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Steeped in early European history, Russell was once known as 'The hell hole of the Pacific'.
Russell's tourist attractions include Christ Church, the oldest surviving church in New Zealand.
Flagstaff Hill offers spectacular panoramic views of the town and the Bay of Islands. Ferries run
regularly to Paihia and Waitangi, and a car ferry links Russell to Opua. Cruises around the bay also
depart from the wharf. Big game and light tackle fishing are popular, as is cruising, jet-boating
and windsurfing. A walkway leads to the picturesque nature setting of Ngaiotonga Scenic Reserve.