Kerikeri and the Far North has so much to offer, from history and
natural spaces, to high quality restaurants and buzzing markets. Below is just a sample
of what is
on offer. Ask us to help you plan your stay and make the most of one of the best spots
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The Kerikeri Mission Station is the site of two of the country's oldest surviving buildings – The Stone Store and Kemp House. Visit both of these historic buildings to discover some of Northland and New Zealand's history.
Kerikeri has a network of tracks within the town, featuring five stunning waterfalls. Together they make up a great weekend's walking for young and old.
The Old Packhouse Market has quickly become the best market in the far North. People travel for all over to come to the market to buy fresh goods, try delicious food and experience the atmosphere of live music, kids activities and local arts and craft. A definite stop for your visit to Kerikeri.
Rainbow Falls is one of Kerikeri's most spectacular natural attractions. This impressive 27-meter waterfall is easily accessible via a well-maintained walking track through native forest.
The Turner Centre is a premier event center in the Far North. The Turner Centre hosts world class acts and shows. Check their website for up coming events.
Makana Confections specialises in gift-quality confections - all hand-made and using only the freshest, natural ingredients available to us. Located opposite the Packhouse Market, Makana offer high quality unique confections and also have a large cafe.
Wharepuke Subtropical Garden showcases Robin Booths lifetime collection of rare and unusual plants and began in 1993 on a site that was his parents old citrus orchard. Robins 50 years of experience as a nurseryman and landscape designer show.
Kerikeri is blessed with many high quality restaurants, bakeries, cafes and vineyards. Kerigold Chalets are located right in the heart of the majority of Kerikeri's restaurants.
Every Sunday, in the center of Kerikeri, the Kerikeri Farmers' Market offers a large range of locally grown produce. A proudly authentic Farmers' Market all produce sold is grown or made by the vendor locally!
Waitangi welcomes you on a journey of discovery through Aotearoa New Zealand's most important historic site. Spend the day enjoying a full programme of tours and cultural performances.
The Puketi Kauri Forest offers an elevated wooden walkway which protects the kauris' sensitive feeding roots, yet allows visitors to get 'up close' to the ancient trees of the Puketi Forest.
Visit Russell, Historic buildings and a seaside setting full of cafes, restaurants and art galleries gives Russell a truly romantic quality.