Don't miss these activities when you visit Northland and the Bay of Islands.
Horse riding at Pakiri Beach, north of Auckland
Enjoy the myraid of beaches and bays on the Mangawhai and Bream Bay Coast.
La cuenca de la ciudad de Whangarei está llena de cafés, restaurantes, centros de arte y artesanías.
Get on the water and explore the wonder that is Poor Knights Islands, a marine reserve that is teeming with colourful and diverse natural habitats.
Take the road from Whangarei to the sheltered natural harbour of Tutukaka and the beautiful beaches beyond.
Get on the water and explore Bay of Islands' marine wonders, featuring spectacular wildlife.
The Bay of Islands is an aquatic playground lavishly furnished with 144 islands and a myraid of secluded beaches.
Stone Store en Kerikeri
Kerikeri is in the Bay of Islands and is a fascinating, friendly town with a local community of orchardists and artists.
The Cavalli Islands sit in Matauri Bay known for its long golden sandy beach.
Whangaroa Harbour reveals another treasure trove of beautiful, secluded beaches and world-class game-fishing outside the Harbour.
Si querés una excelente experiencia de pesca, buceo y natación, descubrí playa Coopers, bahía Cable, playa Taipa Tokerau, bahía Maitai y muchas otras.
Considered by many to be the ultimate Northland destination, the Doubtless Bay area has beaches of every description.
Siempre ha habido algo especial en los viajes en dirección al norte, y el extremo septentrional de la Isla Norte no es la excepción.
Take a tour up Ninety Mile Beach on your way to the northernmost point of New Zealand and watch the Tasman Sea collide with the Pacific Ocean.
Sandboarding the dunes in Hokianga
The Hokianga Harbour is serenely beautiful, with a hint of magic about it. It's a place of historical importance, for both Maori and European.
Pack a picnic and enjoy downtime with friends or family
The Kauri Coast is an outdoor playground with a fascinating history.