Bay of Islands
Bay of Islands - The region has the finest
maritime park in New Zealand with the 144 Islands and secluded
bays. The Bay has an abundance of marine life, including the
big marlin, whales, penguins, dolphins, gannets and many other
species.The maritime and historic park is the original cradle
of European civilization and has fine examples of Maori culture.
The Bay with its pristine natural environment is the gathering
place in the South Pacific for overseas sailing yachts on world
cruises, international sport fishermen, golfers and marine enthusiasts.
Local Places of Interest, Activities and Tours of the Surrounding
Areas
Waitangi Treaty Grounds: Gifted to the nation
by Lord & Lady Bledisloe, the Waitangi Treaty grounds is
a unique and fascinating insight into New Zealand's historic
past. Visit the Treaty House, fully carved Maori Meeting House,
Maori war canoe, the award winning sound and light display in
the meeting house and the magnificent park like grounds where
the Treaty was signed in 1840.
Board 'Dolphin Seeker' to experience
a fantastic feeling of seeing Dolphins in the wild while cruising
the beautiful Bay of Islands. Different types of whales may
be seen on your way to the famous 'Hole in the Rock'
and Cathedral Cove. Your captain provides an informative commentary
on the history of the Bay of Islands and the marine life. You
may spend some time at histories Russell upon your return.
 Cape
Reinga – 90 mile beach: Fully air-conditioned
coach trip north to the 'Tip' of New Zealand, travel
the beach one way. Visit Puketi Kauri Forest and view 1000 year
old Kauri trees. Dig for shellfish or wade in the surf on 90
mile beach. Capture the beauty of Cape Reinga where the Pacific
Ocean meets the Tasman Sea. Slide down giant sand dunes on our
toboggans. Various seaside towns (Mangonui etc) enroute.
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