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. Read more
Mark Mitchell Gallery Discover the artistic craftsmanship of Mark Mitchell Gallery, where contemporary ceramic and glass art is inspired by the natural beauty of Northland. Visitors can explore a working studio and gallery featuring handmade creations that blend minimalist design with exceptional attention to detail. Read more
The Kerikeri Theatre Company Experience live theatre in Kerikeri with Kerikeri Theatre Company. This vibrant community-driven group stages a variety of productions, from contemporary plays to timeless classics, offering visitors a chance to enjoy local talent, immerse themselves in storytelling, and experience the creative heart of the town. Read more
The Akeake Historic Reserve Track, Opito Bay Starting from Opito Bay, the Akeake Historic Reserve Track offers a series of short, easy to intermediate walks to a sheltered beach, Tareha pā and scenic viewpoints over Te Puna and Kerikeri inlets. Read more
Matauri Bay A spectacular coastal walk just a short drive from 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. Read more
Kerikeri Mini Golf Take on 18 holes of outdoor fun at Kerikeri Mini Golf—a relaxed and affordable activity for families, friends and groups, just minutes from central Kerikeri. Read more
Bay of Islands Honey Shop Step inside one of Kerikeri’s most distinctive shops, housed in a giant beehive. Sample locally produced honey, watch busy bees through the observation hive and discover a tempting range of honey-based treats and gifts. 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." Read more
The Kerikeri Gelato Company Enjoy artisan gelato and refreshing sorbet in the heart of Kerikeri. The Kerikeri Gelato Company offers a great place to stop for a sweet treat while exploring town, with gelato and sorbet made onsite at our local creamery. Read more
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. Read more
Blue River Orchard Just minutes from Kerikeri, Blue River Orchard is a charming family-run blueberry farm where visitors can enjoy fresh berries, real fruit ice cream, coffee, and homemade treats. In summer, it’s the perfect stop to relax in the garden, taste sun-ripened blueberries, and experience a simple slice of Northland orchard life. Read more
The Old Packhouse Market The Old Packhouse Market is Kerikeri’s vibrant community hub celebrating local produce, artisan crafts, and fresh food every weekend. Experience New Zealand-made gifts, Northland honey, artisan breads, and more at this indoor/outdoor market with café, bakery, butchery and live music — perfect for visitors and locals alike Read more
Edmonds Ruin Discover a lesser-known piece of Kerikeri’s history at Edmonds Ruins, where weathered stone walls tell the story of an early family homestead near Kerikeri Inlet. Read more
Kerikeri Mission Station – Stone Store and Kemp House Step into New Zealand’s earliest European settlement at the Kerikeri Mission Station, home to the iconic Stone Store and Kemp House. Set beside the tranquil river, this historic precinct blends heritage, nature, and culture—offering a relaxed, immersive glimpse into the country’s earliest cross-cultural encounters. Read more
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. Read more
Kerikeri Outdoor Art Trail Discover Kerikeri's creativity in the open air, with striking sculptures, colourful murals and locally inspired artworks found throughout the town. Read more
Twin Coast Cycle Trail One of New Zealand’s great rides, the Twin Coast Cycle Trail links the Bay of Islands with the Hokianga Harbour. Following historic routes through forest, farmland, and small communities, it offers a relaxed, scenic journey that can be enjoyed in sections or as a multi-day adventure. Drive Time from Kerikeri: ~20 minutes to access points (e.g. Kawakawa) Read more
Little Black Gallery A contemporary art and design gallery showcasing original New Zealand art, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture and handcrafted objects. Set within peaceful cottage-style gardens, Little Black Gallery celebrates creativity, craftsmanship and thoughtfully curated work. Read more
Pantheon Apothecary Discover locally made skincare, distinctive perfumes and the chance to create your own signature scent at this boutique apothecary in the heart of Kerikeri. Read more
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