and purchased Fairfield farm.

Pourerere Beach has two settlements - one as you enter the beach which is where you access the lagoon, and the second settlement with original baches, boat launch and camping ground is at the far end of the gravel road.

Shine Falls is currently closed - see Department of Conservation website for more information Shine Falls is roughly a 1.5 hours drive away from Napier, and the last 12km is gravel road - but it's worth the trip!The Shine Falls track is a 1.5 hour return walk, and leads to the base of the waterfall.

The Ngamoko Track is the starting point for several walks, offering varying lengths and intensities.

The drive down to Ocean Beach via the access road is iconic to Hawke's Bay, providing stunning views to the north and south including Motu-o-Kura (Bare Island).

The Onepoto Caves Track is a 2 km long return trip and is signposted at the road side, at the site of the original lake outlet.

Pākōwhai Regional Park is a country-style park, and there are 2km of easy-walking paths and a series of bridges crossing over the Raupare Stream.

The beach is a white sandy one, safe for swimming, relaxing, picnics, walking and surfing when conditions are right.

This 10-hectare block is located at the base of Pukeora Scenic Road, Waipukurau and has a number of well-maintained tracks and bridges meandering through established and newly planted trees and plaques placed in memory of the community's loved ones.

Take a turn right at Frasertown onto Tiniroto Road.

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.

Just a 40 minute drive north of Napier, you'll discover Stingray Bay, a small, rocky bay located just north of Tangoio Beach.

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.

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.

All of these walks originate from the Waipātiki beach area, aobut 40min drive north of Napier Waipātiki Scenic Reserve This walk is situated just before Waipātiki Beach 32 kms north of Napier.

Just sneaking inside the northwest Hawke's Bay region boundary on SH2 (Napier-Taupo Road) are the Waipunga Falls - easily viewable from a carpark just off the main highway. Be sure to walk around the viewing spot to ensure you also see the neighbouring Waiarua Falls.

Holt forest can be found near to Lake Tūtira (about 50 minutes drive time north of Napier) and it is an impressive aboretum with over 500 species of indigenous and introduced plants.  There are a number of trails including broad gravel paths suitable for wheelchairs.

Kaweka Forest has a lot to offer!

The track begins at the Sunrise carpark, and a short walk following the farm track will lead you to the Triplex Hut.

We'll be meeting up on the second Saturday of every month at Hastings Library Tired of the same old board games you have at home?

Third Saturday of every month 12-3pm Hastings Library Do you hear people talking about D&D and wonder what you’re missing out on?

Flaxmere Book Chat Group meets at Flaxmere Library every second Tuesday, 10.30 - 11.30am.

Live open-mic poetry for readers and listeners.

Free Fish heads and Frames for everyone.

Turn up the heat by taking part in Hastings District Libraries adults’ winter reading challenge!

Turn up the heat by taking part in Hastings District Libraries adults’ winter reading challenge!

Turn up the heat by taking part in Hastings District Libraries adults’ winter reading challenge!

Feel the power beneath your feet – experience Shockwave: Hawke’s Bay’s Great Quake 1931 at MTG Hawke’s Bay.

Presented by: NBHS & NGHS Get Ready to Cut Loose!

Discover the world of Art Deco Napier this Winter Deco Weekend!

A highlight of the Hawke's Bay events calendar, Munich Meets Meeanee is back for 2025!

A highlight of the Hawke's Bay events calendar, Munich Meets Meeanee is back for 2025!

With multiple album Anniversaries this year, Delaney Davidson takes to the road in July to celebrate his extensive and star studded catalogue with special band The Anniversaries.

We’re coming back to the CENTRAL HAWKE'S BAY MUNICIPAL THEATRE in 2025!!

Winter’s no reason to stay in.

Join us for a Night to Remember – The 33rd Annual Cocktail Party!!

A practical session for artists applying for funding, residencies, and exhibitions.

IN THE SHALLOWS | NEW ERA.

FOOSH is back with their brand-new show The Ding Dong Sing Song Pub Quiz Games Night (80s) Costume Party Everyone’s favourite interactive comedy show is back and this year, we’re cranking up the nostalgia and turning the dial to radical with an all-out 1980s theme!

HAVE A POETRY PARTY WITH A PARTY OF POETS!

TICKETS SELLING FAST!

After the incredible success of our first 80's Old School Party in April, we're turning back time once again!

NZ's biggest preloved clothing markets - Welcome to My Walk in Wardrobe!

Peace, love, and roller skates!

The much-loved and outrageously funny comedian KEVIN BLOODY WILSON is coming back to NZ in August & September with his new “Aussie Icon Tour”, performing again his funniest songs, hilarious stories and shooting down political correctness for his Kiwi fans supported by Jenny Talia from Australia.

The future of food starts here!

FOTOFEST is back for it's 4th year, bringing the best of photography from both local and national photographers , to Hawke's Bay over two weeks, September 19th - October 3rd.

Back by popular demand, New Zealand's 80's Super group 'Love Shack' are bringing their show back to The Paisley Stage, Napier.

Live Pro Wrestling finally makes its way back to Taradale to start our 2025/26 Hawke's Bay season!

Live Pro Wrestling finally makes its way back to Napier to start our 2025/26 season!

Napier’s Biggest Street Party is back!

The Coaching Circle is a powerhouse team of four leadership coaches dedicated to empowering women leaders through every stage of their journey.

We are back for our annual Bay Skate BMX Competition!

NZ's biggest preloved clothing markets - Welcome to My Walk in Wardrobe!

Claus Guth, one of Europe’s leading opera directors, gives the biblical story a psychologically perceptive Victorian-era setting.

Live Pro Wrestling finally makes its way back to Bay View!

Our Bay Skate Skateboard Competition is back for another dual day event; with the street competition on the Saturday and our bowl competition on the Sunday.

Calling all Swifties - make a ‘sweet escape’ to the world of Taylor Swift with TAYLOR: A Tribute to the Eras of Taylor Swift!

BOHM PRESENTS Jimmy Carr Laughs Funny If you like fast-paced, edgy one-liners then get ready to be happy.

Live Pro Wrestling FINALLY makes its way back to Central Hawke's Bay after a sell out in 2025!!