A land of many names; The Far North, Top of the North, Muriwhenua, Te Hiku-o-te Ika-a-Māui is the furthest north you can go in Aotearoa New Zealand.
It is also a land of many significant cultural, sacred, and spiritual sites. For this reason, all visitors must tread lightly and with respect. Then you may fully embrace the amazing and unique experiences on offer in this beautifully raw and real place. It’s the Tail with plenty of tales to tell. It’s in the salt and the sand, the feelings of space, freedom, and endlessness - an underlying spiritual hum.
A land of many names; The Far North, Top of the North, Muriwhenua, Te Hiku-o-te Ika-a-Māui is the furthest north you can go in Aotearoa New Zealand. It is also a land of many significant cultural, sacred and spiritual sites
The Northland Journey Te Hiku o te Ika-a-Māui (which translates to the tail of the fish of Maui) meanders from Te Kōhanga Shipwreck Bay at the southern end of Te Oneroa a Tōhē Ninety Mile Beach, all the way to the northern-most point of the country. See more
Find the true taste of Taitokerau Northland on this one to three-day itinerary at the very top of the country. The subtropical north is a big region producing plenty of bold flavours and warm… See more