Waitangi Treaty Grounds
…Waitangi. Features of Waitangi Treaty Grounds include Te Kōngahu Museum of Waitangi, the Treaty House, the carved Meeting House, a carving studio and the world’s largest ceremonial war canoe. Te…
…Waitangi. Features of Waitangi Treaty Grounds include Te Kōngahu Museum of Waitangi, the Treaty House, the carved Meeting House, a carving studio and the world’s largest ceremonial war canoe. Te…
…to enjoy all the bay has to offer. There are plenty of activities to suit all budgets and interests. The national award – winning Waitangi Treaty Grounds, world class Waitangi…
…Waitangi Treaty Grounds, Waitangi No trip to Northland is complete without a visit to New Zealand’s most important historic site, Waitangi Treaty Grounds. Often referred to as the Birthplace of…
…Read More → Waitangi Treaty Grounds Visiting the award-winning Waitangi Treaty Grounds and Museum of Waitangi are an absolute ‘must-do’ for visitors and locals alike. Great food and gift shop…
…road bikes. Options include the scenic. Twin Coast Cycle Trail a ride to a local winery or a bike ride to Waitangi Treaty grounds which includes a passenger ferry trip!…
…with map, day pass and recommendation for the best trails to ride. Another article about the Waitangi MTB Park. … Twin Coast Cycleway & Waitangi MTB Club RideRead More »…
The Waitangi Mountain Bike Park provides the perfect introduction to mountain biking with lots of easy, scenic trails that you can take at your own pace. It offers 30 trails…
…Maori arrived by water and land for the biggest signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. The harbour was awash with waka; the grounds of the Mangungu Wesleyan Mission, est. 1827,…
…beautiful Te Ti Beach, exploring Paihia’s beautiful waters and wildlife is only a short step away. For guests interested in experiencing and exploring New Zealand’s heritage, The Waitangi Treaty House…
…on the rocks near Waitangi Wharf. The crazily verdant Treaty grounds are visible, and so is the flagstaff. I can just see the settlement of Russell, and out to the…