Call into the cellar door for a tasting of wine, port and grappa. It's just off SH10 south of Kerikeri.
糖心传媒's must-see attractions
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Occupying a headland draped in lawns and bush, this is NZ's most significant historic site. Here, on 6 February 1840, after much discussion, the first 43鈥
3.48 MILES
Two of the nation's most significant buildings nestle side by side on the banks of Kerikeri Basin. Start at the Stone Store, NZ's oldest stone building 鈥
17.53 MILES
For 10 days in January 1846, 1600 British troops bombarded 500 M膩ori warriors hunkered down in a p膩 (fortress) composed of trenches, tunnels and wooden鈥
5.17 MILES
Set in verdant farmland 18km (20 minutes) southwest of Kerikeri, this pretty little cottage holds several claims to fame. It's NZ's second-oldest house 鈥
10.13 MILES
Built in 1842 to house the Catholic mission鈥檚 printing press, this rammed-earth building is the mission's last remaining building in the western Pacific,鈥
3.53 MILES
Just up the hill from Kerikeri Mission Station is a marked historical walk that leads to the site of Hongi Hika's p膩 (fortress) and village. Little鈥
10.57 MILES
It's rare that public toilets are a town's claim to fame but Kawakawa's were designed by Austrian-born artist and eco-architect Friedensreich鈥
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The characterful St Paul's was constructed of Kawakawa stone in 1925, and stands on the site of the original mission church, a simple raupo (bulrush) hut鈥
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Two of the nation's most significant buildings nestle side by side on the banks of Kerikeri Basin. Start at the Stone Store, NZ's oldest stone building 鈥
3.53 MILES
Just up the hill from Kerikeri Mission Station is a marked historical walk that leads to the site of Hongi Hika's p膩 (fortress) and village. Little鈥
3.53 MILES
An impressive waterfall on the Kerikeri River that can also be accessed via the road. An historic tea house is close by for those walking from the river鈥
3.55 MILES
If you had a hard time imagining nearby Kororipo P膩 in its original state, take the footbridge across the river to this mock-up of a traditional M膩ori鈥
3.62 MILES
What it lacks in height this attractive waterfall makes up for in breadth. It's accessed from the Kerikeri River Track.
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This secret swimming hole is not easy to find, but those who do are rewarded with a plunge in the crisp cold water. Ask the locals how to get here; you鈥
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Set in verdant farmland 18km (20 minutes) southwest of Kerikeri, this pretty little cottage holds several claims to fame. It's NZ's second-oldest house 鈥
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Some 10km from town and reached via a permanent causeway through the mangroves, this 12-hectare island reserve provides a haven for the North Island brown鈥