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Choose from standout itineraries like the five-night “Cook to Kupe” coast-to-coast adventure.

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Choose from standout itineraries like the five-night “Cook to Kupe” coast-to-coast adventure, following the Pou Herenga Tai Twin Coast Cycle Trail from the rugged Hokianga Harbour to the sparkling Bay of Islands and beyond. Or embark on the “Northern Spirit”

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Kerikeri Cruising Club & Marina

Set on the tranquil Kerikeri Inlet, the Kerikeri Cruising Club offers a relaxed waterfront experience. Visitors can enjoy sailing activity, estuary views, a restaurant and bar and a welcoming local atmosphere—making it a great place to unwind and experience Kerikeri's connection to the Bay of Islands. Drive Time from Kerikeri: ~10 minutes

Kate’s Riding Centre

Discover Kerikeri’s countryside on horseback with Kate’s Riding Academy, offering relaxed, scenic rides through farmland and native bush. Suitable for beginners through to experienced riders, it’s a memorable way to connect with the landscape at an unhurried pace. Located just minutes from the village.

Te Ahurea

Te Ahurea is a living interactive Māori heritage experience set alongside Kororipo Pā, one of Aotearoa’s most significant cultural sites. Whānau and manuhiri alike are welcome to explore this unique space of cultural learning, healing, and connection.

Bay of Islands Honey Shop

"When customers visit The Bay of Islands Honey Shop, they experience much more than a simple retail transaction; they step into a local icon. The primary benefit is the joy of discovery, walking into New Zealand’s Biggest Beehive creates a memorable, playful atmosphere that delights families and offers unique photo opportunities. Inside, customers enjoy the confidence of ""try before you buy,"" with free tastings of our entire range ensuring every jar purchased is a flavor they truly love. Beyond the taste, we offer a tangible connection to nature. By watching the bees in our glass observation hive and speaking with our knowledgeable staff, customers gain a deeper appreciation for the 100% natural, locally harvested product they are taking home. It is an authentic, sensory experience that turns a quick stop into a sweet, lasting memory of the Northland region."

Cathay Cinema

Cathay Cinemas in Kerikeri is a beloved, historic three-screen movie house offering mainstream films alongside art-house, festival and speciality screenings. Comfortable, accessible and community-focused, it hosts International and local film events, Festivals, Community, Specialty and Private cinema events— making it a cultural hub for visitors and locals alike.

Wharepuke Print Studio and Gallery

Gallery showcases established local, national and international artists with an emphasis on printmaking. The print studio, established in 2005, offers courses and workshops in safer etching techniques and is NZ's first and only studio dedicated to acrylic resist etching.

Five Waterfalls Walk

A standout Kerikeri experience, the Five Waterfalls Walk links a series of beautiful waterfalls along the Kerikeri River. Combining native bush, swimming spots, and historic connections, it’s an immersive half-day walk that showcases the region’s natural beauty just minutes from town.

Rainbow Falls

A short, accessible walk leads to Kerikeri’s most iconic waterfall. Set within native bush, Rainbow Falls offers dramatic views, easy access, and a connection to longer river walks—making it one of the region’s most popular and rewarding natural attractions.

Mahoe Farmhouse Cheese

"At Mahoe Cheese, we produce hand-crafted cheese and yoghurt with fresh milk from our own herd of cows that graze on the farmland surrounding our cheesery. Come and visit our farm shop to sample our cheese, with an opportunity to purchase from our delicious range, at factory prices."

Makana Confections

Makana Confections creates handcrafted, premium chocolates made in small batches with the finest ingredients. From iconic Macadamia Butter Toffee Crunch to elegant hampers and seasonal treats, we offer beautifully packaged gifts and indulgent delights for every occasion.

Top Trail Cycle Hire, Shuttles and Tours

Explore the Pou Herenga Tai Twin Coast Cycle Trail. 1 Day or multiday - BYO bike, shuttle only. Transport to and from sections, suited to all ages and fitness levels.

Honey House Cafe

A charming riverside café at the historic Kerikeri Mission Station, serving excellent coffee, fresh cabinet food, savoury and sweet treats in a beautiful heritage gardens setting. Perfect for brunch, lunch or a scenic snack after exploring this wonderful site and the Kororipo Heritage Park basin. All profits support the preservation of New Zealand’s historic buildings that are cared for by Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga.

Manginangina Kauri Walk

A short, immersive walk through ancient forest, the Manginangina Kauri Walk offers an unforgettable encounter with towering kauri trees. Accessible and beautifully preserved, it provides a rare glimpse into Northland’s original forest environment in just a few minutes. Drive Time from Kerikeri: ~25 minutes

The NZ Electric Boat Co.

Electric boats for hire and guided electric boat tours of Kerikeri River

The Scullery

Step into The Scullery for a beautifully curated collection of kitchenware, homewares, and thoughtful gifts. This inviting boutique blends style and practicality, offering unique pieces you won’t find in big-box stores—perfect for visitors seeking something special to take home or inspire their own living spaces.

Marsden Cross

A short walk across farmland leads to one of New Zealand’s most significant historic sites. Marsden Cross marks the location of the country’s first Christian service, combining coastal views, open landscapes, and a powerful sense of early contact between Māori and European settlers.

Te Waimate Mission House

Discover the tranquil setting of New Zealand’s first inland mission station at Waimate North. Surrounded by rolling farmland, this peaceful heritage site offers a deeper, more contemplative look at early missionary life and Māori–European relationships in a rural setting just inland from Kerikeri.

Matauri Bay

A spectacular coastal escape north of Kerikeri, Matauri Bay combines golden sand, clear water, and powerful history. Overlooking the Cavalli Islands and the resting place of the Rainbow Warrior, it offers swimming, walking, and panoramic views in one of Northland’s most iconic seaside settings.