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The waterfront town of Rawene in the Hokianga is full of historic charm
With its warm climate and rich kauri forests, the Hokianga attracted some of New Zealand’s first European settlers. The historic town of Rawene has a legacy of heritage buildings from this time. Look for Clendon House, built in the 1860s; the Masonic Hotel, from 1875; the Methodist Church, 1876; and the courthouse, which was built in 1875. Rawene is also a place to enjoy the comforts of modern life, such as excellent espresso, gourmet pizza and art. Take a stroll on the mangrove walkway, which offers an interesting view of a wetland habitat. A ferry service runs between Rawene and Kohukohu, making it possible to explore the northern side of the Hokianga Harbour.
Functional facts: Approx. population 500, fuel, cafés, basic shopping.



 

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Rawene does not have scheduled passenger air services.

The nearest airport is in Kaitaia (68 minutes)

 


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