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Village Pool

The Village Pool is a five-pool outdoor complex in the heart of Havelock North on The Village Green and playground. The facilities include a 33-metre pool,...
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Cape Kidnappers Golf Course

Designed by legendary golf architect Tom Doak, the Cape Kidnappers par 71 golf course measures 7,119 yards (6,510 meters) and will challenge golfers of all skill...
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The White Beach House

The White Beach House is a unique six bedroom luxury beach retreat with a rumpus room able to be converted into a 7th bedroom. It is...
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Surf's Up in Hawke's Bay

*With a mix of well-known waves and hidden gems, easy to access river bars and remote shore breaks accessed through classic New Zealand countryside, Hawke’s Bay...
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Waimarama Beach

*Waimarama Beach is one of the most sought-after coastal resorts in the country* Waimarama's long stretches of golden sandy beach are ideal for walking, jogging, swimming, surfing...
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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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Te Paerahi (Porangahau Beach)

*This beautiful coastal community loves to welcome visitors and is famous for its hospitality* Whether you are after a camping, cultural, historic or beach experience, Porangahau has...
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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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Beaches

*It can be pretty hot in Hawke's Bay - but fortunately we have plenty of golden sand beaches to help you cool off.* With 360 kilometres of...
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5 'Must-Do's' in Wairoa

*Wairoa is the gateway to northern Hawke's Bay, renowned for its great outdoors experiences and rich cultural history. Take our cues for your must do experiences...
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Ocean Beach

*Ocean Beach is a relatively undeveloped beach, popular with surfers and families alike.* On any given day during summer you will see surfers, longliners, swimmers and...
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Discover the heart of northern Hawke's Bay

Wairoa township is the heart of Northern Hawke’s Bay, and for good reason. Rich with Māori and colonial history, Wairoa has a close-knit community who are...
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Lou's Lookout

Lou's lookout is the perfect spot for panoramic views of Lake Waikaremoana. About 9 km from the Aniwaniwa Visitor Centre on the road towards Wairoa this track...
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Westshore Beach

*Located just north of Napier CBD, Westshore Beach plays host to all manner of recreational pursuits, including swimming, surfing, fishing, jet skiing, sailing and power boating....
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Ahuriri Estuary

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...
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Waipatiki Beach

*Waipatiki Beach is a picturesque settlement with native bush and a broad stretch of golden sand.* Encircled by two towering cliffs and surrounded by kilometers of farmland,...
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Havelock North Pump Track

A new track has opened at the Hawke’s Bay BMX Club in Havelock North that will provide a space for even more activities on wheels –...
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Fabulous family swimming spots

*With some of the highest sunshine hours in the country and an array of secluded swimming spots suitable for the whole family, Hawke’s Bay is an...
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Mahia Beach

*Mahia Beach is a relaxed, family friendly paradise set on the stunning Mahia Peninsula in northern Hawke's Bay.* Mahia translates to 'murmur' or 'indistinct sound'. In its...
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Pania of the Reef

Pania - one of Napier’s most visited attractions. Pania was a beautiful maiden who lived in the sea. By daylight she swam about with other sea creatures...
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Mahanga Beach

*Mahanga beach is a beach break on a sandy beach, located north of Mahia on a long stretch of beach.* Mahanga is a white sandy beach,...
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Haumoana & Te Awanga

*Haumoana is the entry to the Cape Coast comprising three serene seaside communities, which also includes Te Awanga and Clifton. * As well as being the gateway...
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Kairakau Beach

Kairakau is a little bit different to other Central Hawke’s Bay beaches, the settlement is tucked in under big looming cliffs, and the beach peeks out...
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Napier to Wairoa Heritage 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. Consequently...
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Frimley Playground

Frimley Park in Hastings is an 'Old English' style reserve noted for its many beautiful and rare trees and more than 5,500 roses set out in...
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Pourerere Beach

One of the most popular spots for day trippers, surfers and sunseekers with kilometres of white sand, great fishing and diving and safe swimming in the...
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Aramoana Beach

Aramoana Beach is steeped in history with the McHardy Homestead standing tall as you drive into the beach settlement, and the farm’s original Woolshed, built in...
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Whakamahia Beach

Whakamahia Beach is known for its tumultuous surf, black pebble beach, driftwood and other treasures which the tides leave behind. You can light a bonfire here, but...
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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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Opoutama Beach

Opoutama Beach, or Blue Bay as it is often known, is part of the Māhia Peninsula and a family-friendly beach that's suitable for beginner surfers. The...
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Black's Beach

Black's Beach is located on the road between Nūhaka and Māhia Peninsula, and is renowned for its surfing and fishing. Take State Highway 2 heading towards Gisborne....
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Te Aratia Walkway

Opening in late 2022, Te Aratia Walkway / Whangawehi Walkway is a community-led project centred around the protection of the Whangawehi River, and provides for a...
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Hawke's Bay: Rooms with a View

Nothing beats a stunning view from your window when you wake up, so why not treat yourself to some of the best in Hawke’s Bay? Whether...
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Village shopping must-do's

*Havelock North has an eclectic mix of boutique stores and providores. From high-end fashion labels to bespoke New Zealand brands, Havelock North village provides an intimate...
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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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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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6 reasons to spend summer in Havelock North

Story republished from havelocknorthnz.com *Whether scaling new heights on Te Mata Peak, discovering the wonders of Cape Kidnappers Peninsula, or simply enjoying the sun at one of...
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Ten scenic cycling and hiking trails in Hawke's Bay

*Hawke’s Bay is gifted with dozens of safe, mostly flat trails for all types of fitness. **The region's renowned cycling network covers nearly 200 kilometres between...
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