Coromandel green lipped mussels, smoked the artisan way in a traditional Smokehouse. Available in 4 different flavours.100% natural, free of any additives!
Read moreStone Terrace sits overlooking the beautiful white sands of the iconic Hot Water Beach on the eastern coast of the Coromandel in New Zealand.
Read moreThe walk begins at Ferry Landing Wharf, the oldest stone wharf in Australasia built in 1837, and continues on to the Maori Pa site and various other historical points of interest.
A BYO, family event, with live music including Jamie McDell, and Cosha from Tairua. Bring along you picnic chairs, blanket and enjoy and entertainment with family and friends.
Read moreThames Small Gauge Railway is popular to all ages. Its a fun outing for our local children every Sunday weather permitting
Read moreSt Georges is a good example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture
Read moreThis accommodation, bike hire, and transport package provide the perfect reason to get away and discover the last frontier on the Coromandel Coastal Walkway.
Read moreEscape to this peaceful haven in the Karangahake Gorge located along the Hauraki Rail Trail cycleway. On site Bistro serving award winning food and ideal for cyclists!
Read moreA great weekend of gathering divers together from far and wide, entering into fun competitions with a huge pool of awesome prizes and a bit of social fun as well.
Read moreAs any keen family historian will tell you, visiting cemeteries is a vital part of the research process.
Read moreGet inside the fence with Waihi Gold Mine Tours.
Although gold mining operations are ordinarily off-limits to the public, our experienced guides can take you inside the security fence to experience modern-day gold mining up close.
Accommodation, a Paddock to Plate experience, dinner and breakfast make this foodie experience one not to be missed.
Read moreTaking part in the next ARC Adventure Race will be a great opportunity to escape from the shackles of everyday life for a weekend and experience something very special.
Read moreCome and enjoy our annual market day on the Onemana Beach Reserve.
Read moreWaihi Beach offers nine kilometres of sweeping white sand, and one of the safest surf beaches in New Zealand. Relax on the beach and enjoy the sunshine or partake in more adventurous activities such as boogie boarding, kayaking or kite boarding.
Country style accommodation situated in the beautiful Kauaeranga Valley. B&B accommodation or a fully catered getaway. A relaxing get away with everything nature has to offer. Just arrive, unpack and unwind.
Read moreCome join us for an authentic local experience at the world famous Cathedral Cove.
Our breath taking coastline holds an abundance of wildlife, sea caves and a rich history that makes this a must do for any Coromandel traveller.
Visit Kauri Cliff Gallery Home of New Zealand award winning Kauri Sculptor Tony Howse.
Brenton Lodge is a wonderful place for the independent traveler to explore the beautiful beaches and bush tracks of the Coromandel Peninsula, a perfect place to kick back and relax, enjoy privacy, sea views and great regional food.
Read moreThe Whangamata Multisport Challenge is an action packed Multisport event based in the adventure paradise of Whangamata. The course is one of the most scenic in the country. Race options include multisport, duathlon, run, paddle or mtb events.
Situated on the forefront of Whangamata's best breaks, Whangamata Surf School provides quality surf lessons and hire. From beginners to expert we have equipment to cater to all levels of surfers. Come see us today!
Read moreStone Terrace sits overlooking the beautiful white sands of the iconic Hot Water Beach on the eastern coast of the Coromandel in New Zealand.
Read moreSoak in the warm waters of our Geothermal Pools, enjoy a 30min treatment* in our island-style tree-top day spa, plus enjoy a delicious grazing platter and cocktail.
Read moreLa Casa Te Puru Lodge is a spectacular scenic hideaway with panoramic views over the Firth of Thames, and the Coromandel Ranges. The lodge is a moderately priced New Zealand owned and operated lodge and ideally placed for exploring the Coromandel.
Read moreEnjoy a two-hour scenic cruise around Cathedral Cove before tasting the flavours of The Coromandel with a wine tasting flight at the Mercury Bay Estate.
Read moreThe Mercury Bay Museum is located in the old Dairy Factory. The Museum houses interactive and multi media displays such as the Navigator display on Kupe and Captain Cook and the History of Fishing display, the Kauri Room, Schoolroom and more
Read morePauanui Beach is one of the all time popular holiday spots on The Coromandel.
Read moreCEREMONY & RECEPTION
Mercury Bay Estate can fulfill all wedding venue requirements for up to 200 seated guests.
Experience our great park facilities lovely gardens and park like grounds all set within 4 acres, yet within 3 minutes walk to town, with lovely views of the native Coromandel Ranges and the doorstep to bush walks and attractions. Relax & enjoy!
Read moreHoused in this historic building is one of the best displays of NZ and local maritime history including Captain Cook, The Northern Steamship Co, Naval displays and many scale replicas of vessels.
Read moreWaihi - New Zealand's Heart of Gold is the unique setting for the Nugget Multisport Festival.
Choose from the Full Nugget Multisport Race, Half Nugget Duathlon, 21km Run, 10km or 5km Run/walk options
Absolute Beachfront - Coromandel accommodation. Immaculate quality self- contained units set amongst Pohutukawa trees right on a gorgeous beach. Spectacular views, Spa pool, BBQ, Beach Bar kayaks and more.
Read moreSituated at the base of Cathedral Cove, Hahei offers spectacular scuba diving & snorkeling around the stunning Marine Reserve. Hire snorkel gear on your way into the Cove. PADI Dive Centre, dive courses, hire, sales, air fills. Dive trips twice daily
Read moreFascinating Maori, industrial, education and geological history converge at one of New Zealand's largest and best-preserved mining schools in the heart of the Hauraki gold fields. Gold discoveries on 'The Thames'
created the town of Thames
Enjoy a wet and wild weekend in Tairua with lots of on water entertainment plus stalls, great food, music, raffles and land based kids entertainment.
Read moreThe Rawhiti Cottage with its serene outlook assures a peaceful comfortable, secluded stay away from city clutter. The cottage has one bedroom, two bathrooms, dining room with cooking facilities, a lounge with an extra bed. Pet and Child friendly.
Read moreCombine tasty food, warm hospitality and great coffee for a true Coro' recipe. You know it's good when it's a local favourite.
The creation of pottery for domestic and restaurant use, individually hand crafted by Andrew Killick
Read moreLocated within biking distance of the town centre, this park offers courses and grades for all riders, from littlies tracks, skill-building obtsacles and more challenging circuits.
Read moreThe 'GBD' is the place to go in Thames for a social occassion and superb food. A popular venue for locals and visitors alike.
Read moreThe collection features articles from early Thames including a unique display of handcrafted Kauri models of heritage buildings and the interior of a merchants house.
Read moreFor Information on local accommodation, transport, attractions, events and activities come and see us at the Coromandel Town Information Centre.
Read moreNewest motel in Thames with modern units all ground floor with air conditioning/heat pumps, super king beds, double spa baths, cooking facilities, and free high speed wifi. Sky Select 50+, swimming pool. Walk to town, Hauraki Rail Trail across road
Read moreCoromandel Discovery specialises in day tours to the beautiful Coromandel Coastal Walkway. Discover the hidden gems from east to west in this unique new Northern Coromandel Tour which includes the highlight of the day, the Coromandel Coastal Walkway.
Read moreLocated just south of Whangamata, the Wentworth Valley provides a great Department of Conservation recreational area, with walks, camping, a waterfall, and access deeper into The Coromandel Forest Park.
Read moreWhether you want to achieve academic success, improve your English language skills or learn to scuba dive and kayak in the Pacific ocean, Mercury Bay offers it all.
Read moreThe Thames i-SITE Visitor Centre is located in the heart of Thames and just moments from the Hauraki Rail Trail. Call in to see the team who will be happy to assist with all your Hauraki Rail Trail requirements including bike hire.
Epic Adventures is about exposing the best skippers from the best fishing locations in New Zealand, to the world. Epic provide guided salt water fishing adventures in NZ chasing big kings, snapper, marlin, hapuka and anything else that pulls string!
Read moreDownload the brochure below and start exploring the many historic sites that tell of the glory days of the gold mining era.
Read moreWith Free b/fast and Wi-fi Grafton offers unique accommodation with studio, 1 and 2 bedroom cedar wood chalets that have breath taking views of Thames and beyond. Grafton is surrounded by native trees, bush and birds song, yet only 5 minutes to town.
Read moreThe quirky Arkwrights Antiques overflows with collectables and hidden treasures.
Read moreYour first contact for local information and bookings (both accommodation and activities) - located in Tairua
Read moreMercury Bay Estate is a boutique Winery & Restaurant located at Cooks Beach over looking the beautiful Mercury Bay. A perfect location for a relaxing lunch and wine tasting or that special occasion at our Pond House in the Vines.
Read moreWe are open 7 days (8:30am-5:30pm) and are looking forward to seeing you for fresh oysters and mussels and hot food including our famous mussel chowder and gourmet burgers.
Read moreTairua, which means two tides, has a long and colourful history
Read moreFlat out fun! Through 6 towns across the Hauraki Rail Trail
Read moreVisit Pamper Me and experience a tranquil, calming atmosphere, where you are your most valuable asset and we will fulfill any of your pampering desires.
Read moreThe amazing annual migrations of Bar-tailed Godwits, nearly half the world population of Wrybill, whirling flocks of thousands of shorebirds, the rare geology of shell bank cheniers, the nature and rhythms of the estuary – these are just some of the
Read moreThe first Saturday of every month, you will find this eclectic collection of stalls and produce right by the harbour next to the one-lane bridge in the Tairua Main Road. From 9:00am till about 1:00pm.
Read more2020 Date TBA - The Whitianga Scallop Festival is one on New Zealand’s iconic seafood events, held on The Esplanade in the picturesque village of Whitianga.
Read moreLeadfoot ranch is the perfect place to create an extraordinarily romantic seaside setting above the ocean's waves, where you and your beloved will exchange vows and celebrate in the company of family and friends.
Read moreThe Waihi Museum operates as a place for the collection, display and preservation of items of historical interest to the Waihi District, particularly items relating to the underground mining history of the area.
Read moreThe Waitawheta Tramway was constructed between 1896 and 1910 to transport Kauri logs out of the Waitawheta Valley.
Read moreCome and enjoy Bush running and trekking at its best with 42km across the ranges or 22km and new 12km run/walk options.
Read moreCEREMONY, RECEPTION, ACCOMMODATION
Nestled below Mount Moehau on the remote bush- clad Coromandel, lies the Tangiaro Valley. This is home to a successful sanctuary for the native New Zealand Wildlife.
The track is based on historic sled trails used from the 1860s to transport ore to gold stamper batteries that were once operated by hundreds in the hills.
Read moreIdyllic and peaceful, a rocky stream, native bush and birdsong with a short walk to the beach. Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom cottages, 2 storey chalets serviced to a high standard. . Plenty to do on site - swimming, kayaks, guided walks to glowworms.
Read moreBlue Marlin Apartments is situated on Buffalo Beach Road across the road from the lovely safe swimming beach. Enjoy the sunrises over the water from your terrace or balcony in one of our water view units. Refurbished beachfront studio apartments.
Read moreWe are family focused and would love to see you at our place.Relax in our beautiful park-like grounds or head out on a day trip to visit all the treasures of the Peninsula – Hotwater and Hahei beaches, Cathedral Cove, New Chums & Coromandel Town.
Read moreHave your ceremony in the beautiful historic hall or on one of the many stunning beaches that surround Kuaotunu.
Read moreExplore the Coromandel on Two Wheels. From town to beach to bush and everything in between, there is so much to see and do here. Hire one of our electric bikes or standard bikes and plan your own day or we can assist with tour suggestions for you.
Read moreBuild in the early 1900 the wharf was used for shipping the stone off to market.
Read moreWe are blessed here on the Coromandel Peninsula with arguably the best diving in NZ and we are Adventure Safety Audit Approved to undertake dive tourism activities. We offer a purpose built dive boat and highly experienced crew.
Read moreVoted as one of the 101 Must Do's for Kiwis!
A beautiful spot to take a break and some photos. Make a day of it visiting nearby towns Waihi and Paeroa while cycling the Hauraki Rail Trail.
Sailors Grave, also known as Te Karo Bay, is an uninhabited beach north of Tairua, a popular surf and picnic spot, home to the actual site of the Sailors Grave and a coastal walking track.
Read moreTairua Beach Club (TBC) offers a creative spin on seasonal fare, drawing flavours and inspiration from around the globe. Where possible the menu is carefully crafted using local ingredients from Coromandel suppliers.
Mussel Barge Snapper Safaris offer full and half day charters in and around the mussel farms of Coromandel.
Read moreEnjoy relaxation and tranquility with simply spectacular panoramic views. Offering guests quality accommodation within a spacious contemporary designed B&B. Located in the picturesque Coromandel Township and nestled beside the lush native forest.
Read moreChoose the Coromandel Peninsula's premier accommodation address. Grand Mercure Puka Park Resort is a unique small hotel nestled into the native bush only a few hundred meters away from the magnificent Pauanui beach.
Read moreThe K2 is the toughest one day cycle challenge in the Southern Hemisphere. It is also one of the most scenic and varied as it circumnavigates The Coromandel.
Read moreA delightful organic store offering a great selection of fresh fruit and vegetables, organic and gluten free foods.
Read more64 km north of Coromandel town at the road end. This is a beachfront campsite in a farm setting.
Read moreDeveloped in 1902 with the hope the park would create a good impression to visitors arriving at the nearby Grahamstown Railway Station.
Read moreVisit an iconic New Zealand farm in the Southern Coromandel. Many interesting and friendly rarebreed farm animals. All are friendly and can be handfed. Our working sheepshed is open to visitors, giving a unique insight into NZ's early farming story.
Read moreRelaxing sailing on a big comfortable and smooth Catamaran. Short 3 hour sailing trips to Cathedral cove and around Mercury Bay. Sit back and relax in a beanbag or help sail the boat. Snorkel in the marine reserve. Beer wine and snacks included! ....
Read moreWhitiangas Soldiers Memorial Park, which was vested with the local council in 1942, was developed over a number of years as an important civic space.
100+ stalls offering a huge variety of CRAFT, FOOD and PRODUCE filling the War Memorial Hall Complex.
Read moreTranquil & spacious park. Superb gateway location to all eastern Coromandel attractions including Hotwater Beach and Cathedral Cove.
Read morePalm Pacific Resort & Motel is a stunning complex with 27 spacious modern 2-bedroom serviced apartments set on a hectare of tropical grounds, right in the middle of town. Plenty of living space in each apartment with off-street parking.
Read moreToday the No. 37 (ATC) Squadron parades at the Thames Airfield and the Thames-Hauraki Rail trail is headquartered in the old drill hall.
Read more100+ stalls offering a huge variety of CRAFT, FOOD and PRODUCE.
Read moreOn the right hand side (heading north) on the main road 2km north of Tairua are two stunning Kauri trees standing side by side. Stop for a photo of these trees.
Read morewith inspiring scenery that includes groves of old pohutukawa, wide open grassy reserve areas perfect for a family picnic, and meandering stepped paths down to white sand beaches and sculpted rock formations.
Read moreTake some time out to enjoy this beautiful Tibetan Buddhist place of retreat, whether it's a stroll in the gardens, seeing beautiful artwork, trying guided meditation, or having a complimentary cup of tea or coffee and a browse in the shop.
Read moreAccessed from the 309 Road the Waiau falls are easy to find, and the kauri giants stand majestically above the forest tops. A short walk takes you to the base of these remnants of the ancient kauri forest that once cloaked these hills.
Read moreDeparting Thames on our comfortable E-bikes, you will cruise across the fertile pastures of Hauraki to The Cheese Barn at Matatoki for a relaxing lunch.
Read moreEnjoy the day , then sit on your deck and watch the boats as the sun sets on the harbour.
Read moreHot spots, Hot Water Beach and Cathedral Cove close by. Cooks Beach and 2 popular restaurants and a bar and restaurant all within a 10-20 minutes walk from Mussel Bed. Enjoy safe swimming at beautiful white sandy beaches & kayak to Lonely Bay.
Read moreWaikawau will reward the intrepid traveller who is keen to make the 40km journey north of Coromandel Town.
Read moreWairua Lodge began its life as a family home, was once an artist's studio and has now evolved into a stunning rainforest retreat. A secluded place where you can kick back, relax and experience the magic of New Zealand's rainforest.
Read moreWhiritoa Beach is populated by kiwi baches and a general store. Found on the Pacific Coast Highway Whiritoa is a great place to fish, surf and snorkel.
Read moreVisit the memorial site of Captain Cooks landing in the Hauraki
Read moreUnderstated quality and comfort is guaranteed at Pedlars Motel. Offering first-rate lifestyle accommodation that is fit for purpose for the Rail Trail. Take your choice from our generously furnished deluxe studios or our fully equipped Family Units.
Read moreQuality self catering accommodation on the scenic Auckland / Coromandel highway - motel / apartments, chalets, bunkroom lodge, tent & motorhome sites. Wi-Fi internet. Tennis court & guest hot mineral pool onsite. Open all year. 20 mins to Thames.
Read moreLocated in the heart of Paeroa, the Paeroa BMX track is a great track for all ages.
Club Nights Tuesday, 5.30pm check in 6pm start. Come along and join us.
The Oceanside on Buffalo Beach offers a range of quality beachfront accommodation where every unit enjoys a superb view over Buffalo Beach and Mercury Bay.
Our great location is only an easy 10 min stroll to town.
Great rides start with the right bike, to suit this cycle trail and you. We have a full range of bikes to make your Hauraki Rail Trail experience comfortable and safe.
Read moreEvery Wedding Night Deserves a Dozen Oysters!
Read moreRebalance body & mind with a Sanctuary deep-relaxation experience hidden away on a 200ac estate. With state-of-the-art therapy rooms float orb, infrared sauna, hypnotherapy & physical therapies this is a beautiful healing space to unearth your bliss
Read moreBeach Hop Sunday 2019 at Ford Reserve, Williamson Park, Whangamata!
Explore the Paradise Coast by Cycle, SUP or Kayak. With our local knowledge and superb hire fleet, we have everything you need for your outdoor adventures around the Coromandel Peninsula, both on land and sea, including the stunning Whenuakura Island
Read moreThe heritage and splendour of the Coromandel is the setting for our Area school: right in the heart of our beautiful town. Students are assessed prior to arrival to test their English language.
Read moreWe have a full range of services on the Hauraki Rail Trail, including bike hire and the Sherpa Shuttle, transporting cyclists, bikes and luggage along the trail. Whether your trail trip is four hours or four days, we have all you need.
Read moreThe Thames Society of Arts founded in 1974 provides an arts centre for the wider community of Thames.
Read moreA New Zealand MADE Design Store/ Gallery selling Art & Craft from local artists and around NZ. Bounty sells a wide range of Ceramics,Jewellery, Paintings, Glass, Sculptures, Cards, Handmade soaps & other beautiful home & giftwares.
Thames is a thriving, semi-rural town of about 7000 people. It is situated at the base of The Coromandel and is just over one hour's drive from Auckland, New Zealand's largest city, (with over one million citizens.)
Read moreFireworks display to celebrate the incoming year
Read moreThe retreats are suitable for beginners as well as the more experienced practitioners needing to expand their practice.
Read moreEvent Styling, Marquee and Party Hire throughout The Coromandel, Hauraki and further afield.
I'd love to help you with your wedding planning or other function needs such as birthdays, wedding anniversaries, baby showers etc.
The Cornish Pumphouse is a relic of the original mine in Waihi - the richest gold mine in New Zealand (1878-1952). At the top of the main street the Pumphouse is between the open pit mine and the Gold Discovery Centre.
Read moreGrand Mercure Puka Park Resort is the ultimate venue on the Coromandel Peninsula that combines all the romance and charm of the typical native New Zealand bush with the charm of the Coromandels best beaches.
Read moreExplore the Otahu Estuary in the South end of Whangamata beach, on a SUP or Kayak. This trip is perfect for first timers or for for those looking for a way to relax.
Read moreLeave the city behind and join us for some laid-back beach time, Pohutukawas with rope swings, BBQ’s on the sand and plenty of adventure. Meet the sunrise with a swim or sleep under the stars like we've been doing since 1958 - live like a local.
Read moreOur popular self-guided tour of art studios continues throughout the year. Interested visitors can pick up a free Mercury Bay Art Escape Art Guide at local galleries and libraries or go to the artists page to arrange a unique art tour that highlights
Read moreDATES TBC - Destination Coromandel's annual industry workshop and update. A chance to network, hear the state of the Tourism industry in The Coromandel and listen to key note speakers.
Read moreGet on board and have a go at the fastest growing water sport in the world, STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING or "SUP".
Discover an array of local/homegrown produce and crafts for sale. Organic and gluten-free options . . . you're spoilt for choice!
Read moreWhangamata Area School is a co-educational state composite school catering for students from Year 1 to Year 13. Currently we accept international students from Year 9 to 13.
Read moreBringing you stylish clothing, shoes, handbags and jewellery at affordable prices. Proudly showcasing many great labels, a number of which are New Zealand made.
Read moreThis will be the second annual half marathon to be held on 25th May 2019 in the beautiful Mercury Bay.
Read moreLocal seasonal veggies, fruit & so much more......
Read moreThis is an idyllic swim through a marine reserve to the famous New Zealand landmark of Cathedral Cove, and then back to stunning Hahei beach(4km). Or enjoy the scenic walk there and swim the two kilometres back.
Private, secluded luxury accommodation set amongst native bush with spectacular views overlooking Mercury Bay on the East Coast of the Coromandel Peninsula. Fully self contained 2 bedroom apartment, single party only. A slice of Italian luxury.
Read moreIn 1769 Cook made landfall in New Zealand at a place south of what we know today as the Mercury Bay.
Read moreBeginning at the Confluence of the Ohinemuri and the Waitawheta Rivers, this walk takes you deep into the Karangahake Gorge. Not to be missed for hikers who love to explore.
Read moreFor an end-to-end Hauraki Rail Trail experience, including the newest leg from Matamata to Te Aroha, this 5 day / 4 night freedom tour will take in all the wonders along the way.
Read moreThe annual steampunk festival of the arcane and thaumaturgic arts will crank up a head of steam with an action packed, fun filled weekend of high energy hoopla for grownups and young people alike
Read moreEnter a magical place filled with a fantastic array of...Crystals & Minerals from around the world and New Zealand.
Read moreA locally owned and operated bulk wholefoods and household refill store with a focus on sustainability and reducing unnecessary packaging.
Read moreA beautiful stretch of sandy beach to stroll along. Also provides a great place to catch the sunset.
Read moreDaily shuttle service between Auckland (City & Airports) and the Coromandel Peninsula. There are also private charters available for any specific time that suits you. We also operate a Beach Bus to Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach in the summer
Read moreThe Gold Discovery Centre also houses the regional i-SITE as well as providing bike hire for the popular Hauraki Rail Trail.
Read moreEnjoy a day-long fun tour re-tracing the historic gold trails in Waihi and the stunning Karangahake Gorge.
Read moreSample divine cuisine lagoon side in our restaurant
Read moreBoutique cottage accommodation and restaurant set in beautiful native bush and gardens. Located in the gem of the Coromandel, Hahei, close to Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach.
Read moreFlaxmill's unique, tranquil environment is an ideal location for boutique conferences and memorable weddings on the beautiful Coromandel Peninsula.
Read moreHigh-fired stoneware pottery all made on the premises, from clay dug from our hillside.
Read moreSalt Restaurant is the Coromandel Peninsula's premier restaurant offering exquisite contemporary European cuisine using fresh seasonal NZ produce, situated right on the water of the Whitianga Marina.
Read moreLocated in the beautiful rural village of Coroglen on the Coromandel Peninsula.The Coroglen Tavern is one of New Zealand's iconic country kiwi pubs.
Read moreThe Whangamata information Centre's friendly and knowledgeable staff will provide you up-to-date information about what to see and do in our area.
Read moreLocal seasonal veggies, fruit, organics & so much more......
Read moreCheck out freedom camping location in both Thames Coromandel and Hauraki Districts
Read more4 day complete Hauraki Rail Trail cycling experience from Miranda, and the Shorebird Coast via Thames, across the Plains to Paeroa. Continuing through the Karangahake Gorge to Waihi then on to the spa town of Te Aroha.
Read moreA track steeped in Kauri logging history. Remnants of the logging days can be seen on the track and in fact, the track itself follows the old packhorse track that took supplies up to the kauri loggers working and living in the hills.
Read moreIf you need a place to park your camper or motorhome while you enjoy the activities and attractions of Waihi, we have sites available at our station.
Read moreThis museum carries an extensive photographic display and complete issues of the Paeroa Gazette from 1896 to 1996, as well as supporting books and magazines, and its own annual publication The Ohinemuri Regional Historical Journal.
Read moreWe are a family run business and take delight in helping our guests make the most of their holiday on the Coromandel Peninsula. We offer a clean, friendly, affordable beautiful place to stay.
Read moreLuxury Boutique accommodation in Hahei Beach, one of the Coromandel’s top holiday locations, close to Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach.
Enjoy beautiful gardens, a large swimming pool, sun-drenched decks, spacious guestrooms, views.
Take the chance to get away with friends, have some time out, shop, play some sport, have fun or just stare at the sea.
Read moreLess than 10 minutes from the surf town of Whangamata is the secluded settlement of Onemana.
Read moreA trip to Coro' isn't complete without a stop at Luke's Kitchen. Located at Kuaotunu Beach, ten minutes over the hill from Whitianga.
Read moreA well sign posted track in the forest provides a scenic walk to old gold mine ruins where you can view old mining relics.
Read moreCreating gourmet platters, picnic boxes, hampers and grazing tables for Whitianga and beyond.
Read moreHoused in this historic building is one of the best displays of NZ and local maritime history
Read moreHistoric 1920s B and B manor set in a small village at the gateway to the Coromandel and Waikato regions. Close to Hauraki Rail Trail. Ideal for those guests wanting to explore the Coromandel area .
2 1/2 acres of gardens and pasture for our guests
Enjoy a total experience of New Zealand's nature with comfortable accommodation, warm and friendly hosts, set in the surroundings of a beautiful 64 acre private estate. Stay in either our Boutique Lodge or Garden Cottage.
Read moreSelf-catered House and Cottage accommodation open all year. Nestled within beautiful park grounds by the sea. Close to the ferry to Whitianga, Cooks Beach, Hot Water Beach and Cathedral Cove on the Coromandel Peninsula. Wheelchair-friendly options.
Read moreQuiet, relaxing rural setting, close to Coromandel town and local attractions.
Views of Coromandel Harbour with private garden setting. All units are ground level, no steps, and separate from the main house for your privacy.
The Kauri Block walk in Coromandel Town follows a ridge through regenerating bush and native plantings. Be sure to walk up the side track which leads you to a pa and offers spectacular views.
Read moreJK's offers a extensive Brunch, Lunch and Dinner menu while also enjoyed as a bar with an extensive snack and share menu
Read moreEnjoy a 2 hour scenic cruise to world famous Cathedral Cove and surrounding marine reserve. Explore the stunning volcanic coastline and sea caves. Snorkeling available with equipment supplies free. Tours depart daily.
Read moreWhangamata is a popular holiday destination for kiwi's during the summer and surfers all year round.
Read moreA purpose-built regional archive has been built alongside to preserve early records in the best possible conditions.
Read moreWe provide a comprehensive, impartial information and booking service for Thames, the Coromandel Peninsula and New Zealand for accommodation, activities, attractions and travel bookings.
Read moreThis owner-hosted Eco lodge is ideal for couples who are looking for tranquility in a serene bush-park setting with superb dining, and a variety of attractions and Lodge experiences. Romantic place with glow-worm grotto & outdoor claw-foot bath for 2
Read moreWe are a Cheese Factory, Licensed Cafe, Gift Shop, and Animal Farm on the Hauraki Rail Trail, 5km from Kopu and 10km from Thames. We make award winning organic cheeses and yoghurts and stock a wide range of deli foods that go well with the cheese.
Read moreThe first Saturday of every month, you will find this eclectic collection of stalls and produce right by the harbour next to the one-lane bridge in the Tairua Main Road.
Read moreKayak out to the amazing Whenuakura Island, otherwise known as Donut Island due to the large collapse volcanic blow hole that has created a turquoise lagoon in the centre of the island, surrounded by native fauna and flora.
Read moreThe memorial stands on the site of Ngati Huareres Tutuka pa. Notably it commemorates both those who died during World War I and those who returned home after the war.
Read moreUnique, stylish and intimate weddings at Sunlover Retreat. Fine cuisine and wines are served by your attentive hosts Donna and Chris Brooke and their team.
Read moreLuxury resort delivering great holiday experiences second to none. Guaranteed water views over the peaceful waterways. All the comforts of home. Full designer kitchen, spacious lounge, dining, en-suite, cosy fire. Pool, gym and spa pool.
Read moreCome up and share in this festival celebrating our wonderful culture around seafood. This year sees the inaugural event right in our town, with a great variety of offers. Don't miss out!
Read moreDiscover The Coromandel’s native forest from the canopy on our 8 zipline canopy tour. Your guides will take you on an unforgettable journey as you learn about the land’s transformation from kauri logging & gold mining to lush native forest.
Read moreAt the Hot Water Brewing Co. we like real food and real beer and we like it real fresh, so thats just how we do it.
Read moreThe Keltic Fair is one of New Zealands most successful fairs and the highlight
of the Coromandel holiday season.
Tangiaro Kiwi Retreat is situated out of the way in Port Charles, 1 hour drive north of Coromandel Town. Accommodation & venue - perfect for weddings! Cafe, Restaurant, Bar open most days. Range of accommodation options to suit everyone.
Locally produced plants, organic and others, fruit and vegs and much more
Read moreWe pride ourselves on being a viable international and multicultural group primarily focused on sharing our vision, experiences and future goals with our friends, families, colleagues and communities.
Read moreSuperior accommodation with sea views at Hahei, close to Hot Water Beach and Cathedral Cove. Three luxury guest suites with all extras including a cooked breakfast on our large deck soaking in the sun and sea views
Read moreBeautiful sandy beach perfect for fishing, kayaking, swimming or relaxing. A relatively undiscovered area on The Coromandel.
Read moreThe Pepper Tree Restaurant & Bar’s unique setting is available as a venue for special occasions, such as Weddings, Birthdays, Christmas Functions and Company Events.
Read moreThe battery was constructed on the south bank of the Ohinemuri River to process ore from the Martha Mine in Waihi. Over the river from Waikino, its is easily accessible from the Hauraki Rail Trail.
Read moreConsisting of 21 new contemporary one & two bedroom 'motel style' self-contained apartments, most with water views of the bay.
Read moreArt Exhibition to raise funds for the historic village community hall.
Read moreScenic adventure boat trip to world famous Cathedral Cove, spectacular sea caves, Narnia film locations and more. A photographer's dream.
Read moreHush Boutique Accommodation offers private and tranquil accommodation for couples, families and groups. Nestled within a beautiful bush setting directly across the road from Driving Creek Railway, but only a short drive from Coromandel Town
Read moreThe Artists Open Studio Weekends are held every year over the first 2 weekends in March.
Read moreTake the water taxi from Hahei to Cathedral Cove and be there in 10 mins! Great for people short on time, young families, physically impaired, group tours, wedding transport.
Read moreBeachaven Top 10 Holiday Park is located at the northern end of Waihi Beach only a few minutes walk from swimming, surf and sunbathing. We offer a good choice of accommodation including Motels, Lodges, Tent and Caravan and Campervan sites.
Read moreNew Zealand's only narrow-gauge mountain railway journey climbing through regenerating native Kauri forest. Unique pottery sculptures and tile murals line the track with spectacular views over the Hauraki Gulf from the 'Eyefull Tower'. Pottery sales.
Read moreYour villa looks directly out to the sparkling water and jewel-like islands of Mercury Bay. Your front door is less than 50m walk down the dunes to Hahei Beach.
Read moreEnjoy the magic of The Lost Spring with a Geo-Thermal Pool pass, grazing platter and cocktail.
Read moreThe Old Mill's quirky charm, combined with a modern decor, creates a fresh and welcoming atmosphere.
Read moreCycle on the Hauraki Rail Trail from Paeroa through the wondrous Karangahake Gorge to Waikino Station to meet the Goldfields Train to take you on to the Waihi Station in style. From there it's a short ride to your tour of the Gold Discovery Centre.
Read moreWeekend Markets Whangamata - Sundays 9am-1pm
Celebrate the local culture with our beachside markets at Island View Reserve. A quality selection of fresh produce & food trucks, craft stalls and live music.
Coromandel Outdoor Language Centre has been offering students an outstanding teaching and learning environment for over 25 years.
Read moreOnce a thriving mining town the regenerating bush is now inhabited only by birds and interesting (and harmless) creatures living in the old mine tunnels, waiting for you to discover them.
Read moreWe are all about getting you, your mates, and your family to some of the best off-road locations around, and getting you off the roads and onto some stunning trails - this couldn’t be truer than with the XTERRA Trail Challenge Waihi.
Read moreWe provide a comprehensive, impartial information and booking service for Waihi, Coromandel, North Island and New Zealand for accommodation, activities, attractions and travel bookings.
Read moreA full day tour to Coromandel's most famous natural attractions - Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach.
Read moreBoutique B&B with night sky stargazing tours. Viewing through research grade telescope in dome for house guests and casual visitors on clear nights. Native bird viewing and hear Kiwis calling in season.
Read moreAccommodation, breakfast and bike hire - All you need to make the most of your Hauraki Rail Trail experience.
Read moreThis spacious, family friendly, scenic campsite is nestled beside a stunning white sand beach. The untouched Waikawau Bay is a fabulous place to relax on the beach, fish, swim, kayak or explore.
Read moreCruise along the northern estuary in Whangamata, which at high tide opens up into a lake-like environment. Sheltered from swell and most wind the paddling here becomes limitless.
Read moreThe fish trap was built by Ngati Tamatera to harvest flounder from Umangawha-o-nga-waka (Colville Bay).
Read moreThe first part of this walk takes you up Whitianga Rock, home to an interesting pa site.
Read moreOpen 1 October - 30 April, Flaxmill's boutique seaside campground is located near Cooks Beach, Ferry Landing, Cathedral Cove and Hot Water Beach. Large sites for tents or motorhomes, sleeper cabins, immaculate facilities. All set within park grounds.
Read moreThis is a spacious (5 ha) campsite beside the coast. Walk or mountain bike to Fletcher Bay along the Coromandel Coastal Walkway. Good fishing and diving nearby.
Read moreExperience the heartland of the Hauraki Rail Trail, between Waihi and Miranda, traversing in either direction. Inclusive package with accommodation, bikes and return shuttle allows you to relax and enjoy the ride.
Read moreWhenuakura – as it is also known - lies one kilometre east from Whangamata Beach on The Coromandel, and is a well-kept local secret. Donut Island has two small beaches in the centre of the island’s collapsed blowhole.
Read moreThe Hotoritori MTB Trail is located in the Kauaeranga Valley. This is an intermediate grade ride on 4 x 4 gravel tracks, native forest and pine forest tracks and streams.
Read morePeninsula Party Hire Ltd specialise in Wedding Marquees, Stretch Tents – and everything else you need to make your wedding a huge success! We stock dance floors, PA systems,
Lighting, heating, crockery, cutlery, glassware, bars, tables, chairs & more
The Hauraki Cycle Trail Sherpa Shuttle offers a full range of support with shuttle transfers of passengers and bikes along the Trail.
Read moreFormerly the Ohinemuri Winery, the Estate located in the Karangahake Gorge on SH2 between Paeroa and Waihi, and within an hour and half of Auckland, Hamilton, Tauranga and Rotorua.
Read moreThe stunning staircase Owharoa Falls are nestled in the heart of the Karangahake Gorge. Ideal for a picnic stop while doing the Hauraki Rail Trail, or a photo op detour. Instagram magic.
Read moreHereford 'n' a Pickle supplies MEAT, VEGES, FRUIT, EGGS, FRESH FOOD, COFFEE, REAL FRUIT ICECREAM & CONDIMENTS. The meat and produce are directly from our family farm which is farmed as naturally as possible.
Read moreCrosbies Hut is a recently built facility in the Coromandel Ranges. Those who venture this far are rewarded with stunning views and few people, it is truly off the beaten track.
Read moreThe Whitianga Hotel offers affordable accommodation with views over the marina.
New Zealand art and design. Clothing labels Pluto; Firefly; Juna; Vesta; Flaxen; Who Slapped Johnny; Mo Cullen; Nigel Sparrow; The Carpenters Daughter. Hats by Lyndsey Champion. Ceramics by Amanda Ewing (_golden_ae) and Krissy Walton (the.clay.shed)
Read moreDiscover an array of local/homegrown produce and crafts for sale. Organic and gluten-free options . . . you're spoilt for choice! It
Read moreWe provide a comprehensive information and booking service for accommodation, activities, attractions and travel bookings for the Coromandel and New Zealand.
Read moreAn attractive journey to or from Auckland on the Pacific Coast Highway, the Shorebird Coast scenic route features some interesting stops along the way.
At the southern end of Opoutere Beach lies the winding entrance to the Wharekawa Harbour which is protected by a spectacular sandspit. The spit is a breeding ground for several endangered species of native sea birds including the New Zealand Dotterel
Read moreThis track takes visitors to one of the best remaining stands of Kauri on the peninsula, and takes visitors through luxuriant and diverse forest - from Nikau to tree fern to Kauri.
Read moreWhen you choose Explore Paradise for your tour you choose a little touch of luxury. Your guide will take you on a journey to remember and show you the stunning landscape that is Coromandel Peninsula. Create memories to last a lifetime.
Read moreCasual Cafe dining right in the centre of Paeroa. Serving delicious Allpress coffee & homemade food.
Read moreCoromandel Adventures is a dynamic tour and transport company designed to make sure your time on the Coromandel Peninsula is fabulous. Providing transport to the most popular and the most remote destinations and teaming up with the best activities.
Read moreSalt Restaurant is the Coromandel Peninsula's premier restaurant offering exquisite contemporary European cuisine using fresh seasonal NZ produce.
Read moreThe 197km trail is the easiest cycle trail in New Zealand to ride with the longest tunnel 1.1km and showcases some of the best scenery New Zealand has to offer.
Read moreDiscover the heritage of Whitianga while visiting scenic highlights around the town.
Read moreWhangamata Summer Festival Inc. is pleased to bring your our HUGE Annual Twilight Market December 27 and Craft Market Day December 28
Stargazing tours offered for casual visitors and house guests provide an excellent introduction to southern night sky from our dark sky site. Research grade telescope in rotating dome viewing of planets, stars and galaxies. Daytime tours available.
Read moreWindborne is a 62 ft. gaff rigged topsail schooner that has been sailing the oceans of the world since 1928. Come aboard and sail to some of the most spectacular coastal scenery that New Zealand has to offer- often in the company of dolphins & whales
Read moreBread & Butter Gallery - Whitianga Township offers a treasure trove of contemporary NZ fine Art and quality handmade one-off, affordable gifts. Featuring work from the areas most talented artists.
Read moreExperience The Coromandel's culinary delights at local restaurants, cafes and farm gates
Read moreA unique, peaceful secluded eco-friendly haven with a rustic touch above Kuaotunu Beach. Tremendous views from all rooms. Breakfast served in panoramic gazebo. Children welcome. Swiss German spoken. Kuaotunu is ideal for exploring The Coromandel.
Read moreA bridge across the Waihou River near Thames, which has since been retired and a new bridge built.
Read more1, 2, 3 or 4 bedroom luxury, fully self-contained, self-serviced apartments, some with sea views. Sun deck with outdoor tables and chairs. Three minute walk to town centre. Cross the road to the beach.
Read moreWe are a rental business for bicycles, electric and non-electric, and a tour booking service, including transport and accommodation.
We are official partner of the Hauraki Rail Trail and Waikato River Trail.
Outlets in Thames and Paeroa.
Visit Pamper Me and experience a tranquil, calming atmosphere, where you are your most valuable asset.
Read moreWharf Road serve simple, delicious food that changes with the seasons, beautiful organic Allpress coffee & a selection of NZ wine and craft beer.
Read moreWelcome to Paradise. An enjoyable, relaxing motel stay with welcoming hosts is assured!
Here at Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge we welcome you to a place of peace and quiet that allows you to enjoy your stay on the Coromandel.
Waihi College is a special place. Our mission is three fold. We aim to connect families within the local and global community, to create opportunities for students and families to share our cultures and to support Waihi College programmes and improve
Read moreFeel the tension melt away and immerse yourself in comfort from sunrise to sunset. Experience going barefoot for a day, a week! Your hosts, Donna and Chris and two bed and breakfast accommodation rooms are waiting for you to enjoy.
A perfect location for a swim, walk or relax and enjoy the beauty of the bay.
Read moreTopadahil Art Studios, dramatically situated overlooking unspoilt Opoutere Beach is 'homebase' for contemporary French/NZ painter Guity Evelyn. View vibrant fine art in a variety of media at her unique home/studio over the Opoutere Beach and estuary.
Read moreFollow winding tracks through spectacular scenery and amazing views. Explore our backyard and learn about our local history. Hike across hills, discover pools and waterfalls, get a bit of exercise and enjoy our local bush and beach.
Read moreBachcare provides an extensive choice of accommodation perfect for your wedding, honeymoon or romantic escape.
Read moreHot Water Beach is best visited two hours either side of low-tide. If you arrive at high tide the hot springs will be under water. Spades can be hired at the local shop.
Read moreThe Whangamata Ridges Mountain Bike Park features some fantastic singletrack riding. The Grade 2-5 trails provide a massive amount of fun and days of enjoyment for everyone from families right through to advanced riders. There is something here for a
Read moreWelcome to The Old Mill Cafe. A comfortable two hour drive from Auckland City, The Old Mill Cafe resides on the edge of the picturesque Tairua Harbour.
Read moreExplore one of New Zealand’s most breath-taking stretches of coast with the exhilarating and award winning Ocean Leopard Tours.
Read moreThe Rolleston Motel itself is located in a peaceful spot, at the end of a quiet culdesac. It is within walking distance of the towns shops, restaurants and many other activities
Read moreExplore the Coromandel on Two Wheels. From town to beach to bush and everything in between, there is so much to see and do here. Hire one of our electric bikes or standard bikes and plan your own day or we can assist with tour suggestions for you.
Read moreEscape and leave the everyday behind as you relax and rejuvenate, immersing yourself in the peaceful restorative atmosphere of The Lost Spring.
Read moreSwim, Sleep and Eat with Admiralty Lodge, The Lost Spring and Espy Cafe
Read moreOne of Coromandel's oldest buildings with walls of history for you to admire. A warm winter fire or the outdoor garden bar for the summer
Read moreSurvey the towns of Tairua and Pauanui, the estuary, coast and offshore islands from the top of this volcanic peak guarding the entrance to Tairua Harbour.
Read moreOff road trail run with a difference!
Around 150 years ago most of the Coromandel peninsula was covered in Kauri Forest. Today very little remains of the original forest.
The Refinery: Historic building offering great coffee and food, collectibles for sale, vinyl on the turntable.
Read moreA must for keen walkers, this spectacular trail links the East and West coast roads of the Northern Coromandel together. Start the walk at Stony Bay and finish at Fletcher Bay, then sit back and enjoy the superb sunsets down the western coastline.
Read moreClimbing the ladders and stairs to the steep rock peak in The Coromandel Ranges affords you a spectacular 360 degree view, with the sparkling sea in the distance. The walk to the Pinnacles Hut is less steep, and well worth the effort.
Read more970 Lonely Bay Lodge is Coromandel's premiere beachside venue
Read moreGrab a coffee while you're looking at the artwork on display for local and other well-known artists.
Read moreEnjoy two nights at Wairua Lodge with a visit to The Lost Spring for a soak in the mineral thermal pools.
Read moreThe ultimate relaxation retreat, enjoy breath taking views from the comfort of your private cabin set in the heart of a 200-acre estate. Indulge in the Sanctuary deep relaxation therapies designed to bring body and mind back into perfect balance.
Read moreNew Zealand's biggest Garage sale it was promoted as, way back in 1996... and so it began.
Read moreThe remote northern part of The Coromandel is home to the spectacular Coromandel Coastal Walkway, an untouched beautiful part of the country that is truly good for your soul and worth exploring.
Read moreThe life of mining and its impact on a small town are at the heart of this comprehensive village museum housed in the historic Coromandel School of Mines building (1897).
Read moreNestled on the hillside over looking Waihi Beach, the RSA is the perfect location to hold your wedding.
Read moreA gentle 400-m walk through pōhutukawa-dominated coastal forest and occasional small beaches to Cave Bay and climb on through the forest to the trig.
Read moreA short steep walk to a very old Kauri with an interesting square shape.
Read moreWood fired oven serving gourmet pizzas and specializing in rustic slow cooked food with a weekly changing “a –la-carte” menu, which utilizes seasonal home grown and local produce.
Read moreSurf n Stay Whangamata Hostel and Surf school with hires, has a friendly team providing you with an affordable, beach accommodation. Also open to public for Surf lessons and Surfboard rental or Kayak hire.
Read moreWithin the Bays is a luxury 5 star Bed & Breakfast in Whitianga with sea views, situated on a private, quiet road in Whitianga. Children welcome, wheelchair accessible and gay friendly. Expert in "bridesmaid" services for eloping couples!
Read moreIllume, Coromandel Town Winter Festival of Light Showcasing the heritage and history of Coromandel Town. The Coromandel Winter Festival of Light, will transform Coromandel's main street.
Read morePark up with the family to view the thrill and excitement right from Buffalo Beach
Read moreFollow winding tracks through spectacular scenery and amazing views. Explore our backyard and learn about our local history. Hike across hills, discover pools and waterfalls, get a bit of exercise and enjoy our local bush and beach.
Read moreA boutique luxury lodge nestled in New Zealand native bush and a short ferry ride from the seaside township of Whitianga on the Coromandel Peninsula. Walk to pristine beaches or to Shakespeare Reserve and be wowed by stunning views to Mercury Bay.
Experience world class sport fishing, chasing yellowtail kingfish, snapper, striped marlin and swordfish, aboard the luxury sport fishing boat, 'Provider'. Fish and dive the magical Aldermen Islands. Single or multi trips with accommodation included.
Read moreDon't miss the opportunity to view spectacular sunsets along the Thames Coast Road.
Read moreLess then 2 hours from Auckland airport and Hamilton you can experience a range of delicious homemade delights at Koru.
Read moreRock N Roll Festival. Repco Beach Hop is home of New Zealand's BIGGEST celebration of the 50s & 60s.
Read moreKiwi Dundee will take you on a one day guided tour on the eastern Coromandel Peninsula. This tour features breathtaking views, natural wonders and a visit to a sub tropical forest. It is offered all year round.
Read moreSituated in the heart of Whitianga and a stones throw to Buafflo Beach. Choose the one and only, Oceans Resort Whitianga, for premier accommodation.
Read moreKarangahake Tunnel loop walk is a must do walk, taking you along the Ohinemuri River and over the lower Waitawheta River where you will be amongst New Zealand native flora.
Follow winding tracks through spectacular scenery and amazing views. Explore our backyard and learn about our local history. Hike across hills, discover pools and waterfalls, get a bit of exercise and enjoy our local bush and beach.
Read moreHomeware, gifts, and jewellery. At The Shop, everyone can find an object of desire in their price range... treat yourself or spoil a friend.
Read moreA guided tour takes you through an operational, 19th century Stamper Battery & into one of the richest goldmines of the time.
Read moreWe take adventurous people on day and overnight kayaking trips on the Coromandel Peninsula. If you are looking to escape the crowded tourist hotspots and discover the true beauty of the Coromandel then this is the place for you!
Read moreThe Crown Princess mine was the first to operate on this site, beginning in 1871, before it became known as the Saxon.
Read moreMoko Artspace, at Hot Water Beach, is a gallery, shop and sculpture garden which houses an impressive contingency of New Zealand made product from serious art and crafts to a lighter selection of giftware and kiwiana.
Read moreSet in beautiful, private bush surrounds, our spacious, fully self-contained boutique villas offer the perfect place to unwind.
Read moreWinner of "Best Visitor Experience" at the 2015 Museums Aotearoa NZ Awards.
Discover this new treasure in "Waihi - New Zealand's Heart of Gold". Pull the levers, Crank the Handles, Push the Plunger, and discover Waihi's fascinating story of gold.
1- 2- 3 Bedroom Apartments.2 Bathrooms,full kitchen, dining and lounge. Garage with laundry attached. Own balcony with BBQ's, linen and towels provided.
Tairua beach, located at the base of Mt Paku is great for surfing and soaking up the sun, while swimming is safe in the water of the sheltered harbour.
Read moreFree light breakfast daily and free unlimited WiFi. Clean hostel in a great location. Only 3 minutes walk to town or supermarket. A variety of bed options with hotel quality mattresses. Buses stop at gate.
Read moreA nostalgic ride on a heritage railway through beautiful pastoral land between Waihi and Waikino at the eastern end of the spectacular Karangahake Gorge.
Read moreEnjoy a nights accommodation at the renowned Falls Retreat with, breakfast, bike hire, and a hand made picnic - the perfect way to enjoy the Hauraki Rail Trail.
Read moreEnjoy a variety of accommodation options, from motel units with sea views to cabins nestled throughout the resort's garden areas. Campsites can be found close to the beach, next to the pool, in sight of the playground or tucked away in the bush areas
Read moreEnjoy a tramway ride through the heritage processing site at Waikino and guided tours in the museum and through underground ore roasting kilns.
Read moreA boutique eco haven in the Southern Coromandel Ranges. The cottage and main lodge sit on an elevated site; a bush backdrop and outlook to ancient volcanic outcrops. Set amongst reemerging Kauri/podocarp forest, our haven emanates a sense of peace.
Read moreThe Cooks Beach Community Hall is ideally situated, only 300m from the beach and is the perfect location to retreat to at the end of the day with family and friends to continue the celebrations with food & refreshments.
Read moreQuality self contained accommodation with free Wi-Fi, being close to Whangamata Marina and our many walkways, cafes & shops. Studio, One & two bedroom apartments with private spas, all overlooking an attractive landscaped pool/waterfall to enjoy.
Read moreYour first contact for local information and bookings (both accommodation and activities) - located in Pauanui.
Read morePositioned on the beach at the tip of The Coromandel.
Read moreLocally produced plants, organic and others, fruit and vegs and much more. Held every Saturday.
Read moreThe Karangahake Gorge historic walkway follows the old Paeroa to Waihi railway line with the remainder of the track following the banks of the Ohinemuri River.
Read moreFrom family retreats to beach front holiday homes, explore over 550 Bachcare holiday home rentals in the Coromandel region. With properties for every budget, all with instant online booking, it's never been simpler to find your happy place."
Read moreSet in a beautiful garden with a white sand beach a very short walk away, this is a great central location for exploring the area and all it has to offer. Spacious, sunny bedrooms, ensuite, private entrance. A place to relax and enjoy great food.
Read moreCatch a Fullers360 ferry from Downtown Auckland and take a relaxing 2 hour cruise through the Hauraki Gulf to Hannafords Wharf, close to Coromandel Town.
Read moreGreat hospitality in a brand new Colonial-styled motel Bed & Breakfast in Whitianga. Close to water activities, Albert Number Six is an ideal location from which to explore the Coromandel peninsula.
Read moreThis dam was built in 1924 and its restoration in the 1990s allows visitor to see a replica feature of the kauri logging industry.
Read moreA boutique bed & breakfast 150 metres from the beach & less than 2 hours from Auckland International Airport. the Central location allows day trips to Coromandel, Hobbiton and Rotorua. Locally visit the Karangahake gorge and the Martha gold mine.
Read moreStart your journey through New Zealand's stunning landscapes at a Department of Conservation (DOC) Visitor Centre. Information about conservation areas, as well as DOC's 14,000 km of tracks, 10 Great Walks, and network of 950 huts and 324 campsites.
Read moreUnique, individual style one & two bedroom, fully self contained Cottages set in quiet garden surroundings. Facilities included children's playground, swimming pool (Summer) & BBQ & Fish Cleaning area, free WiFi, free Carport parking.
Read moreA fun week of running, swimming and walking in various locations around Whangamata.
Read moreEnjoy Coromandel's most popular day trip, including Driving Creek Railway and Guided Kauri Forest Walk.
Read moreThe Kauaeranga Valley was once filled with magnificent Kauri trees. From the 1870s to the 1920s, this area was extensively logged for its Kauri.
Read moreThat Curry Place brings you the best of Indian and Thai food. Whatever may be your special dietary requirements, you will always want to come back.
Read moreLocated in Coromandel Towns heritage precinct this sound proofed apartment is designed for the discerning traveller.
Read moreSave 20% on normal ticket prices and get a cracking good lunch thrown in!
Read moreThe Sleeping God canyon will challenge even the most seasoned explorer! Abseil/ rappel, jump, zip-line and slide down a series of cascading waterfalls in one of New Zealand's most beautiful locations. Full Day and Half Day tours available.
Read moreAndrea will warmly welcome you to Andreas B&B in Whitianga, NZ. The breathtaking coastline, beautiful beaches & many other attractions and activities Mercury Bay has to offer will make your visit an enjoyable & forever memorable experience
Read moreOamaru Bay is a beautiful beach for swimming and or relaxing either under the sun or under the protection of the lovely Pohutukawa trees.
Read moreThis walk follows the old lower tramway track through a 20m tunnel and offers a number of old gold mining relics and a stunning waterfall at the end.
Read moreThe iconic 7 metre high 1.3 metre diameter structure stands pride of place in Paeroa.
Read moreYour first contact for local information and bookings (both accommodation and activities) - located in Paeroa. Bike hire and Hauraki Rail Trail information hub.
Read moreCoro Camping is an eco friendly campsite with a touch of luxury situated in the heart of the Coromandel just minutes away from some of the Coromandel's most beautiful beaches and attractions.
Read moreThis is a music event that encourages musicians and singers from all over the country to come along and join in the fun.
There are theme nights , however you can play and sing what you like.
Meals are available fro 5:00 pm
Enjoy the beautiful setting of this unique property and let us create an unforgettable experience for your special occasion.
Read moreSeascape Photographic Adventures specializes in photography workshops in some of the most beautiful parts of The Coromandel.
Awarded ‘Garden of Significance’ by the New Zealand Gardens Trust. Rapaura presents visitors with New Zealand’s nature. Experience the natural bush walk to the 'Seven Stairs to Heaven'.
Read moreMark your calendars for the eight A Taste of Matarangi festival on Saturday the 4th of April, 10.00 am to 4.30 pm, at the Matarangi Village Green.
Live entertainment, food, wine, craft beer, family activities, auctions and food competitions.
100+ stalls offering a huge variety of FOOD, CRAFT and PRODUCE.
Read moreRelease the child within and experience NZ's quirkiest theme park. Voted by AA Tourism as a must-do Kiwi experience The Waterworks is a theme park with a difference with water powered inventions, quirky contraptions and fun to discover at every turn.
Read moreTour with the Trip Adviser Hall of Fame winner, 5 star excellence awards since 2013. See the magnificent Cathedral Cove and Orua sea cave. Plenty of time to swim or snorkel in the marine reserve. Get amazing photos and videos of the fabulous coast
Read moreSixfortySix offers alfresco dining amongst the action of the main street an ideal place to meet during the balmy summer.
Read moreAnchor Lodge is located in Coromandel Town on the west coast of New Zealand’s Coromandel Peninsula and provides luxury spa apartments, suites and motel units.
Read moreThe first craft brewery on the Coromandel located in one of the most beautiful parts of New Zealand.
Read moreThe Pinnacles Hut is a serviced 80-bunk hut in the Kauaeranga Valley, south of Thames.
Read moreJoin in the annual fun at the annual Cooks Beach Summer Gala for the whole family at Cooks Beach near Whitianga with over 100 stalls. Come and enjoy games, rides, music, and the daisy dung drop!
Read moreThis long sandy beach which caught Capt Cook's eye is an ideal place to unwind and explore beautiful Mercury Bay. Cooks Beach has been a popular spot for generations of holiday makers.
Read moreNewly opened for 2014 at Bullswool Farm Park, is our Bush Discovery Trail, which has been established in our beautiful Bush Reserve.
Read moreMajestically situated in the heart of Coromandel Township, enjoy our sun soaked courtyard and shaded verandas over summer and cosy dining next to an open fire during winter.
Read moreArmoire stocks indulgent gifts, elegant homeware and little useful things. Armoire’s carefully curated range of giftware makes it a breeze to find that special something for friends, family and loved ones of all ages.
Read moreCoromandel Discovery has been operating on the Coromandel Peninsula for 25 years. We specialise in tours to the Coromandel Coastal Walkway, a remote yet beautiful part of the Northern Coromandel, the Last Frontier. Hike and Bike options available.
Read moreColville Easter Festival is a small festival for all the community and beyond.
Read moreHot Water Beach Top 10 Holiday Park is a short walk from the famous Hot Water Beach where you can dig yourself a hot water spa on the beach at low tide.
Our holiday park caters for all travellers, from families to backpackers as well as large groups.
Part of the network of walks in the stunning Karangahake Gorge, with framed views out into the mining heritage sites, and the sparkling stream below.
Read moreAn easy but spectacular walk when you visit Waihi, is the Pit Rim Walkway. This takes you around the edge of the dramatic open cast Martha Mine, right in Waihi, the "Heart of Gold."
Read moreMainly a 4 x 4 track through the forest. Entry is from the Coromandel Town end of 309 Road at Castle Rock Rd.
Read moreFamily Motorhome holidays are easy when you hire a fully equipped self-contained motorhome from the friendly Coastal Campers Whitianga team. We also offer a personalised meet and greet service at Auckland, Hamilton & Tauranga Airports.
Read morePauanui Summer Series annual Market Day
Read moreLocated in the heart of Tairua, Manaia Kitchen & Bar offers everything from great coffee and brunch in the mornings to a contemporary bar/bistro in the evenings.
Read moreSituated in Tairua, the gateway to the Coromandel, this 5 star luxury lodge is set in a breathtaking location overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Here the silence is broken only by the sound of birdsong.
Read moreVoted as one of the 102 Must Do's for Kiwi's
Accessible only on foot or by boat, famous Cathedral Cove is one of the must visit sites on The Coromandel. The track begins at the northern end of Hahei.
The store is believed to have been built for White by two runaway sailors in return for their keep. According to local historian Jenny Bithell the building was at one time known as the Pig and Whistle and was used as a sly grog shop.
Read moreAppreciate this coastline in the best possible way, up close & personal in modern sea kayaks. We are the only kayaking company licensed to land daily at Cathedral Cove.
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