Northland
Northland’s story is a story of two coastlines. Much of the coastline remains unspoiled but on the west coast it is rugged and soulful and simple while on the east coast it is relatively more sophisticated and urbane.
Northland is a region that will stimulate every sense. Not only is it the birthplace of the nation, where Europeans first settled New Zealand, but Northland is also home to giant kauri forests, sub tropical rain forests and miles of stunning coastline which includes the Bay of Islands and capped off with iconic Cape Reinga.
The Bay of Islands is the finest maritime park in New Zealand including 144 islands, secluded bays, and an abundance of marine life including marlin, whales, penguins, dolphins, gannets and many other species. It is one of the most picturesque and popular holiday sites in New Zealand. It combines great fishing, diving, sailing and other water sports with some of New Zealand’s most significant historic sites.
| The Cream Trip |
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Designed for nature lovers this day trip is the most extensive historical cruise in the Bay of Islands. See dolphins in their natural environment and try swimming alongside these inquisitive creatures.
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| Cape Reinga |
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| A visit to New Zealand is not complete without a journey to the top of the North Island and no trip to Cape Reinga is complete without traveling via Ninety Mile Beach’s sand highway. |
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| Waipoua Forest |
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| The largest living kauri in New Zealand, Tane Mahuta has a 13.77-metre girth, a trunk height of 17.68 metres and a total height of 51.5 metres. |
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| Matakohe Museum |
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| The award winning Kauri Museum tells the fascinating story of the pioneering days through the use of kauri timber and kauri gum, a perfect insight into Northland’s past.. |
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| Kawiti Glow Worm Cave |
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| As you enjoy the galaxies of glow worms above, your friendly guide will explain the life cycle of the New Zealand Glow worm and the intricate webs used to catch their prey. |
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| Goat Island |
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Located just north of Auckland is one of New Zealand’s most famous dive sites – Goat Island – a marine reserve since 1975, it is home to a huge variety of marine life including…..
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