The Bay of Islands is world renowned for blue skies and sandy beaches, so it’s natural to ask, ‘Where are the best beaches in Kerikeri? Kerikeri is a waterfront town, and there are a number of places where you can enjoy dinner and drinks while gazing out over the Waipekakoura River.
New Zealand is world famous for its towering forests and natural beauty. If you’d love to wander around ancient forests, there is no better place than the Bay of Islands.
If you’re looking for walking tracks around the Bay of Islands, you are truly spoiled for choice. If you love a sheltered track, bird-watching, local history and stunning views, you can’t go past the Haruru Falls Walk
Introduce yourself to Cape Reinga via the Te Paki Coastal Walk, 48kms of stunning coastal scenery, native bush and birds, and 150m high giant sand dunes
The Cape Brett Track is one of New Zealand’s most spectacular yet lesser known treks, packed with panoramas, wildlife, beaches and history
It’s not uncommon to spot a spectacular “whoosh” sprouting out of the deep when you’re exploring the coast. Many whales call the Bay home & migratory species will pop in on route south
We are always on the lookout for the best spots in the Bay of Islands for the perfect Instagram-worthy photo that expresses just how great the experience is up here.
If you’ve only got a short time to spend in the Bay of Islands, there is a great experience that will make the most out of your 24 hour visit.
New Zealand’s sunny Bay of Islands is a favourite holiday destination, but few people make it past the tourist centres of Paihia, Kerikeri and Russell.
Three days is just long enough to get a taste of some of the top sights and activities in the Bay of Islands that showcases nature, some history, and a splash of outdoor adventure.
