Northland

The Bay of Islands is a world-class sanctuary home to playful dolphins, migratory whales, and rare penguins. Explore crystal-clear waters teeming with vibrant fish and stingrays in New Zealand’s most diverse aquatic environment.

As the birthplace of New Zealand, the Waitangi Treaty Grounds are where the 1840 treaty was signed. Explore the historic Treaty House, the magnificent carved meeting house, and a ceremonial war canoe while discovering the stories of partnership and heritage.

Located in Kerikeri, New Zealand’s oldest stone building (1836) offers a window into early colonial life. This iconic landmark and former trading post showcases beautiful historic architecture set within a tranquil, riverside heritage park.

Embark on an exceptional fishing expedition in the pristine waters of the Bay of Islands. From novice to pro, enjoy a day on the water targeting snapper, kingfish, and trophy marlin in one of the world's premier marine ecosystems.

Encounter the "Lord of the Forest," New Zealand's largest living kauri tree. Standing over 51 meters tall in the Waipoua Forest, this ancient giant is estimated to be up to 2,500 years old and remains a powerful symbol of the nation's ecological and Māori cultural heritage.

Soar above the Bay of Islands for a breathtaking aerial perspective. Experience the thrill of flying over turquoise waters, 144 subtropical islands, and the iconic "Hole in the Rock" at Cape Brett on a private, world-class scenic flight.

Stretching along the Far North’s western coast, the iconic Te Oneroa-a-Tōhē (90 Mile Beach) is a renowned golden sand highway. Enjoy world-class surfcasting, sandboarding on massive dunes, and discover the deep spiritual significance of this historic Māori pathway.

At New Zealand’s spiritual edge, Te Rerenga Wairua (Cape Reinga) is where the Tasman Sea and Pacific Ocean collide in a spectacular swirl of currents. Discover the sacred "leaping place of spirits" and the iconic lighthouse at the northernmost point of your journey.

Discover the historic charm of Mangōnui, a picturesque fishing village in the Far North. Famed for its heritage buildings and "world-famous" fish shop perched over the harbor, this tranquil retreat is the perfect spot to sample fresh local cuisine and explore the stunning Doubtless Bay coastline.

A world-renowned maritime park featuring 144 subtropical islands and crystal-clear waters. Experience premier sailing, dolphin watching, and secluded coves, or immerse yourself in history at the birthplace of the nation.

Located in Matakohe, this award-winning museum tells the epic story of New Zealand’s giant kauri trees. Explore massive timber machinery, world-class gum collections, and immersive exhibits that showcase the pioneering spirit and the vital importance of forest conservation.

nown as the "Cradle of the Nation," Kerikeri blends rich colonial history with a vibrant, subtropical lifestyle. Explore the country’s oldest European buildings, award-winning vineyards, and boutique orchards, all set against a backdrop of scenic river trails and a thriving local arts scene.