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The Bay of Islands was proclaimed when Captain James Cook stopped here on his round the world journey in 1769. Anchoring at Roberton Island, Captain Cook made contact with the local Maori People and immediately started trading with them. Waitangi Treaty Grounds is a half-hour walk along the beach from Paihia. At Waitangi, you can learn more about the original settlers, and the local Maori descendants still living here. Observe some of the world's most massive war canoes in action each year on Waitangi Day. Explore the Bay of Islands on one of the many cruises, or by chartering a yacht, or hiring a kayak. Big Game fishing at the Bay of Islands is a highlight of the season with Marlin, Snapper and Kingfish fishing available.
This multi-award winning New Zealand luxury hotel & retreat is set within a 75-acre estate atop its private ridgeline offering spectacular views of the Bay of Islands, designed and furnished in...
The opulent and elegant suites at The Lodge at Kauri Cliffs glow in the morning light as the sun rises to reveal panoramic views across the blue Pacific Ocean. Sumptuously designed by Virginia Fisher...
We wanted to thank you for organising our trip at short notice; we had a very good time. All the lodges had excellent wild life viewing, with a different experience at each lodge. We had a lovely room at Danum valley, with excellent food, and having our own guide added to our experience.
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