The Waiheke Walking Festival is an 18-day walking event that takes place in Nov every year. With walks on Waiheke covering a range of topics, terrain & duration there is something for almost every age and fitness level.
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If you’re someone who appreciates a fine glass of wine and the beauty of nature, Waiheke Island is calling your name and we have listed some of the best wineries to visit.
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The Perpetual Guardian Sculpture on the Gulf is set to return in Feb 2024. Enhanced by a magnificent landscape, the Waiheke sculpture walk is New Zealand’s premier contemporary outdoor sculpture exhibition.
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It is often said that this island is all about art, food, and wine and in any order you like. Whilst we can’t disagree there is also so much more you can do to explore the best of Waiheke.
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So what are the best ways to get around and see and experience Waiheke? We have listed all of the options for getting around Waiheke.
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When it is scorching, it makes good sense to head for the beach. On Waiheke Island we are spoilt for choice for beaches. The most popular Waiheke beaches are…
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Due to storm damage and the Kauri dieback prevention measures, a number of walking tracks are closed temporarily. Please take care whilst walking on coastal routes and do not enter closed tracks.
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Waiheke Island, has been referred to as the island suburb of Auckland, although not a term generally favoured by locals, the reality is that many choose to live here because the city is in close proximity. Waiheke’s far enough away to be reasonably isolated yet close enough to have everything the city offers within reach. […]
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Did ya know? Waiheke is a killer art destination. Some of the biggest names in NZ art live here – Chris Bailey, Virginia King, Fiona Pardington, to name a few. We have a Community Art Gallery good enough to be listed in The New York Times prestigious book, 36 hours in Asia and the […]
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1:: The infamous annual Waiheke Wharf 2 Wharf is on this weekend. Sat (Jan 18th) punters will line up to run from one end of the island to the other. We all know it. Some have done it. Some wish they could, others wouldn’t for all the love. You? Game? Go on, you’d be a […]
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