Whangārei Falls

Just minutes from Whangārei, these picturesque 26-metre waterfalls are easily accessible and surrounded by native bush. Enjoy short walking tracks, picnic areas, and a peaceful atmosphere. A beautiful and refreshing introduction to Northland’s natural scenery.

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Bay of Islands – Paihia & Russell

A subtropical paradise with island cruises, dolphin encounters, and golden beaches. Paihia is lively and central, while Russell offers colonial history and charm. Don’t miss the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, a cornerstone of New Zealand’s modern identity.

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Cape Reinga

The northernmost tip of New Zealand where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean collide. Visit the iconic lighthouse and sacred Māori site, where spirits are believed to depart. Dramatic cliffs and sweeping coastal views make this a powerful stop.

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Ninety Mile Beach

A vast stretch of beach that doubles as a highway. Ideal for sandboarding, quad biking, or sunset walks. Remote and wild, it’s best explored on a guided tour unless you have a 4WD and know the tides.

 

Hokianga Harbour & Tāne Mahuta

Cross into the mystical Waipoua Forest to meet Tāne Mahuta, New Zealand’s largest living kauri tree. Hokianga Harbour blends Māori legend, rugged dunes, and coastal tranquility—offering a spiritual and scenic detour on your journey south.

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Mangawhai Heads

A laid-back surf town with beautiful beaches, cliff-top walks, and a growing food and art scene. Ideal for a final swim or scenic hike before returning to Auckland. Coastal vibes, great coffee, and epic sea views await.