16 Results for Information & Services in Northland Region
Waipu Museum
36 The Centre, Waipu
Just off State Highway 1. Museum, shop, information centre and cyber centre. Discover the dramatic history of one of the world's most remarkable migrations. Scottish Highland...
Claphams National Clock Museum
Dent St, Town Basin, Whangarei
Claphams National Clock Museum is a unique visitor attraction, presenting the largest collection of timepieces in the southern hemisphere. Ideally located in the heart of the...
Far North i-SITE Travel Centre
Centennial Park, South Rd, Kaitaia
Located at the southern end of Kaitaia. Come and explore the winterless north. For friendly advice you can trust, come in and see us! We offer local, regional and national...
Hokianga i-SITE Travel Centre
Main Rd, Opononi
Located in the seaside village of Opononi (near to Omapere). Relax in the unspoiled coastline of the Hokianga and be amazed but the touring force of Tane Mhuta, New Zealand's...
Bay of Islands i-SITE Travel Centre
The Wharf, Marsden Rd, Paihia
Located next to the Wharf in Paihia Village. For friendly advice you can trust, come in and see us! We offer local, regional and national information free of charge, as well as...
Whangarei i-Site Visitor Centre
Tarewa Park, 92 Otaika Rd, Whangarei
Free information and booking service for all your transport, accommodation, and activities throughout New Zealand plus specialised information about Northland. Friendly staff...
Hokianga Vehicle Ferry
Departures: Rawene & Kohukohu, Hokianga Harbour
Sail the Kohu Ra Tuarua between historic Rawene & picturesque Kohukohu. 15min crossing. 7.30am-8pm daily.
Travel from Rawene across the scenic Hokianga Harbour to Kohukohu and...
Hokianga Vehicle Ferry
Departures: Rawene & Kohukohu, Hokianga Harbour
Sail the Kohu Ra Tuarua between historic Rawene & picturesque Kohukohu. 15min crossing. 7.30am-8pm daily.
Travel from Rawene across the scenic Hokianga Harbour to Kohukohu and...
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If
you're visiting Northland Region, your first stop should be the
information centre. This will enable you to pick up all the information
that you need to get the most out of your trip.
i-SITES are New
Zealand's official visitor centres, and there are over 80 of them
throughout the country. Aside from i-SITES, there are also information
centres in most towns and even in small settlements.
The friendly
staff at the information centres can help you find accommodation, plan
tours and activities, and give you that local insight that makes all the
difference. Most bookings can be made here for you, and you can pick up
maps and brochures to help you plan your visit. These centres also
sometimes have souvenirs for sale and internet access.
Some of New Zealand's most beautiful scenery, and early history, lies in the north. Much of
Northland's coastline remains unspoilt - an aquatic paradise for water sports such as sailing,
windsurfing, diving, kayaking and big-game fishing. There are many historic sites to visit and
numerous walking tracks to explore. Horse treks, scenic and charter flights, 4WD trips, golf, arts
and crafts are other attractions that dot the Northland region. There are many award-winning
vineyards, restaurants and cafes, too. Visitors can sample exotic fare such as emu steaks, as well
as many types of fish and shellfish.
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Learn about Northland Region
Northland Region: Some of New Zealand's most beautiful scenery, and early history, lies in the north. Much of Northland's coastline remains unspoilt - an aquatic paradise for water sports such as sailing, windsurfing, diving, kayaking and big-game fishing. There are many historic sites to visit and numerous walking tracks to explore. Horse treks, scenic and charter flights...Read More
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