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…in time when you visit Kawhia, a sleepy, quiet and isolated coastal town on the North Island's west coast (about two hours drive from Auckland).The local population of about 650 increases by up to 10,000 people who come to the annual Kai Fest held in February, but for the most of the year, Kawhia is
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…Northern West Coast Beaches - Northland The sand stretches for miles along the northern West Coast Beaches in Northland, New Zealand. Kawhia Harbour - Waikato Kawhia holiday resort offers harbour tours and fishing. It is also the southernmost stand of the giant New Zealand kauri tree. Raglan's Ocean…
…»Coastal Highlights »Kawhia Harbour Take a Day Trip to Kawhia Harbour Kawhia Harbour is a drowned river valley system, shallow and tidal, occupying an area of almost eight miles by eight miles in the Waikato region of New Zealand. The entrance to Kawhia Harbour is obstructed by a…
…visit these Web sites: * Kawhia Harbour Visitor Information * King Country Information Directory * Otorahanga Visitor Information Kawhia, Otorohanga, Waikato Kawhia is a coastal settlement on the West Coast of New Zealand's North Island--in Otorohanga, Waikato. Kawhia is home to about 650 residents…
Skip to main content Home »Kawhia - Off the beaten track Kawhia - Off the beaten track Visit Web Site Think 1950s and go back in time when you visit Kawhia, a sleepy, quiet and isolated coastal town on the North Island's west coast (about two hours drive from Auckland). The local population of…
…with Pets * New Zealand Fast Facts Kawhia Kai Festival Location: Kawhia Date: 3 February 2018 The iconic Kawhia Kai Festival brings together performers, artists, musicians and traditional Maori Kai (food). The festival is held on the beautiful Kawhia foreshore and showcases a feast of traditional…
…content Home »Off the Beaten Track »Kawhia Off the Beaten Track to. Kawhia Kawhia is an easy place to miss as it's not on most travellers' maps, but if you want to experience a taste of life in an isolated, sleepy 1950s-style coastal town, then Kawhia would definitely be an interesting…
…your Queenstown accommodation options. * Find out more about the Queenstown Winter Festival. Off the Beaten Track to. Kawhia Think 1950s and go back in time when you visit Kawhia, a sleepy, quiet and isolated coastal town on the North Island’s east coast (about two hours drive from Auckland).…
…Local walks include Mount Karioi, Bridal Veil Falls, the Karamu Track and Te Toto Gorge. » Raglan Beach Information A day trip to Kawhia Harbour Kawhia Harbour is a drowned river valley system. Its entrance is obstructed by a sand bar, a feature of most harbours on the western coasts of New…
…spread a picnic rug and watch the water sports. Wakeboarding, rowing and water-skiing make exciting viewing during summer. Visit Raglan and Kawhia and body surf, swim or walk the sand. Hike to beautiful Bridal Veil Falls or discover the views from the top of Mount Karioi. Venture into Waitomo…
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