Issued 28th Jan 2023 - The Coromandel has experienced a severe weather event, with a state of emergency declared on 3 Feb 2023. As a result, some roads have been closed (with alternative routes to be taken).

Some local DOC campsites are closed, and Te Whatu Ora Waikato advises everyone to not use coastal beaches, lakes, rivers and streams until at least 48 hours following heavy rainfall due to potential bacterial contamination.

Please take care in and around the region and keep up to date through the following agencies.

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Our Tiaki Promise

Posted in Industry, Significance of Place; Tagged Tiaki Promise; Posted 4 years ago

Our vision is that tourism enriches life for locals and visitors, contributing directly to the protection and enhancement of our cultural and natural environment. Sustainable tourism is about ensuring our environment is positively impacted by all those who come to enjoy it.  In The Coromandel, the Tiaki Promise is vital.  It is our shared intention to act as guardians, protecting and preserving our beautiful home. Tiaki means to care for people and place. Whether we live here or visit, we can all make the Tiaki Promise. 

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