Walks, vineyards, markets and easy day trips. Kerikeri sits in the centre of the Bay of Islands and is one of the easiest places from which to explore the Far North. Within a short drive you can discover waterfalls, historic sites, vineyards, coastal towns and forest...
Easter is one of the nicest times to visit the Bay of Islands. The pace eases after summer, the gardens are settled, and there’s plenty to do without the crowds or the pressure to rush. Staying in Kerikeri gives you a relaxed base to explore – with easy access to...
Kerikeri’s markets are one of the quiet pleasures of staying in the Bay of Islands. They’re genuinely local & centred around fresh produce, small growers, and regional makers. Whether you’re gathering supplies for a picnic, browsing for gifts, or enjoying a slow...
This region is gorgeous to visit any time of the year but if you head here in early autumn, you’ll avoid the crowds and the queues and be able to make the most of the warm weather. New Zealand’s Far North is lucky enough to enjoy a sub tropical climate where even the...
Wonderful golf courses surround us here in Northland, all within reach of Treghan. Unparalleled views, stunning coastline and landscapes, top-notch facilities and welcoming clubhouses. As a golf enthusiast, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better place to play a game...
Kerikeri and the Bay of Islands in New Zealand is a subtropical micro-region known for its stunning beauty. The area is one of the country’s most popular and spectacular holiday destinations, for good reason. Stunning natural beauty and over 144 islands make for an... 
