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Quest Hastings
Take in a sunrise overlooking world-renowned Hawkes Bay. Stop in at one of the region’s many wineries and taste the fruits of the local stony soils....
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Hastings Art Gallery
Hastings Art Gallery provides local, national and international contemporary art exhibitions to the Hawke’s Bay community. The gallery is set on Civic Square with Nga Pou...
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Hastings Top 10 Holiday Park
The accommodation complex in Hawke's Bay that has it all! Make us your fist step to unwinding in sunny Hawke's Bay - we put the Park...
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Hastings Golf Club
Experience world class golfing in sunny Hawke’s Bay. Hastings Golf Club is ranked amongst the top club courses in New Zealand, with impeccable championship conditions, set...
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Hastings Community Art Centre
Welcome to Arts Inc. Heretaunga - promoting and developing the arts in the beautiful heart of Hawke's Bay. Don't miss any of the outstanding exhibitions[https://www.artsinc.co.nz/exhibitions/] at the...
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Hastings Distillers
Visit Hastings Distillers – New Zealand’s only producer of certified organic artisan spirits and liqueurs. Come and try our range featuring unique blends of local, wild-foraged, organically...
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Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market
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...
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The Manse
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. This...
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Ashcroft Gardens bed and breakfast
Our property is semi-rural and situated halfway between Napier and Hastings. All our three rooms have ensuites and tea coffee facilities. Our pool-room has a super-king...
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Te Aratipi Farm Walks
Embark on the ultimate New Zealand walking adventure at Te Aratipi. Choose from either a one-day self-guided catered walk or, a two-day/two-night self-guided and fully catered experience...
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Hawke's Bay Farmyard Zoo
'Where you can walk and talk to the animals’ 15 mins from Napier or Hastings, the zoo is recognised as one of the region's leading attractions...
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Nga Pou o Heretaunga
Eighteen pou, each representing an ancestor from marae around the Heretaunga district stand proudly in the centre of Hastings, presenting a tangible link to the region's...
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Prinsy's Tours
Our passionate local guides offer a fun and flexible way to experience the rural winery gems of Napier, Hastings and beyond. A Prinsy's Tour will take...
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St Georges Restaurant
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. Just five minutes...
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Two Taniwha Street Food
Home to the Pukana Burger, Two Taniwha Street Food provides delicious freshly cooked street food including burgers, wraps & roast rolls using the signature slow cooked...
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305 in the Vines
305 in the Vines in Havelock North is designed for the discerning traveller. Each villa is modern, stylish and luxurious to help make your time in...
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Brave Brewing
**Your friendly neighbourhood brewery.** Brave Brewing Co. launched in late 2014. We are a small, award winning brewery located in the beautiful Hawke’s Bay. Our business is...
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Cupple
Speciality coffee has arrived in Hastings thanks to Firsthand. Cupple brings together the finest coffee and the finest French-made pastries under one roof. Soft brew equipment and supplies...
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de la terre
Hawke’s Bay’s only earth-brick winery. We are situated on the Napier-Taihape Road, a relaxing 20-minute drive from Taradale or Hastings through scenic pastureland. We are a...
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Maraenui Golf Club
We are one of Hawke’s Bay’s finest Golf Courses set in lovely tree-lined surrounds, just off Marine Parade in Napier. Amongst Napier’s stunning surroundings, you will...
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Karamu Golf Club & GolfLands
The Karamu Golf Club was established in February 2011 and takes its name from the Karamu Stream which meanders around the course. The club is based...
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Boyd-Dunlop Gallery
The Boyd-Dunlop Gallery is situated at 4 Hastings St Napier, within the arts quarter close to Napier finest hotels, restaurants and cafes. Boyd-Dunlop offers three unique...
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Richard James Jeweller
Richard James Jewellers is a boutique style gallery and workshop , specialising in bespoke custom jewellery designed and handcrafted on-site by our team of expert Jewellers....
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The Puketapu
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...
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Elmore Lodge Motel
Our Hastings Motel is the perfect option for families & clients needing Hawke's Bay Hospital accommodation, we would especially like to welcome them and all corporate...
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Bluebell Lodge and Cottages
Bluebell Lodge and Cottages is situated just a quick five minute drive from Havelock North or Hastings. Set in a lovely rural/orchard locality with lawns and...
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Omahu Motor Lodge
Perfectly positioned to take advantage of Hawke's Bay wineries, Omahu Motor Lodge motel is located on Omahu Road, directly opposite Hawke's Bay Hospital in Hastings. We...
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Aroha Helicopters
Aroha is Maori for Love and as the name suggests we Love helicopters! We specialise in Helicopter Flight training. We can provide helicopter type ratings in various...
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Decibel Wines
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...
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Toitoi: Hawke's Bay Arts and Events Centre
Toitoi – Hawke’s Bay Arts & Events Centre has a wide range of spaces on offer for events of any size. Located in Hastings CBD, Toitoi...
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Villas & Vines Glamping
Are you searching for a destination to unwind, and relax. Our glamping tents are nestled within a small boutique vineyard well located with Hastings, Napier, and...
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Houdini Tours and Chauffeur Company
We are passionate about showcasing the very best Hawke’s Bay wine and local produce. Simply, we love to share our knowledge and affection for the many artisanal...
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Te Aratipi Farm Tours
Set off on an adventure through the essence of rural New Zealand with a farm tour at Te Aratipi Station. Situated on 3,000 acres of gently...
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Hastings District
Hastings District - the heart of Hawke's Bay With 70+ wineries in the area, Hastings District is a mecca for food and wine lovers. You'll also find...
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Freedom Camping in Hastings District
There are a number of designated Council sites where overnight camping by Certified Self-Contained vehicles are permitted. *Eastbourne Street West carpark* Maximum 2 nights stay per calendar...
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Hastings Urban Heritage Trail
The Hastings Urban Heritage Trail guides visitors through significant historical areas of Hastings. Significant Points Hastings Post Office Taikura Rudolf Steiner School John Holt Memorial Display House...
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Recipes: Hastings District
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History of Hastings
*Hastings - the fruit bowl of New Zealand* Hastings was named in 1873 by pastoral runholder and entrepreneur, Thomas Tanner, who had already settled in Central Hawke’s...
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Hastings Cycle Skills Track
*Great fun and road-rule practise for the little-ones * This cycle skills destination at Hawke’s Bay Regional Sports Park just north of Hastings city has a miniature...
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5 Must-Do's in Hastings
*Hastings city and its wider district are an inescapable component of any Hawke's Bay holiday. With such a wide array of options, it can be a...
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12-Hour Guide to Hastings
If you have an appetite for rich culture and relish sampling local food and wine, Hastings and the Hawke’s Bay district are bursting with flavour in...
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Inland Patea Hastings - Taihape Heritage Trail
Arriving in Hastings the skyline to the west is dominated by the Kaweka Ranges with places of great beauty and historical interest. Here deep earth movements...
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Hastings Hotspots
The sprawling Hastings District is home to not just orchards, vineyards and wineries, but also some of Hawke’s Bay’s hottest new eateries. While many are concentrated on...
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From craft beer to Che Fu: Hastings’ big city feels in regional Aotearoa
There's a hint of Dunedin to Hastings - a modicum of Melbourne, a smidge of Auckland's Kingsland, a nod to Wellington's Newtown. Just like those larger cities...
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Where to find fun after 5 in Hastings City
Grab some mates and get out on the town. *We get it, come 5pm the countdown is on to get home and re-introduce yourself to the couch...
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Mangatutu Hot Springs
*Mangatutu Hot Springs is a popular Department of Conservation camping, picnic and fishing spot, and a starting point for excurisons up the Mohaka River and further...
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Hawke's Bay Trails: Wineries Ride
Guided or self-catered; take a leisurely spin through New Zealand’s oldest wine region (it's the YELLOW section of the Hawke's Bay Trails map). There are currently 9...
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Cycle Trails
*Explore Hawke’s Bay’s epicurean landscape by bike.* The Hawke’s Bay Trails - one of 23 *Great Rides of New Zealand* - boast 200km of flat, easy-riding cycle...
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Limestone Loop
The Limestone Loop is an eclectic mix of food, art, wine and retail delights that will have you meandering through CHB with a smile on your...
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Pekapeka Wetlands
*Pekapeka Wetland is a publicly accessible area alongside State Highway 2 south of Hastings* It covers 98 ha, mostly now owned by Hawke's Bay Regional Council but...
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Public Transport
Getting to and around Hawke's Bay is easy with some great public transport options. Check out the below options to get to Hawke's Bay via bus as...
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The Sleeping Giant | Te Mata Peak
The well-recited legend of Te Mata Peak portrays the hill as the prostrate body of the Waimarama chief Te Mata. Many centuries ago the people living in...
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Off the beaten track campgrounds
Hawke’s Bay is the place to be this summer. Fact. And nothing says summer more loudly than CAMPING. Hawke’s Bay is well served for camp grounds from...
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The Art Deco
From the devastation of a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 1931 rose the iconic Art Deco cityscapes we see today. Napier City is considered the Art Deco Capital...
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The Origin of Art Deco in Hawke's Bay
*Napier’s world-renowned collection of Art Deco buildings owes its existence to the 7.8 magnitude earthquake that devastated the Hawke’s Bay region in February 1931, killing 256...
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Mountain Biking
*Our tracks will leave you both exhilarated and exhausted.* There’s no way you will leave disappointed. With over 100 kilometres of trails across all corners of the...
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1931 Earthquake
At 10:47am on 3 February 1931, the hands of the clock on the band rotunda in Napier stopped turning On this calm Tuesday morning in Hawke's Bay,...
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Hawke's Bay Golf Club
Ten minutes’ drive south-west of Hastings will bring you to one of the surprises of Hawke's Bay. The youngest of the four major golf courses in the...
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Farndon Heritage Trail
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...
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Frimley Park Rose Garden
*A beautiful rose garden in the grounds containing over 5000 roses of all types and all colours, filling the air with perfume.* Frimley Park was given to...
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Welcome to Hawke's Bay
From Mahia in the north to Porangahau in the south, Hawke's Bay's 360 kilometres of coastline and beaches hugs the vast Pacific Ocean. Blessed with fertile soils...
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Rainy day activities in Hawke's Bay
*When rain spoils your outdoor plans for the family, there’s no need to despair – Hawke’s Bay has plenty of inside activities to keep you and...
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Yeoman's Track
*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...
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isite Visitor Information
isite is New Zealand's official visitor information network with over 80 isites nationwide Every person who works at i-SITE is a travel expert for their own home...
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Parks & Playgrounds
Plenty of fun for the young, and young at heart It's been said that parks and playgrounds are the 'soul of a city'. If that's true,...
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Tukituki River
*The stunning Tukituki River flows from the Ruahine Ranges to the Pacific Ocean at the southern end of Hawke's Bay.* The river flows for 117 kilometres, east...
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Everything In Its Right Place - MiNDFOOD reviews Hawke's Bay
*Words by Ewan McDonald, for MiNDFOOD* From the glamorous Art Deco architecture of Napier, the country-village aesthetic of Havelock North, the heritage makeover of Hastings and all...
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12 Hours in Napier
The city centre of Napier is reminiscent of a movie set from the 1930s with its Art Deco elements. You need not explore to find it....
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Windsor Park Playground
*The Lions Community Playground at Windsor Park is 6,000 square metres of family fun.* The development of the playground was a joint project between the Hastings Lions...
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Osmanthus Garden
*This traditional Chinese garden was established at Cornwall Park in 1996 to commemorate Hastings' 15th anniversary of our sister city relationship with Guilin.* The garden takes...
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Into the Wild
Hit the tracks and immerse yourself in the colours of Hawke’s Bay! If you’re after a short walk to stretch your legs or you just want...
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Havelock North Walking Heritage Trail
In 1854 John Chambers built a small cottage for his family on a block of land which he leased from Kurupo Te Moananui. This was the...
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MiNDFOOD's pick of places to eat and taste
*Words by Ewan McDonald, for MiNDFOOD* Central Fire Station[visit/us/central-fire-station] Napier's 1923 fire station is reimagined as a modern bistro: its bell tower is a plant-filled atrium; the arches...
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History of Havelock North
Named after British General Sir Henry Havelock, the town of Havelock North was founded in 1860 to provide land for small farmers and working-class settlers. This...
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The complete guide to winery cellar doors in Hawke's Bay
*Hawke's Bay is New Zealand's oldest wine region, and a Great Wine Capital of the world[/eat-and-drink/drink/wineries-and-cellar-doors/hawkes-bay-great-wine-capital/].* HBT GWC Worlds Newest HORZ BLACK * The region is home to...
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Cornwall Park
*Spread over 8 hectares in an 'English village green' environment, Cornwall Park is Hastings’ oldest and most established park.* The park is full of features to explore....
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Maori connection to Art Deco
What's that koru doing next to that ziggurat? Art Deco was the most fashionable international design movement in modern art and architecture from 1925 until the 1940s,...
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iWay Urban Rides
*Getting around Napier and Hastings by bike has never been easier thanks to the iWay project.* This project has added over 100km of cycle paths and lanes...
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William Nelson Park
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. It...
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Keirunga Gardens
Keirunga Gardens is a large park in Havelock North, with 17 hectares of both formal gardens and parklands. With a large open space area perfect for...
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Family-friendly nature adventures
*Explore the Bay with your family like true adventurers! Traverse new terrain, discover an underwater world, document your journeys, and learn more about the unique geography...
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Shopping
Shopping in Hawke's Bay can be done either as a marathon or a sprint - and with a number of shopping precincts to explore. Central Napier's grid...
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Heritage Trails
Hawke’s Bay is considered New Zealand’s showcase for heritage trail development, with 17 trails created since 1991. The trails are aimed at guiding locals and visitors...
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Energy-busting activities for families
*Sometimes kids just need to burn off some energy. We get that, and Hawke's Bay is here for you. Here's some of our favourite ways to...
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Travelling to Hawke's Bay
*Hawke’s Bay is open for visitors, and we can’t wait to welcome you to the newest Great Wine Capital of the World[/eat-and-drink/drink/wineries-and-cellar-doors/hawkes-bay-great-wine-capital/].* The region, which was impacted...
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The Garden
The Garden is an artwork thematically based on the biblical garden of Eden, a reference by sculptor Paul Dibble to New Zealand as an antipodean paradise....
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Maraekakaho to Kereru (Ngaruroro River) Heritage Trail
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...
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Emergency & Medical Services
Please see a list of local emergency and medical services below Police For all Police emergencies dial 111 To contact local Police Stations refer to details below. *Napier Police...
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9 reasons you'll love a Hawke's Bay wedding
*Re-published from New Zealand Weddings magazine* *Photography - Meredith Lord* *As long summer days stretch well into Autumn and the sun continues to shine in Hawke’s Bay, there’s...
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Brain-boosting indoor activities for kids
*Looking for something to keep your children and teenagers engaged throughout these summer holidays? We’ve compiled a list of indoor activities to help stimulate the synapses....
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Duart House Gardens
The historic and colonial Duart house was built in 1882 and is set in three acres of perfectly maintained and restored gardens. Renowned for its horticultural landscaping...
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Monckton Scenic Reserve
Please note, Monckton Scenic Reserve is currently closed - see Department of Conservation website for more information A great spring/summer day-trip from Hastings, pack a picnic, walking...
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Osmanthus Gardens Lantern Festival
Monday 8 - Sunday 14 April Step into a realm of enchantment as Cornwall Park comes alive with the mesmerising glow of lanterns at the Osmanthus Gardens...
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Kid-friendly dining in Food and Wine Country
*Hawke's Bay and delicious meals go hand-in-hand. And there's no reason why having kids in tow means you have to sacrifice your tastebuds!* These are just some...
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Waiaroha - Heretaunga Water Discovery Centre
Hastings CBD's new Waiaroha - Heretaunga Water Discovery Centre has opened a world of information about all things water. It’s a place where the community can develop...
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Top 6 Hawke's Bay Playgrounds
*With SO MANY amazing Hawke's Bay playgrounds to choose from, this may well be the most contentious list we've ever compiled. But we're prepared to make...
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Top 6 spring picnic pozzies
With spring swinging in with its warmer days and clear blue skies, it’s time to head outdoors and celebrate the glory of the warmer months. Fancy...
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Waimarama Heritage Trail
The hills and the plateau to the southeast of Hastings are places of great beauty and historical interest. Rising from sea level to 640m, mudstones capped...
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Pooch Paradise: A pet-friendly holiday in Hawke’s Bay
*Just because you’re heading off on holiday doesn’t mean your pooch should be left behind. We've pulled together the ultimate collection of dog-friendly holidays spots across...
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Why you should discover the other side of Hawke's Bay
*Words by Jacqueline Braid, for Sunday Star Times / Stuff* During the lockdown period, I observed and participated in a number of conversations on social media about...
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5 reasons why Hawke's Bay this Summer
* *World class wineries Here in Hawke’s Bay, wine is a way of life. As a leading wine destination, the region boasts more than 70 wineries and 30+...
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Winter school holiday fun
Looking for something to keep your kids engaged during the school holidays this winter? We’ve compiled some of the region's best winter-warmer activities to entertain the whole...
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Top Things To Do These School Holidays
The school holidays are nearly here. From exploring the outdoors to indoor fun, family-friendly events, and where to eat with kids, Hawke's Bay has you covered. *Outdoor...
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Highway 2 Trail, Central Hawke's Bay
This Trail runs through Central Hawke’s Bay, equidistant from the Ruahine Ranges and the coast. It links the district with Hastings and Napier in the north...
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Andrew Caldwell's favourite Hawke's Bay photography spots
Leading Hawke's Bay photographer Andrew Caldwell explains how Hawke's Bay landscapes help fuel his passion for photography. Andrew Caldwell: http://ankhphotography.net/ Inevitably when you shoot photography for a while,...
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Top 7 Autumn Activities in Hawke's Bay
*Hawke's Bay is one of the most fantastic regions to behold colour-wise, food-wise and wine-wise this autumn. Orchards and vineyards turn brilliant shades of yellow, orange...
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Your Winter Guide to savouring Hawke's Bay
*When it comes to winter delights, Hawke's Bay has a taste to please all manner of palates. **Take inspiration from our definitive guide to the region...
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Havelock North: The most underrated place to visit in Hawke's Bay
*Who doesn't love Hawke's Bay? This is where great food and wine is born, all packaged together with captivating landscapes and world-class Art Deco streets.* *While Napier...
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9 summer must do's in Hawke's Bay
Hawke’s Bay is the ideal summer destination for all you sun and adventure chasers. After all, what’s not to love? With 30+ cellar doors to visit,...
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Hawke's Bay Summer Events Guide
Hawke's Bay plays host to an impressive line-up of events throughout spring, summer and early autumn. Check out the list below for when, where and how...
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6 Picturesque Picnic Pozzies
*There’s nothing quite like alfresco dining when Hawke's Bay's sunshine is in full swing. **If you’re looking to pack your own picnic, but don’t quite know...
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Hawke's Bay spring-spiration
*You don't have to look far to find almost endless spring inspiration, or spring-spiration, to make the most of your upcoming Hawke's Bay visit. To give...
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11 great ways to experience a Great Wine Capital
Plan your great escape to Hawke's Bay, and you'll find yourself in great company here. Passionate winemakers, talented chefs, expert mixologists and brilliant growers are just...
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Harvest Hawke's Bay Food & Wine Festival
Saturday 22 November 2025 Harvest Hawke's Bay will once again celebrate Hawke's Bay, New Zealand's Food and Wine Country. Taking place from 11am to 5pm in a...
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Jos Buurmans' top 8 easily accessible landscape photography spots in Hawke’s Bay
*As a landscape photographer residing in Hawke’s Bay for over 15 years, I felt it was high time to share my top 8 easily accessible landscape...
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Raise a Glass
Here are the 7 best wineries in Hawke's Bay, according to the Urban List: Craggy Range3 We don’t know about you, but wine is one of our...
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Family Fun Activities in Central Hawke's Bay
Discover the delights and charm of Central Hawke's Bay. A short 30-minute scenic drive south of Hastings, you'll discover quaint townships, secluded beach and outstanding coffee spots. Check...
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A luxury foodie long weekend in Central Hawke's Bay
When you consider how much a perigord truffle costs in New Zealand - about $3.50 per gram - a stay at boutique accommodation Wallingford Homestead during...
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Three of the best Hawke's Bay brewpubs
It's not all about squashed grapes in the country’s second-largest wine region. Brave Brewing From a humble home garage set up, Matt and Gemma Smith have turned their...
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School holidays in Central Hawke's Bay
Keep the kids entertained these school holidays with great activities in Central Hawke's Bay. A short 30 minute scenic drive south of Hastings, you'll discover quaint townships,...
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The Best Region For A Foodie Escape: Brook Sabin's Top Picks
If you're a foodie, there is just one region in New Zealand to take your taste buds on holiday: Hawke's Bay. Here are Brook Sabin's picks for...
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Wholesome food for the health-conscious
*Sometimes, a little extra boost of plant power is all we need. And as much as we love indulging in the decadent stuff, we adore wholesome,...
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Dine local in New Zealand's Food and Wine Country
Hawke’s Bay is not just Aotearoa’s Great Wine Capital[/eat-and-drink/drink/wineries-and-cellar-doors/hawkes-bay-great-wine-capital/], we are also New Zealand’s Food and Wine Country. With fertile soils and a temperate climate, in...
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