Visit Northland

Northland Naturally - First Region of New Zealand


Northland “Must Dos” We’ve got so many “Must Dos” in Northland so we're whisking you away on a virtual trip through our highlights here. Be sure to come and experience them for yourself. Find out more	Great Deals and Packages. Great deals and packages on offer throughout Northland… where summer lasts longer Find out more		It’s warmer here in Northland Northland is where it’s warmest in New Zealand during winter - its subtropical climate encourages exploration of the region, and without the summer crowds. With plenty to do, great local wine, exquisite food, warm hospitality and outstanding scenery, an area rich in history and culture, the pleasure is pure. Visit the Weblog Winter@Waipu From 30th May 2008 to 31st Aug 2008 Winter@Waipu is a community festival in June, July and August each year which showcases the vibrant and creative community that is Waipu in Northland. Plays, poetry, activities, Tartan Day and more. Bay Of Islands Jazz & Blues Festival 2008 From 8th Aug 2008 to 10th Aug 2008 Copthorne Hotel and Resort Bay of Islands, Haruru Falls Resort, Paihia Pacific Resort, Cruza Bar & The Duke of Marlborough Hotel host over 150 hours of quality jazz and blues during the three-day event. Featuring 40 acts from New Zealand and abroad. More events 24hr High Temperature in the Bay of Islands: 17.8ºC Climate information
The Twin Coast Discovery Highway The Twin Coast Discovery Highway is the way to get around Northland. Starting and finishing in Auckland it is a journey along two shorelines of vastly different perfection - more of an exploration of the spirit of a region and its people. Find out more	Conferences & Meetings Whatever your conference or event requirements, sub-tropical Northland offers the ultimate escape option. With a range of venues and accommodation to suit, you're sure to find the perfect base. Find out more
Birthplace of a nation Northland is the Birthplace of a Nation. From the arrival of the first canoes on the shores of the Hokianga Harbour, to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in the Bay of Islands. Find out more	A natural playground Whether your desire is to 'hook the big one', swim with dolphins in the Bay of Islands, charter a yacht or dive the Poor Knights, you will be well catered for in Northland. Landlubbers can visit ancient Kauri forests, explore glow worm caves or horseride along a deserted beach. Find out more