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
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
Kaleo Designs Discover Kaleo Designs in Kerikeri – where local art, relaxed Northland style and thoughtful design come together to create a one-of-a-kind visit experience. Inspired by Aotearoa’s landscapes, culture and coastal lifestyle, Kaleo collaborates with talented local New Zealand artists to create distinctive fabric prints that are transformed into premium clothing and gifts. Read more
The Parrot Place A lively animal sanctuary dedicated to parrots and exotic birds, The Parrot Place invites visitors to see, learn about and interact with colourful species up close. Ideal for families and nature lovers, it fosters conservation awareness through up-close encounters and engaging talks. Read more
Rolands Wood A peaceful riverside reserve near Kerikeri, Roland’s Wood offers an easy bush walk through beautiful forest. Shaded paths, birdlife, and access to the Kerikeri River make it a favourite local spot for a quiet stroll or a gentle introduction to Northland’s natural environment. Dogs welcome. Read more
Ngawha Springs Ngawha Springs is a geothermal hot pool complex near Kaikohe with 16 mineral-rich pools varying in temperature and therapeutic qualities. Historically valued by Māori for healing, it offers a peaceful wellness experience immersed in nature’s warmth and geological wonder. Read more
BOI BBQ. BOI BBQ in Kerikeri is far more than a retail store — it’s a destination for food lovers and grill enthusiasts. Packed with personality, expert advice, and hard-to-find equipment, sauces, and rubs, it’s the place to elevate your outdoor cooking and discover flavours you simply won’t find elsewhere. Read more
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." Read more
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. Read more
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 Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
Little Black Gallery Little Black Gallery is a contemporary art and design gallery in Kerikeri showcasing original New Zealand art, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture and handcrafted objects. Set in a peaceful garden setting, the gallery celebrates creativity, craftsmanship and thoughtfully curated work from Northland and beyond. 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
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. Read more
Wharepuke Subtropical Accommodation 5 Spacious family run cottages nestled amongst 5 acres of “Gardens of Significance “NZGT. Onsite is the award winning Maha Restaurant, Mark Gravers (RE) printmaking studio, an art gallery of international and national artists exhibitions. Great reviews! Read more
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. Read more
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. Read more
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