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Thames
The town of Thames has a rich history. Here you can walk through a gold mine, watch a stamping battery crush rock and try gold panning.
Whitianga
From Whitianga you can enjoy the beaches and boat excursions of Mercury Bay. This town is home to a fishing fleet - expect great seafood!

Towns

Coromandel
Once a wild colonial gold rush town, Coromandel is a place to enjoy Victorian architecture, arts and crafts, beaches and forest walks.
Paeroa
If you’re thirsty, pause for refreshment in Paeroa. This town is the official birthplace of Lemon & Paeroa, New Zealand’s home-grown soft drink.
Tairua/Pauanui
Tairua and Pauanui are great places for a summer holiday. There are harbour and surf beaches, forest walks and plenty of fishing opportunities.
Waihi
Once a gold town, always a gold town. Since 1878, Waihi has been on a treasure hunt. Come and see the richest gold mine in New Zealand.
Whangamata
Set against a backdrop of native forest park, the relaxed surf town of Whangamata is a place to catch a wave, a fish or a delicious café meal.
 
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