The giant Kauri Trees of the Waipoua Kauri Forest and the beautiful town of Hokianga are a scenic three-hour drive north of Auckland. This region of New Zealand is a jewel on the Northland's coast, where there is also a plethora of quaint places to stay.
Travellers can enjoy a traditional hotel or bed and breakfast or try something different, such as a home-stay or farm-stay. Whatever the choice, it is sure to be a delight.
Top Things in Hokianga
Hokianga is home to many of the most extensive hiking trails in all of New Zealand, so it is a good idea for visitors to bring their best walking shoes.
Discover the hikes and trails around the unique rock formation of Wairere Boulders. The rocks are thousands of years old and feature markings referred to as solution pits, clints or lapiez, which are caused by chemical leaching.
Hokianga is also referred to as the birthplace of the nation with its Te Kohanga o Te Tai Tokerau tribes, 1,400 year old Tane Mahuta and 2,000 year old Te Matua Ngahere Forests. There is little wonder that visitors will find most of the local attractions involve the outdoors, more precisely, walking. Popular walks include the Signal Station walk, near the sand dunes and coast.
Hokianga Hotels
The entire region of Hokianga is known for its tranquillity and peacefulness, which is one of the main reasons visitors come here. The area is well known for having a wide range of places to stay. Hokianga accommodation includes motels, hotels, holiday homes, self-contained apartments and holiday parks. There are also budget options where backpackers can find cheap hotels in Hokianga. Regardless of where visitors choose to stay, they are able to sit back and enjoy the harmony and calmness that only this stunning coastal region of New Zealand can offer.