A little rain doesn’t mean your holiday plans need to stop. In fact, some of the Bay of Islands’ most enjoyable experiences are perfect for cooler or wetter days. From local galleries and cultural attractions to artisan food producers, cosy cafés and...
Winter in the Far North is nothing like the cold snap experienced in other parts of the country. Here in Kerikeri and the Bay of Islands, winter days are often clear and sunny, with daytime temperatures sitting comfortably between 14 – 18°C, and even warmer in...
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...
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...
One of the best ways to experience Kerikeri and the Bay of Islands is on foot. From gentle riverside walks and ancient kauri forests to coastal tracks with sweeping ocean views, the region offers something for every level of walker. Many of these walks are within easy...
Kerikeri and the Bay of Islands have become one of Northland’s most rewarding destinations for food and wine lovers. From vineyard lunches and waterfront dining to artisan producers and local markets, the region offers a relaxed and distinctly Northland food... 
