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Hawke’s Bay Visitor Guide.

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ContentsWelcome to Hawke’s Bay 1

Getting Here 2

A Short History of Hawke's Bay 3

Our Māori Heritage 3

Our Seasons 4

Events 2019 5

Napier 6

Ahuriri, Westshore & Esk Valley 7

Hastings 8

Havelock North, Haumoana & Te Awanga 9

Northern Hawke’s Bay 10-11

Central Hawke’s Bay 12-13

Architecture 14

Art & Culture 15

Food & Wine 16

Cycling 17

Walking & Golf 18

Beaches & Fishing 19

Family Fun 20

Weddings & Conferences 21

Accommodation 22

See & Do 26

Eat & Drink 38

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Welcome to Hawke’s Bay‘Te Matau a Māui’From Māhia in the north to Porangahau in the south, Hawke’s Bay’s 360 kilometres of coastline and beaches hugs the Pacific Ocean.

Blessed with fertile soils, an ideal contour, and a warm temperate climate, Hawke’s Bay’s prosperity is founded on its land-based economy. With thousands of acres of farms, orchards, and vineyards, and local industries that have grown up in support, it’s clear why the region is held in such high regard as New Zealand’s agricultural powerhouse, and why life here beats to a seasonal drum.

The forces of nature that gifted Hawke’s Bay its most notable landmarks, including Lake Waikaremoana, Te Mata Peak, and Cape Kidnappers, have also wreaked havoc to reshape and define the region we know today. Most infamous is the Hawke’s Bay Earthquake of 1931, an event that changed the cityscapes of Napier and Hastings, and the lives of their inhabitants forever.

In Māori mythology, the formation of Hawke’s Bay’s geography is found in the story of Māui, the most famous of the Māori gods, who hauled up the North Island while out fishing one day with his brothers.

Annoyed by the favouritism shown to Māui by the other gods, the brothers tried to sabotage his fishing efforts by refusing him a fishhook or some bait. The resourceful Māui then produced his own hook, made from the jawbone of his grandmother. He punched himself in the nose, coated his hook with the blood that flowed, and cast it into the depths where it was soon taken by something very large.

After heaving the North Island to the surface, Māui’s hook was instantly transformed into the cape that forms the southernmost tip of Hawke Bay – otherwise known as Cape Kidnappers. Viewed from above, you can still see its hooked shape, which is why Hawke’s Bay is sometimes referred to as ‘Te Matau a Māui’ – The Fishhook of Māui.

Central Hawke’s Bay

Hawke’s Bay is a region of diverse and magnificent landscapes, from mountains

and hill country to inland and coastal plains, occupying around 14000 square

kilometres on the eastern side of New Zealand’s North Island.

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Roads to Hawke’s Bay

Northern Routes:

The Thermal Explorer Highway takes you down the centre of the North Island and through the historic geothermal areas of Waitomo, Rotorua, and Lake Taupo.

You can take the road less travelled along the Pacific Coast Highway towards Coromandel, Tauranga and Whakatane, around East Cape and down through Gisborne and Wairoa. This is one of the great campervan journeys and is highly recommended for anyone wanting to experience some of New Zealand’s stunning and remote coastal areas.

Southern Routes:

If you’re driving to Hawke’s Bay from Wellington, either take State Highway 1 up the Kapiti Coast and head inland before Levin, or head to the Hutt Valley, over the Rimutaka Hill and through the Wairarapa district. This latter route is part of the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail that runs through the region’s famous winegrowing pockets and provides plenty of opportunities to stop and explore the cafés, antique shops, and galleries.

Hawke’s Bay is on the Intercity national coach route with daily services from Auckland, Gisborne, Palmerston North, Rotorua, Taupo and Wellington.

By Air

Hawke’s Bay Airport is 10 minutes from Napier's city centre and 25 minutes from Hastings. Air New Zealand operates daily flights from Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. Jetstar offer daily flights between Auckland and Napier. Sounds Air operates five flights a week between Napier and Blenheim, and Origin Air offer flights from New Plymouth, Nelson and Palmerston North.

The airport is well serviced by rental car companies, shuttle buses and taxis.

By Sea

The Napier Port hosts multiple cruise ships throughout the summer season. Tens of thousands of cruise visitors are shuttled to and from the Napier i-SITE Visitor Centre, and a number of tour companies pick visitors up directly from the port.

Finding your way

Get a map from one of the i-SITE Visitor Information Centres in Wairoa, Napier, Hastings, Havelock North or Waipukurau.

Getting Around

Finding your way around the region is easy. You can catch Go Bus, the regional bus service which operates 7 days a week, or travel by taxi or shuttle bus.

Getting Here

Drive Times

If driving, here’s how long you can expect to be at the wheel:

Auckland – Napier

5.5 hours

Rotorua – Napier

2.5 hours

Taupo – Napier

1.5 hours

Gisborne – Napier

3 hours

Wellington – Napier

4 hours

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Gisborne

Auckland

Rotorua

Taupo

Wellington

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A Short History of Hawke’s Bay

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Hawke’s Bay’s first inhabitants were Māori, who arrived here somewhere between 1250 and 1300 and established coastal settlements from Māhia through to Porangahau.

The first European to arrive was probably Captain Cook, who sailed into Hawke Bay in October 1769 and again in 1773. He named the Bay after Sir Edward Hawke, First Lord of the Admiralty. It was on his first voyage that Cape Kidnappers was named, after an incident involving Tupaea, the Tahitian servant boy who was seized from his ship by Māori, but was later returned.

The first of many traders arrived in 1831, followed soon after by a succession of Anglican and Catholic missionaries. After the arrival of the first flock of sheep in 1849, the early pastoral run holders began to establish vast sheep stations that were to form the backbone of the Hawke’s Bay economy. Many grand old homesteads built by these early pastoralists are still standing today. The first successful orchard was planted in 1892, which marked the start of the local horticultural industry.

The Hawke’s Bay Earthquake of 1931 led to the creation of the Art Deco style that now defines Napier. Other benefits of this serious seismic event included Ahuriri Lagoon rising by over two metres to provide much needed space for expansion. Today, Ahuriri is a sought-after location to live, work, and play.

Our Māori Heritage

Hawke’s Bay is known to Māori as Te Matau-a-Māui The Hook of Māui, in reference to the early navigator Māui, who bestowed the first place names to the region over 1000 years ago. Following Māui was successive migration from Polynesia to Aotearoa and intermarriage with the people of the land.

Today the iwi tribes that inhabit Te Matau-a-Māui are Ngāti Rongomaiwahine of Māhia and Ngāti Kahungunu united through the marriage of the eponymous ancestors Kahungunu and Rongomaiwahine in the late 1400s. Their descendants now number over 60,000 and are a united confederation of hapū sub-tribes that extend from Wairoa to the Wairarapa.

By the 1830s, Europeans were emigrating to Aotearoa in large numbers, and on arriving to the Māhia Peninsula found a people in exile, escaping inter-tribal warfare exacerbated with the introduction of the musket. With the introduction of Christianity and European security, chiefs began the process of establishing peace and repatriation of their lands across Te Matau-a-Māui.

Returning to their ancestral lands, certain chiefs signed the Treaty of Waitangi and adopted European practices, dress, and language. Chiefs were quick to commence farming, food production, and building of European style villages.

Mythical legends play an important role in the transmission of oral histories in Māori culture. One of the most famous is the story of the iconic 'sleeping giant', we know as Te Mata Peak. It is said Māori Chief Te Mata fell in love with the daughter of his rival. He accepted a series of near impossible challenges, choking and dying while attempting his final task to eat through the rocky range. Te Mata Peak now depicts the outline of his prostrate body.


Our Seasons

When summer swings in, locals head out. Longer days and warmer temperatures bring fresh offerings – think outdoor concerts, twilight cricket, and sand between toes at the region’s many beaches. There’s the Christmas and New Year influx, with a well-spaced succession of long weekends to follow. It’s the start of the wedding season, when every day is a big day it seems, and the cycle trails are alive with the chatter of winery-hopping cyclists. Cruise ships begin their daily visits and Art Deco enthusiasts from around the world are in a frenzy about their February pilgrimage to Napier for the annual Art Deco Festival.

Winter is the season for hunkering down, but Hawke’s Bay is not dormant by any means. Early season there is a crisp stillness in the air, with blue skies and shortening sunny days. With the first dustings of snow on the ranges, life outside simply carries on indoors. There are deals to be had at luxury lodges and boutique hotels for an intimate escape or a weekend rendezvous, and in June there is Winter F.A.W.C!. With a local spin on winter fare and a flurry of new vintage releases, food lovers and wine drinkers have plenty of reasons to be happy.

Autumn is a photographer’s dream. The landscape is ablaze as deciduous leaves turn gold, red, yellow and brown and there’s no better way to witness the magic than an early morning or late afternoon hike along the tree-lined trails leading to the summit of Te Mata Peak. For a getaway with a difference, the Air New Zealand Hawke’s Bay International Marathon affords participants a runway of Hawke’s Bay’s beauty, concluding with a winery finish line.

SUMMER

Spring is made for walking. Temperatures are on the rise, and the visible signs of nature waking up are on show everywhere with bursts of blossoms, flushes of daffodils, and asparagus shoots making their seasonal appearance. Squadrons of male gannets have ensconced themselves in their headland sanctuaries at Cape Kidnappers, Central Hawke’s Bay is bustling and vibrant with the celebrations of the Spring Fling, while the Spring Racing Carnival is showcasing high fashion with a friendly punt at the Hawke’s Bay Racecourse.

SPRINGWINTER

AUTUMN

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Events 2019 For all events in Hawke’s Bay visit events.hawkesbaynz.com

January1 New Year's Day Races

2-6 Black Barn Open Air Cinema

5 Sticky Fingers at Church Road

4-11 BDO Summer Cycling Carnival

10 A Summer's Day Live – Toto & Dragon at Church Road

19 Bridge Pa Wine Festival

23 ODI India vs Blackcaps at McLean Park

24 ODI India vs Whiteferns at McLean Park

25 UB40 at Church Road

26 Fat Boy Slim at Church Road

26-27 Cycle Tour de Beautiful CHB

February6 Phil Collins at Mission Estate

13 ODI Bangladesh vs Blackcaps at McLean Park

13–17 Napier Art Deco Festival

March9 Beer Appreciation Day at Duart House, Havelock North

9 MCL Construction Triple Peaks Challenge

August31 Spring Racing Carnival (August - October)

September Spring Fling, Central Hawke's Bay (September - October)

14 Hastings Blossom Parade

October12 Cole Murray Cape Kidnappers Trail Run

15 Hawke's Bay A&P Bayleys Wine Awards

16-18 Hawke's Bay A&P Show

Harcourts Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival

November1-10 Summer F.A.W.C!

2 ¼ Iron Māori

24 Peak Trail Blazer

December7 ½ Iron Māori

31 New Year's Eve Napier Soundshell

12-17 Land Rover Horse of the Year

17 Nitro Circus at McLean Park

April7 Harbour to Hills Triathlon

19 The Little Easy CHB

20 The Big Easy

May12 The Proclaimers at Black Barn

18 Air New Zealand Hawke’s Bay Marathon

17-19 Targa Rally Hawke’s Bay

June Edible Fashion Awards

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7-30 Winter F.A.W.C!

July4-6 FMG Young Farmer of the Year

19-21 Winter Deco Weekend

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Winter F.A.W.C!

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Napier

Stunning and beautifully restored Art Deco styled buildings have made Napier famous for having one of the most complete collections of Art Deco buildings in the world.

Often referred to as a 1930s film set, Napier’s Art Deco architecture provides a unique city backdrop and is the perfect location from which to start your Hawke’s Bay holiday.

Napier is home to many fine wineries, restaurants, bars and cafés. The boutique shops are a must-visit for shoppers, and don’t miss the magnificent, gigantic murals painted on over 50 walls around the city. Grab a Pangea Seed Seawalls map from the iSITE and walk or ride the city to see them up close.

Marine Parade serves as a scenic and popular bridge between the city and the Pacific Ocean. Packed with family friendly activities, the kids will be entertained for hours exploring the Pump Track, the National Aquarium of New Zealand, Par2Mini Golf, Ocean Spa and BaySkate.

Napier’s iconic Norfolk Pines, the Deco Soundshell, the Tom Parker Fountain and statue depicting Pania of the Reef are a visual reminder of the city’s past.

For the perfect photo opportunity, visit the Viewing Platform which is located on Marine Parade foreshore just down from the Pania statue.

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> Art Deco Vintage Car Tour and Guided Walking Tour

> The National Aquarium of New Zealand – feed penguins and swim with sharks

> Cycle the city – spin your way around Napier and Ahuriri

> Shops, cafés and bars of Napier

> The Faraday Centre – Science and Technology Museum on Faraday Street

For more information;

Napier i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, Marine Parade, Napier — by the Soundshell beside the sea.

> Open daily from 9am-5pm

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Mission Estate Winery, Taradale

Taradale

Ahuriri

Westshore is perfect for a seaside escape with plenty of places to stay. It’s within easy walking distance of Westshore Beach, which is a great spot to stop for fish and chips and enjoy the sunset. The Ahuriri Estuary can be accessed via a boardwalk, allowing close-up viewing of wading birds and mud dwellers. Westshore is on the Hawke’s Bay Trails so you can nip along the trails towards Ahuriri for a bite to eat or head north towards Bay View for some scenic cycling along the coastline. Bay View has campgrounds, cafés and plenty of fruit stalls overflowing with year-round fruit. Five minutes’ drive further along the coast will lead you to Esk Valley, home to wineries, vineyards and craft breweries.

Five minutes by car or an easy 10 on the cycle trail, the historic fishing village of Ahuriri is a seaside settlement with its own unique marine vibe and a growing number of cafés, bars, restaurants, galleries, apartments, and boutique stores. For a winery experience with a difference, visit The Urban Winery, housed in the iconic National Tobacco Building.

Taradale is a 10-minute drive from downtown Napier. A self-contained, residential suburb with its own village hub, Taradale is also home to the Mission Estate and Church Road Wineries, two of Hawke’s Bay’s oldest wine producers. The Mission Concert is a local institution that has been bringing international live music acts to Taradale since 1993, which can be found on their website. You’ll find Ōtātara Pā Historic Reserve 5 minutes from the township, a fascinating area exposing stunning views of Napier through to Cape Kidnappers.

Esk Valley

Westshore & Esk Valley

West Quay, Ahuriri


The Hastings District is a large and diverse area that is the engine room of the regional economy, and includes local geographic heroes, Cape Kidnappers and Te Mata Peak.

Serving as home to the regional hospital and providing goods to the surrounding farms, orchards, and vineyards, Hastings Central Business District (CBD) also has plenty of open spaces to chill out, which sit alongside restaurants, cafés and bars.

Hastings has an impressive display of public artworks placed throughout the CBD. Of special significance is Ngā Pou O Heretaunga, a collection of Māori carvings (pou) that sit permanently in Civic Square. Each of the 18 pou represent an important Māori ancestor from the Heretaunga district.

The Hastings iWay Loop is the urban cycle route that links to the Hawke’s Bay Trails for further exploration of the outlying district.

Hastings, CBD

Hastings

> Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Market every Sunday morning

> Ngā Pou o Heretaunga, Civic Square Hastings

> Raft the Mohaka River

> Craft breweries and cideries

> Horse of the Year, Showgrounds Hawke’s Bay, 12th – 17th March 2019

For more information; Hastings i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, cnr Russell & Heretaunga Street, Hastings. > Open daily from 9am-5pm

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Havelock NorthJust 5 minutes’ drive east from Hastings and 25 minutes south of Napier, Havelock North is a vibrant township with an intimate village feel.

The ‘Village’ offers a variety of boutique shops, cafés, restaurants and specialty food stores. It’s the perfect base for exploring the Tuki Tuki River Valley and beyond to Ocean Beach and Waimarama Beach, and is minutes away from some of the region’s best-known wineries and restaurants. From luxury retreats and a hotel, to homestyle B&Bs and motor lodges, Havelock North has an abundance of quality accommodation.

An easy 20 minutes’ drive from Napier or the same distance from Havelock North, these small but distinctly different villages are home to a tight community of coastal dwellers loving life close to the sea.

The arts community has galleries and vintage stores dotted along the road and glamping sites have also popped up along the coast.

Ride the Hawke’s Bay Trails towards Clifton Beach, and get a close-up view of Cape Kidnappers, or head out to see the gannets with a local tour operator.

> The Redwoods and Te Mata Peak - walk the tree-lined tracks to the summit for 360-degree views over Hawke’s Bay

> The Village for seriously good shopping, eating and coffee

> Birdwoods Gallery, Sculpture Garden and Sweet Shop on Middle Road

> Arataki Honey Visitor Centre

Great dining options 5 minutes’ drive from the Village

> St Georges Restaurant

> Black Barn Bistro

> Craggy Range Restaurant

> Mangapapa Restaurant

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Haumoana & Te Awanga

Elephant Hill, Te Awanga

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Swing Bridge at Lake Waikaremoana

Wairoa (Māori for long water) is the largest town in Northern Hawke’s Bay and is a handy place to stop off or prepare for adventures in Te Urewera. A gateway to sublime fishing or surfing and diving spots, it’s popular for a range of water sports, including water skiing, jet boating and rowing.

Experience some of Wairoa’s rich heritage by walking the 5-kilometre river walkway. Sites of historical significance share the stories of Māori and European settlement. The walk starts at the historic Portland Island Lighthouse – in service between 1878 and the mid-1950s, before it was moved to town in 1961 – and finishes at Pilot Hill.

40 minutes north of Wairoa on SH2 is Morere Hot Springs, a collection of mineral hot pools, set within the last remaining tracts of native rainforest on the East Coast.

Information: The Wairoa i-SITE Visitor Centre is located on the corner of SH2 and Queen Street, Wairoa.

Lake WaikaremoanaAt 2127 square kilometres, Te Urewera is home to Lake Waikaremoana an area popular with walkers, kayakers, hunters, campers and fly-fishing enthusiasts.

The 46 kilometres Lake Waikaremoana Track is a 3-4 day hike along the western side that takes in ancient bush, remote beaches, abundant native birdlife, and magnificent vistas.

Northern Hawke’s BayWairoa & Māhia Peninsula

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Māhia Beach

Māhia Peninsula is a long-time summer holiday retreat and a magnet for fishers, divers and surfers. It is one of New Zealand’s most reliable surfing destinations so there’s always a wave on somewhere. Fishermen love it because they can launch boats on either side of the peninsula, providing access to outstanding fishing and diving in almost any weather. The peninsula has pristine sandy beaches and offers a 3.5 kilometre walking track through one of the last remaining lowland coastal forests on the East Coast. It’s a great spot to rent a holiday home or camp at the local holiday park.

Māhia is also home to Rocket Lab Launch Complex 1, the first orbital launch site in New Zealand.

Māhia Peninsula

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Northern Hawke's Bay> Lake Waikaremoana, one of New Zealand’s

Great Walks

> Morere Hot Springs

> Wairoa River Walkway or cycle the new trail to Whakamahia

> Māhia Peninsula

> For a tasty bite to eat, try East End Café or Oslers for the best pies in town


Central Hawke’s Bay Waipukurau & Waipawa

Central Hawke’s Bay runs from Pukehou and Otane in the north to Takapau in the south.

Waipukurau is the agricultural hub of Central Hawke’s Bay, with a vibrant main street and accommodation. It’s a perfect base to start day trips - pop into the Information Centre at the old Railway Station to tap into some handy local knowledge.

Waipawa is just 5 minutes’ drive north of Waipukurau. Dotted along the main street are a number of boutique shops and cafés, and you’ll also find the Central Hawke’s Bay Settlers Museum which offers a nostalgic glimpse into the area’s past. Over on State Highway 50, the small town of Ongaonga is also home to a well-preserved collection of original historic buildings.

The Ruahine Ranges sits on the western side and is home to some excellent walking and tramping tracks, including a must-do walk to Sunrise Hut. To the east you’ll find

six unique beaches, offering a different experience from swimming, diving, fishing or a relaxing stay with a seaside view.

The spectacular Te Angiangi Marine Reserve, a whopping 138ha reef running from Blackhead Beach to Aramonana, means the kids can explore rock pools and sea life while you swim, dive, fish and snorkel along the coast.

Te Paerahi Beach, Porangahau’s main beach front, home to a huge stretch of white sand, is famed for superb diving and fishing, and is ideal for exploring on foot or horseback. While you’re there get a photo of the world’s longest place name, just 6km east of the township. Try saying this - Taumata whakatangi hangakoauau o tamatea turi pukakapiki maunga horo nuku pokai whenua kitanatahu.

Pukeora Lookout, Central Hawke’s Bay

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Central Hawke’s Bay Municipal Theatre

> Oruawharo Homestead, Takapau - www.oruawharo.com

> Gwavas Garden and Homestead, Tikokino - www.gwavasgarden.co.nz

> Ashcott Homestead, Tikokino - www.ashcotthomestead.com

> Chapelwick Coastal Estate and Historic Chapel, Porangahau - www.chapelwick.co.nz

> Wallingford Homestead, Porangahau - www.wallingford.co.nz

> Woburn Homestead, Waipukurau - www.woburnhomestead.co.nz

Country Homesteads

> The Spring Fling – a series of events highlighting the best of Central Hawke’s Bay in Spring

> Backpaddock Lakes Cable Wakeboarding and Water Sports Park

> Visit Taniwha Daffodils in September – wander through 20 acres of daffodils, picnic and pick your own bunch

> Cycle the Little Easy on Good Friday or cycle the Central Hawke’s Bay Rotary River Pathways and 100m long Swing Bridge at any time

> Central Hawke’s Bay Settlers Museum

> Te Angiangi Marine Reserve

Bucket List: Central Hawke's Bay

Waipukurau & Waipawa


Public Trust Office, Napier

Hawke’s Bay is known amongst Art Deco enthusiasts across the world for its architecture.

Napier’s Art Deco Precinct in and around the Art Deco Masonic Hotel on Marine Parade, The Dome and the Art Deco Trust building provide a gathering place and convenient stopover for tours, walks and other Art Deco events.

Following the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 1931, the citizens were tasked with the reconstruction of their two cities. Napier today has 140 original Art Deco buildings, while Hastings has a similar number in the Art Deco, Spanish Mission and Stripped Classical styles.

The Art Deco Trust on Tennyson Street has an extensive range of information relating to the cities’ architectural heritage. It is also where all walks and tours begin.

ArchitectureBucket List:Napier Highlights> Best Art Deco examples can be found on

Tennyson Street, Hastings Street and Emerson Street; including the Daily Telegraph Building and the Municipal Theatre

> National Tobacco Building in Ahuriri

Hastings Highlights> Westerman’s Building in Spanish Mission style

> Methodist Church on Hastings Street

> Hawke’s Bay Opera House

> Dominion Restaurant on Heretaunga Street

> Duart House, Havelock North

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Art & CultureWith creative culture fed by good food and great wine, Hawke’s Bay is home to many of New Zealand’s best-known artists, photographers, furniture and fashion designers, musicians, and filmmakers.

From art installations in public spaces around Napier, Hastings, and Havelock North, and a growing number of small galleries representing local and national artists, there is always something to discover.

The Hastings City Art Gallery holds regular exhibitions of national and international contemporary art and design, while the MTG Hawke’s Bay (think: Museum, Theatre, Gallery) in Napier is home to the region’s permanent collection of treasures, and is also a destination for art exhibitions and other cultural events. Grab your Hawke’s Bay Art Guide from an iSITE Visitor Information Centre.

Bucket ListNapier Highlights> MTG Hawke’s Bay – Museum Theatre and Gallery,

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> Marine Parade sculptures

> Seawalls: Murals for Oceans

> Boyd-Dunlop Gallery

> Ātea a Rangi Celestial Compass

> NZ Wood, Jade and Greenstone Gallery

Hastings Highlights> Hastings City Art Gallery

> Ngā Pou o Heretaunga

> Hastings Icons

> Parlour Projects

> The Hawke’s Bay Arts Festival Pangea Seed Seawalls Murals, Napier


Hawke’s Bay’s warm, Mediterranean climate has fostered a thriving food and wine scene, paying homage to the seasons while building a dedicated local and international following.

As New Zealand’s oldest and second largest wine growing region, Hawke’s Bay is known for its full-bodied reds, with more than 80 percent of the country’s plantings of Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Syrah grapes. Hawke’s Bay’s terroir is also ideal for producing world-class Chardonnays. Choose your favourite way to explore the vineyards – by bike, car, or have someone else guide you – there are plenty of great local guides who offer wine tours and loads of local knowledge.

Mark your diary now for F.A.W.C! (that’s the Food and Wine Classic), — Hawke’s Bay’s own “out of the box” food and wine event series. Held for a month in winter and over ten days in summer (early November), it’s a showcase of all that’s good about food and wine in Hawke’s Bay.

Napier’s CBD, Ahuriri, West Quay, Hastings and Havelock North all offer great food and dining options for any budget. There are new breweries, cideries, urban wineries and great cafés popping up all the time.

For exceptional dining there are a host of restaurants across the region. In the 2018 Cuisine Good Food Awards, Elephant Hill was recognised as New Zealand's best winery restaurant, while Pacifica, Bistronomy, Craggy Range restaurant, Te Awa and Elephant Hill all received awards.

For more information flick to page 38 or check out the Food Guide at www.hawkesbaynz.com

Food & Wine

Craggy Range Winery, Havelock North

Markets in Hawke's Bay

> Napier Urban Farmers’ Market, Clive Square, Napier. Saturday 9am-1pm

> Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Market, Hastings Showgrounds. Sunday 8.30am-12.30pm

> Black Barn Growers’ Market, Black Barn, Havelock North – every Saturday in Summer

> Made in Wairoa Farmers' Market, Queen Street Carpark, Saturday 8.30am - Noon

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Cycling

Hawke’s Bay Trails, Cape Kidnappers Coast

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CyclingComprising 200+ kilometres of trails, Hawke’s Bay’s network of cycle trails is designed for all ages and cycling abilities and provides an easy and safe way to see Hawke’s Bay. Choose your own path and get going!

One of the popular routes is the Wineries Ride, looping through Hawke’s Bay’s western wine growing area, linking together the wineries and cellar doors in Bridge Pa and Gimblett Gravels.

The Hawke’s Bay Trails also include the Napier and Hastings iWAY - paths that link the suburbs of Napier and Hastings to the main townships, making it easier for travellers to get around.

> The Big Easy - takes place on Easter Saturday a 45km ride on the Hawke’s Bay Trails

> The Little Easy – Good Friday in Central Hawke’s Bay

> Mountain Bike Park in Eskdale. This is one of New Zealand’s largest bike parks, with more than 80km of tracks made especially for adrenaline junkies

> Mountain biking at Te Mata Peak, Ranui Farm Park in Central Hawke's Bay, and at the newly developed Wairoa Mountain Bike Park

> Pump Tracks on Napier’s Marine Parade and Havelock North’s Romanes Park


WalkingFrom sweeping coastline to rugged native bush of the Ruahine Ranges, walking will take you to some of Hawke’s Bay’s most beautiful and otherwise inaccessible places. There are numerous walks to cater for all fitness levels and ambitions.

For the more urban walkers, wander through the Art Deco and Spanish Mission streets of Napier and Hastings, and head to the Hawke’s Bay Trails for a longer walk.

For the more adventurous, there is an incredible range of natural attractions and wilderness conservation areas that can be explored via the well-established network of walking tracks.

The Department of Conservation (DOC) builds and maintains walking tracks all over Hawke’s Bay. These range from just a few hours, to single day, overnight and multi-day treks. Lake Waikaremoana in Urewera is one of New Zealand’s Great Walks, with more than 20 tracks to lead you though ancient forests and habitats of native birdlife.

On the eastern flanks of the Maungaharuru Range, about 60 kilometres northwest of Napier, the 800-hectare Boundary Stream Scenic Reserve provides a magical setting for a range of day walks.

Central Hawke’s Bay has a number of historical walks over some of the region’s oldest sheep stations. Walks can also be taken along its spectacular coastline where there are plenty of fishing opportunities to be had for the ambling angler. Sunrise Track is particularly popular.

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Bucket List: Walking

> Lake Waikaremoana – one of New Zealand’s Great Walks

> Sunrise Hut in Central Hawke’s Bay

> Te Mata Peak in Havelock North

> Peka Peka Wetlands in Paki Paki, Hastings

Golf in Hawke’s Bay ranges from world-class links-style courses to smaller, nine-hole country club courses.

With more than 20 golf courses dotted around the region, there’s a course to suit every golfer. Green fees start at around $30 for country clubs, depending on the course, so enquire in advance.

Designed by internationally renowned golf course architect, Tom Doak, the scenic and challenging Cape Kidnappers course is ranked in the world’s Top 50 courses by Golf Magazine.

Other local courses include:

> Hawke’s Bay Golf Club, Bridge Pa

> Hastings Golf Club, Bridge Pa

> Napier Golf Club

> Maraenui Golf Club

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BeachesMāhia Peninsula has several safe sandy swimming beaches, which also provide access to some of the North Island’s prized surf breaks.

25 minutes north of Napier, the sandy beaches at Waipatiki and Tangoio are smaller and less populated than the city beaches at Westshore and Sandy Bay near Ahuriri.

Ocean Beach and Waimarama Beach in Hastings District offer great swimming and surfing.

The Central Hawke’s Bay coast has a succession of beautiful beaches including Kairakau, Mangakuri, Pourerere, Aramoana, Blackhead, and Porangahau. Allow at least an hour’s driving time from Hastings.

Kairakau, Pourerere and Porangahau have camping grounds and/or freedom camping sites next to the beach.

Te Angiangi Marine Reserve covers 1.3 nautical miles off Blackhead Beach and provides excellent snorkeling and swimming in Stingray and Shelly Bays.

All beaches are well signposted.

The Hawke’s Bay coastline is dotted with beachside settlements.

Experience some of the North Island’s most spectacular headwater fisheries and wilderness experiences in the Mohaka and Ngaruroro Rivers, or try spin or fly fishing for brown and rainbow trout.

For excellent surf casting action, there’s the entire coast from Mahanga Beach (Māhia) to Porangahau. The river mouths of the Tuki Tuki, Tutaekuri, and Ngaruroro Rivers are good places to start – it’s also worth checking out Napier’s Perfume Point, and Tangoio beach, which lies about 20 minutes north.

Book a fishing guide or one of the sea fishing charters operating throughout Hawke’s Bay.

FishingHawke’s Bay is home to a spectacular range of fishing spots, from freshwater fisheries to lakes and deep-water fishing grounds.


Marine Parade: check out the Junior Bike Track, Pump Track and BaySkate. Top it off with an ice-cream from Lick This.

Splash Planet in Hastings, New Zealand’s only water- based theme park.

Take the overland safari tour or go by beach tractor to visit the world’s largest mainland gannet colony at Cape Kidnappers.

National Aquarium of New Zealand: get up close and personal with penguins and sharks.

Hawke’s Bay Farmyard Zoo: see a bunch of farm animals including llamas, pigs, rabbits, goats and deer.

Laser Force in Napier is a two-level maze where you don the latest electronic battle suits and use bright red laser beans in an arena surrounded by fog.

Arataki Honey Visitor Centre in Havelock North is a-buzz with all things honey, and Silky Oak Chocolate Company offers a whole lot of rich chocolate goodness.

Par 2 Mini Golf has two 18-hole golf courses to choose from and is right on Marine Parade next to the Napier i-SITE.

MTG Hawke’s Bay, a cultural home is a Museum, Theatre and Gallery combined in one.

Step back in time exploring historic technology at The Faraday Centre Museum of Science and Technology.

Visit Birdwoods Gallery in Havelock North, enjoy a meal in the garden, take in the sculptures, then create your own mixed bag of sweets from the old-fashioned candy store.

For the bigger kids, get adventurous with a Mohaka Rafting experience.

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For corporate functions and events, Hawke’s Bay offers a range of venues and the chance to combine work and play in close proximity.

From vineyards to country estates, the range is diverse and can cater for small to medium-sized conferences. There’s a venue to suit every budget, and activities can be planned for the whole team.

The Hawke’s Bay Convention Bureau provides free, impartial advice and planning assistance. The Bureau can organise site inspections and venue familiarisation tours, as well as provide recommendations on accommodation and service providers. It can also advise on partner programmes, provide creative ideas for conference programmes, and help you plan activities outside of the conference timetable.

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Hawke’s Bay is one of New Zealand’s favourite wedding destinations. Year-round Hawke’s Bay is blessed with a great climate so, while a summer wedding is most people’s pick, winter weddings are just as delicious with the many venues and locations the region has on offer.

With beaches, gardens, vineyards, rivers, country churches, and grand old homes, the region provides endless possibilities for being for creativity when it comes to planning a wedding.

Add to that accommodation to suit all budgets and tastes, and a great variety of things to do and places to visit; you and your guests can look forward to making a whole weekend of it.

Visit gethitchedinhawkesbay.com

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AccommodationHawke’s Bay locals are known for their hospitality, and you’ll be able to find accommodation to suit your needs. Luxury retreats and romantic cottages amongst the vines, great motels, backpackers, and family-friendly holiday parks, hotels, holiday homes and B&Bs – Hawke’s Bay has it all. You can even book a farm stay for something different.

Look for accommodation carrying the Qualmark logo. It’s New Zealand’s official tourism endorsement, verifying that a business has been independently assessed and meets the national quality standards developed with travellers in mind. It’s your assurance for a great experience.

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Black Barn Retreats Havelock NorthBlack Barn Vineyards in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand offers seventeen unique properties for nightly vacation rental.Each is fully self-contained, exclusively yours for the duration of your stay and selected for its prime location, unique character and original style. They are all luxuriously appointed to refl ect their individual character with the very best in furnishings, bedding, fabrics, kitchenware and amenities.From an eight bedroom luxury retreat to a two bedroom turn-of-the-century cottage in the heart of the vineyard, for a truly unique holiday experience, these properties are recognised as amongst the very best available in New Zealand.

A Black Barn Road, RD12, Havelock NorthP 06 877 7985 E [email protected]

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Kiwiesque Luxury Vineyard Lodge Esk Valley, NapierSet in our Vineyard 10 minutes from Hawke’s Bay Airport Kiwiesque Luxury Lodge and Vineyard Villa. A unique vineyard setting for a food and wine retreat. We host couples in our 4 self contained vineyard suites. For groups of family, friends or for work the whole lodge accommodates up to 18 people.

Also we have our separate four bedroom Vineyard Villa which sleeps up to another 10 guests.

As a small vineyard wedding venue Kiwiesque can host up to 60 guests.

A Linden Close, Eskdale, NapierP 0272546291 E [email protected]

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Mangapapa Hotel Havelock NorthLuxury, seclusion, elegance and romance - four words which best describe this fi ve star boutique hotel surrounded by acres of orchards and gardens. Includes an elegant restaurant offering high tea and dinner, relaxing spa facilities and twelve beautiful guestrooms. Short drive to Havelock North village and local vineyards. Reservations essential.

A 466 Napier Road, Havelock North 4172P 06 878 3234 | E [email protected] | mangapapahotel

Craggy Range Havelock NorthLocated at the foot of Te Mata Peak, Craggy Range Winery offers luxury vineyard accommodation. Choose from two or four-bedroom luxury lodges overlooking the TukiTuki River, or one and twobedroom boutique vineyard cottages. A short strollaway, you’ll fi nd Craggy Range Winery – taste award-winning wines at Cellar Door, or enjoy seasonal local produce prepared by Craggy Range’s world class chef in Craggy Range Restaurant. A 253 Waimarama Road, Havelock North P 06 873 7126 E [email protected] | CraggyRangeWinery

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The Dome Napier Napier

Luxury accommodation in the heart of Napier.

The Dome epitomises Art Deco chic offering boutique waterfront studio and apartment accommodation for a variety of budgets, alongside state-of the-art business facilities for private functions, conferences, seminars and presentations.

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• Spacious conference and presentation area

• Outdoor magna plunge pool and spa

• Stunning ocean view

• Total privacy

A 101 Marine Parade, Napier, 4110P +64 (6) 835 0707E [email protected] | thedomenapier

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Meadowood Boutique NapierAccommodation & GlampingEnjoy an Art Deco house or a glamping experience, in stunning Hawke’s Bay. Meadowood House can be enjoyed all to yourself, or by the room. Glamping in the Trees is a fun camping experience, without having to rough it. Book a Lotus Belle tent, nestled within the trees at Meadowood.

A 1769 Korokipo Road. Fernhill, NapierP 021 044 1331 | E [email protected]

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Unison Vineyard Hastings Boutique winery accommodation on the Gimblett Gravels with vineyard views. King size suites to family friendly apartments. Stay relax and unwind on the Gimblett Gravels. A getaway that’s a stone’s throw from Hastings & the Sports Park within easy reach of Taradale & Napier and in the heart of the winery region.

A 2163 State Highway 50, Hastings, RD5P 06 879 7913 | E [email protected] unisonvineyard

Clive Colonial Cottages CliveIf you are looking for quiet peaceful accommodation close to all the main attractions of the Hawke’s Bay then Clive Colonial Cottages are perfect for you. We offer four standalone self-catering cottages, within a minute of the Landscapes and Water cycle rides. Lonely Planet chose us in its last three editions as the Top Pick for the Hastings District. Bikes and bike storage available. Complimentary Wifi .A 198 School Road, Clive, 4102 P 06 870 1018 E enquiries@clivecolonialcottages.co.nzwww.clivecolonialcottages.co.nz clivecottages

Cottages on St Andrews Havelock North& Lodge on St GeorgesSo much more than a motel and just 1km from Havelock North Village. This stunning property can accommodate 2-50 guests in 6 cottages and an 8 bedroom Lodge. Set on 10 acres with petting animals and surrounded by orchards this is the perfect spot for those wanting to relax and recharge their batteries. Ideal accommodation for weddings and special family events.A 14 St Andrews Road, Havelock North 4130P 06 877 1644 | E [email protected]

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Scenic Hotel Te Pania Napier Centrally located on the beautiful Marine Parade, styled to complement its remarkable location Scenic Hotel Te Pania boasts design awards for its style and offers unmatched levels of service for all guests. 109 rooms, fully air-conditioned with coastal views.

A 45 Marine Parade, NapierP 06 833 7733 | E [email protected]

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Morere Hot Springs Lodge Wairoa Relax & unwind, explore & adventure, take time out together or celebrate special occasions, you can enjoy it all here. Our affordable range of comfortable, award winning, family owned accommodation on 30 acres of beautiful pasture & woodland offers a classic Kiwi country holiday experience in Northern Hawke’s Bay.

A 3987 State Highway 2, Morere, Wairoa District.P 06 837 8824 | E [email protected] www.morerelodge.co.nz | MorereHSLodge

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Thornton Lodge Motel Waipukurau Come and enjoy our beautiful rural outlook with 11 spacious ground fl oor units, each with their own kitchens, air conditioning and wifi .Our studios and one bedroom units open out to our salt water swimming pool (summer only)A great central stop between Wellington & Gisborne.

A 2307 Takapau Road, SH 2, WaipukurauP 06 858 8004 E [email protected]

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Clive Studios CliveClive Studios allows you to be based between the 3 key areas of Napier, Hastings and Havelock North, also nearby 3 of the Hawke’s Bay cycle trails, wineries, Clive Village and Cape Kidnappers.7 stylish and quiet ground fl oor units; each with their own patio, kitchenettes, air conditioning and everything you need to enjoy the Hawke’s Bay food, wine and cycle experiences.

A Cnr School & Ferry Roads, Clive 4148P 06 870 0862 | 0800 229 955E [email protected] | www.clivestudios.co.nz

Ashcott Homestead Ashley Clinton“The homestead is absolutely beautiful; David and Natalie are fantastic, friendly hosts and we could not have found a better place to stay at. They far exceeded our expectations and we would highly recommend them to our family and friends. We will defi nitely book with them again.”

- Guest Review

A 2318 Highway 50, Ashley Clinton, Central Hawke’s Bay P 021 066 0820 E [email protected] ashcotthomestead.com ashcotthomesteadbnb

The Crown Hotel AhuririSet in the picturesque seaside village of Ahuriri. Offering boutique accommodation with 39 guest-rooms and suites, choose from the elegant heritage suites in the original 1932 Crown Hotel or modern contemporary studios, 1 and 2 bedrooms located on the waterfront. The hotel also offers complimentary carparking, fi tness centre, wifi , conference/function facilities, heritage bar with outdoor courtyard and fi replace and Milk & Honey Restaurant. A Corner Hardinge Rd & Bridge St, Ahuriri, 4144P 06 833 8300 | www.thecrownnapier.co.nzE [email protected]

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Kennedy Park Resort Napier NapierHolidays are for relaxing, having fun and spending time with family and friends. So when you stay at Kennedy Park that is exactly what you do. There’s plenty of fun right on your doorstep including a fantastic playground complete with jumping pillow, gym, sky theatre, entertainment room, free wifi and much more. Choose from a vast range of accommodation options, from contemporary self-contained villas, motel units to cabins and camp sites. There’s also a swimming complex, complete with a heated swimming pool and separate pool for the kids with fountains to keep them entertained for hours! And at the end of a lazy day, if you don’t feel like cooking or going too far, dine in Storkey’s Restaurant – Kennedy Park’s onsite restaurant and bar. Contact us now to plan your next holiday.

A 11 Storkey Street, NapierP 06 843 9126 E [email protected]

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Napier Beach Kiwi Holiday Park & Motels With the sound of the Pacifi c Ocean waves rolling in and the smell of the fresh sea air in the wind, you’re just meters from the beach at our quiet beachfront holiday park with spectacular day and night views. We have Motel units, Cabins and RV/tent sites; some are right at the beach! Bike hire, beachfront cycle-way near park, playground. Visit Snapper Cafe for breakfast, lunch or a great muffi n!

A 10 Gill Road, Bay View, NapierP 0800 287 275 or 06 8367084E [email protected] | www.napierbeach.co.nz

Hastings Top 10 Holiday Park Hastings 10 Acres of beautiful park like grounds, privately tucked away in the centre of Hastings. Havelock 5mins. Heated Outdoor Swimming Pool & Private Spa Pools. Tennis/Basketball court, Playground & Outdoor BBQ area. Bike & Go cart hire. Accommodation from Apartments, Motels, Cabins & Tent and Powered sites.

A 610 Windsor Avenue, Parkvale, Hastings 4122 P 06 878 6692 | E [email protected]

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Where can you Freedom Camp?Hawke’s Bay also has freedom camping options in each area that are strictly enforced.

Napier:

• BMX Pump Track Carpark,Marine Parade

• Westshore Beach Reserve

• Perfume Point Carpark

• Foreshore Reserve Carpark

Hastings:

• Eastbourne Street West Carpark

• Evers-Swindell Reserve

• Clifton Road Reserve

• Haumoana Domain

• Pakowhai Country Park

• Maraetotara Falls Reserve

• Richmond Road Reserve

• Puketapu Domain

• Dartmoor Bridge Reserve

Central Hawke’s Bay:

• Te Paerahi Beach (Porangahau)

• Pourerere Beach

• Aramoana Beach

Wairoa:

• Orangihikoia DOC Campsite

• Te Taita a Makoro DOC Campsite

• Mokau Landing DOC Campsite

• Rosie Bay DOC Campsite

• Riverside Motorcamp

• Clydecourt

• Waikaremoana Holiday Park

• Morere Tearooms & Campground

• Oraka

• Mahia Beach Holiday Park

Please note all locations have different length of stays, requirements, and responsibilities.

Please check prior to arrival as each location is thoroughly monitored.

For detailed information, go to freedomcamping.orgor each local council’s website.

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Eskdale Holiday Park EskdaleLocated on the banks of the beautiful Esk River 19km north of Napier. This quiet family orientated park is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Pet friendly all year round and opposite EskdaleMountain Bike Park. Close to wineries, restaurants and a brewery there is something for everyone. Powered and non-powered sites available. Standard cabin and on site caravans also available. Free WiFi.

A 26 Yule Road, Eskdale P 06 836 6864E [email protected] www.eskdaleholidaypark.co.nz


See & DoSet aside plenty of time to have fun in Hawke’s Bay!

From organised tours to self-guided adventures and exploration, the possibilities are endless. Ask the experts at our iSite Visitor Information Centres for advice and hot tips – they can also help you book your activities.

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Gannet Beach Adventures Te AwangaDiscover the magic and beauty of the Cape Kidnappers coast and its winged inhabitants.Our unique and fun adventure will see you travel on trailers towed by vintage Minneapolis-Moline tractors on a comfortable four-hour experience to the largest mainland gannet colony in the world! And you’ll be in awe of a landscape formed over 4 million years and the local legends and early settler stories.The nesting gannets may be the initial draw-card but you will soon discover there is much more to our tour than the birds - our distinctive mode of transport, the dramatic scenery and the fascinating geology of this area will amaze everyone from young to old!Departure times are tidal, so please check our website for your travel dates. Our season runs from late September to April.

A 475 Clifton Road, Clifton, Te AwangaP 06 875 0898 or 0800 426 638E [email protected] | www.gannets.com

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Gannet Safaris Overland Te AwangaWe have been guiding visitors over Cape Kidnappers for in excess of 50 years. It is the only tour which drives you to within metres of the remarkable gannets – NO WALKING REQUIRED

Travel in style and comfort over picturesque Cape Kidnappers Station – traversing riverbeds, broad rolling pastures, through native bush, gullies and breath-taking views. With several stops, including a spectacular cliff top with panoramic views of Hawke Bay where remarkable geology can also be seen.

The three-hour trip includes commentary by your driver on the farming operation of Cape Kidnappers Station, the wildlife sanctuary, and an introduction to the gannets.

Daily tours (except Christmas Day) at 9.30am & 1.30pm 1st September to 30th April

A 396 Clifton Road, Te Awanga, 4180P 06 875 0888 | E [email protected] | GannetSafarisOverland

4 x Wheeler Surrey Bike Hire HaumoanaCruise the coastal cycle trail with stunning views of Cape Kidnappers to renowned local Cafes and Wineries.

2x person and 4x person Bikes available. We can accommodate groups of up to 40 people at a time. Great for that staff outing, hen party or birthday. Or just take the 2x person bike for that special friend. New attraction to the Hawke’s Bay Area – guaranteed good fun!

A 32 East Road, Haumoana, HastingsP 06 875 0244 | www.farmyardzoo.co.nz

Art Deco Trust NapierThe city of Napier has a great story to tell! With a tour to suit everyone, come along and learn of Napier’s devastating history and its rebirth into a world-famous Art Deco city. Why not take a step back in time and tour the city in a luxurious vintage car? Tours depart daily*

*except Christmas Day

A 7 Tennyson Street, Napier, Hawke’s BayP 06 835 0022 | E [email protected] | artdecotrust

Arataki Honey Visitor Centre Havelock NthCome and visit the amazing honey bees. Taste our 10 delicious honey fl avours. Learn about how important honey bees are in our exciting and interactive discovery centre. Indulge yourself in our honey, beauty and gift shop. A great experience for all ages. Free Entry & Honey Tasting. Open 7 days a week 9am-5pm.

A 66 Arataki Road, Havelock North, Hawke’s BayP 06 877 7300 | E [email protected] | AratakiHoneyVC

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Gannet Safaris Overland - Sunrise Tours Te AwangaThe East Cape of New Zealand is the fi rst in the world to see the sunrise each day. This unique tour to Cape Kidnappers watching the sun rise over the gannets is remarkable. Travel overland to this iconic site, the largest accessible mainland gannet colony in the world. When at the colony, you’ll be mesmerised by the spectacular birds, their eye markings and golden crowns. Within just a few feet of adults and chicks you will see them nesting, preening themselves and performing their courtship dance.

Private Sunrise Tours are available exclusively in our Range Rover (max 4 people) available all season.

Regular Sunrise Tours depart only on Saturday during January and February.

A 396 Clifton Road, Te Awanga, 4180P 06 875 0888 | E [email protected] | GannetSafarisOverland

Par2 MiniGolf NapierPLAY TOGETHER, HAVE FUN.

Situated perfectly on Napier’s Marine Parade, Par2 MiniGolf provides all ages with a fun and relaxing environment to enjoy a round or two on our challenging courses. Choose from two 18-hole courses with unique features or enjoy a round on both and receive a return game discount. If you’re competitive then the leader board is for you, just ask our friendly team to add your score for all to see.

Open daily, weather permitting. Easy to fi nd, look for Par2 MiniGolf on Marine Parade, Napier by the Soundshell, beside the Sea

A Marine Parade, Napier – by the Soundshell beside the SeaP 06 834 0248 | E [email protected] | Par2MiniGolf

National Aquarium of New Zealand NapierDiscover an exciting world above and below the water at the National Aquarium of New Zealand. Visit Penguin Cove and watch the Little Penguins feed and play. See sharks, stingrays and fi sh swimming over you in the 1.5 million litre oceanarium tunnel. Spot New Zealand’s native wildlife – the Tuatara and Kiwi. And for those who want to see our toothy residents don’t miss the alligator, piranhas and sharks. If you’re feeling a little adventurous then a swim with the sharks is bound to get your blood pumping! If you’d like to get up close to the animals ask about our range of Close Encounter experiences. Daily feeding times are 10.00am for the reef fi sh, 2pm for the sharks and the little penguins at 9.30am, 1.30pm and 3.30pm.

A Marine Parade, Napier P 06 834 1404E [email protected]

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Hawke’s Bay Farmyard Zoo HaumoanaFarm Park/Birthday Parties. We offer a wide range of animals and a great family outing only 15 minutes from town. Bring a picnic and enjoy the unique atmosphere with 3 hectares of limestone walkways and gardens. Feed the animals, have a pony ride or catch ‘Farmyard Express Train.’ Our customers tell us we are the best value for money family entertainment in Hawke’s Bay, Open 7 days 10am - 5pm.A 32 East Road, Haumoana, HastingsP 027 338 0803 | E [email protected]

The Faraday Centre NapierExperience a trip down memory lane in this Aladdin’s Cave of historical technology. This unique museum is where visitors can experience thetechnology of a past age through hands-on involvement. Enjoy doing things the old-fashioned way. Try the hand-cranked telephones or vintage machines and see the fascinating array of gadgets from days gone by. Open: Mon, Wed & Fri 9am - 1pm Sat 9am - 11.30amA 2a Faraday St, Napier E [email protected] 06 835 2338 - After hours 06 844 7468 www.faradaycentre.org.nz


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Gwavas GardenStill owned by the original family Gwavas Garden Homestead, built in 1890, is category 1 listed with Heritage New Zealand and sits amongst a 9 hectare mature woodland garden. Dating from 1860 the garden is recognised as a “Garden of National Signifi cance” by New Zealand Gardens Trust. Gwavas provides a venue for functions with accompanying guided house and garden tours and 3 guest rooms for Bed and Breakfast providing dinner if required.

A 5740 State Highway 50, Tikokinowww.gwavasgarden.co.nz

Woburn HomesteadA spectacular Homestead from 1893, listed with the NZ Historic Places Trust. 4.5 star Qulamark rated Bed & Breakfast, Woburn can also host private functions and parties, cooking classes, weddings and special dinners.

Bookings by appointment please.

A 216 Hatuma Rd, RD 1, Waipukurauwww.woburnhomestead.co.nz

Wallingford HomesteadWallingford, established in 1853 is immersed in history and intrigue. The homestead has 15 guest rooms, sweeping lawns, gardens and a wonderful pool complex & pavilion, and is set in stunning surroundings on a 2200 acre station. Ideal for weddings, corporate retreats and parties our executive chef can cater for groups up to 200.

Chapelwick Coastal EstateChapelwick established in 1854 has its own Chapel and was lovingly rebuilt in 1926. Chapelwick is a fully licensed luxury Bed and Breakfast with stunning views of Porangahau beach and offering morning, afternoon and high teas, lunches, dinners and weddings and functions by request.

A 482 Hunter Rd, Porangahau.www.chapelwick.co.nz

Oruawharo HomesteadOruawharo’s 167 year old homestead, gardens and woodlands offer possibilities for all. A superb wedding venue, and an almost limitless variety of other special occasions, from business functions to family parties and festive-season dinners. Visitors can lunch or take a traditional tea, be introduced to the history of the home, and afterwards visitors can wander and view the extensive gardens, and private collection of art and antiques.

A 379 Oruawharo Road, Takapauwww.oruawharo.com

Ashcott HomesteadAshcott Homestead hosts visitors from all around New Zealand and the rest of the world and offers high quality accommodation and fantastic breakfasts in the unique historic homestead. Ashcott Homestead is also a venue for intimate gatherings for special events such as birthdays, corporate dinners and small weddings.

A 2318 Highway 50, Ashley Clinton, 4286www.ashcotthomestead.com

Central Hawke’s Bay Historic HomesteadsTake a couple of days and dive into some early New Zealand history by visiting Central Hawke's Bay's historic homesteads, many of which have been lovingly preserved to represent an era gone by.

A 2914 Porangahau Road, Wallingford, Waipukurau 4284www.wallingford.co.nz

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Mohaka Rafting Napier Enjoy the thrills and spills on our day and multi-day trips on Grade 2, 3 and 5 water. Our most popular rafting adventure is Grade 3 (4+hrs on water) with cliff jumps, gorges, canyons, rapid swims and gold mine visit. Check out our TripAdvisor reviews! For young families try the Grade 2 or for the serious rafters try our spectacular Grade 5.A Base – Timeout at Titiokura, 3408 SH 5, NapierP 027 825 8539 or +64 6 839 1808E [email protected] www.mohakarafting.co.nz

Laserforce Napierthe ultimate laser game Live action fun and excitement for all ages in an awesome two level maze. Up to 20 players at a time can compete at laser tag, and afterwards relax with family and friends in our fully licensed café.

Open all year 7 days a week, wet or dry.

A 140 Wellesley Road, Napier, 4110P 06 835 1111 | E [email protected] | laserforcehb

Splash Planet HastingsSplash Planet is New Zealand’s biggest water based theme park which makes this the perfect family destination.Summer Season 7 Days:12 Nov 2018 - 6 Feb 2019, (closed Xmas Day)Weekends only - 10 Feb 2019 - 31 March 201910am – 5.30pm every day

A 1001 Grove Road, HastingsP 0508 SPLASH | E [email protected]

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Coastal Wine Cycles Te AwangaWe rent classic Californian beach-cruiser bicycles, super comfortable for a relaxed day of cycling. We are located amongst the vineyards and coastline of beautiful Te Awanga. Simply ride down our driveway and you are on Hawke’s Bay’s scenic, off-road cycle network. No lycra required, just cycling the way it was.

A 41 East Road, Te Awanga, Hastings, 4180P 06 875 0302E [email protected] | www.winecycles.co.nz winecycles | @coastalwinecycles

Outfoxed Te AwangaOutfoxed is a cool little events company situated on a beautiful coastal farm in the seaside village of Te Awanga. Take in some beautiful views of Hawke’s Bay while you enjoy an Outfoxed Experience. It’s true Hawke’s Bay hospitality and with activities like Clay shooting, Paintball, Archery, knife throwing and golf driving, you’re sure to let off some steam!A 252B Clifton Road, Te Awanga, HastingsP 0508 OUTFOXEDE [email protected] | www.outfoxed.co.nz

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Bike About Tours NapierCome direct to our base or mini bus transfer to and from your accommodation/our base/ or Cycle Trail. Day Tours and Casual bike hire. Close by Mission and Church Road Wineries.

Cycle Holiday Adventure 1 to 5 days staying at Greenmeadows on Gloucester—home of Bike About Tours – or on route – your choice!

Look forward to meeting you!

A 47 Gloucester Street, Greenmeadows, NapierP 06 845 4836 | E [email protected] | bikeabouttours

Napier City Bike Hire & Tours NapierCentrally located in Napier, across the road from the i-SITE. We offer bike hire and day tours riding on the fantastic Hawke’s Bay off-road cycle trails. Enjoy a ride along the beachfront, or go further and visit wineries, then return to Napier in our shuttle. Open 7 days.

A 117 Marine Parade, Napier, 4110P 021 95 95 95 or 0800 245 344E [email protected] | bikehirenapier.co.nz

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Good Fun Bike Rides Havelock NorthJoin with us for biking tours of Hawke’s Bay cycle trails. From our central location in Havelock North ride past local wineries and out along the beautiful Tukituki River Valley trail to the award winning coastal wineries at Haumoana/Te Awanga to enjoy a winery lunch or platter. Include wildlife on the coastal wetlands on your return or for a different experience take in the winery trail at Bridge Pa Triangle or the spectacular view from Te Mata Peak. Where ever you decide to go you’re guaranteed good fun. P 06 650 7722 or 021 777964E [email protected] | GoodFunBikeRides


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Cape Kidnappers Golf Course CliftonSleep in luxury – tee off in style. Perched high on this iconic landmark, Cape Kidnappers is an experience for all levels.

Ranked as one of the Top 100 Golf Courses in the World, by Golf Digest, along with the award winning luxury 5 star lodge “The Farm” this unique property is a must stay and play for all who visit.

A 446 Clifton Road, CliftonP 06 873 1018 | E [email protected]

Awatoto Public Course Napier9 Holes of Golf or 18 holes of Footgolf on this fl at easy walking course set in tree lined fairways. Great for the whole family and enjoy refreshments after the game.

Venue available for hire.

A 200 Awatoto Road, Awatoto, Napier, 4110P 06 835 8273 | E [email protected] | awatotopublicgolf

Golfl ands Between Clive & HastingsCentrally located, Golfl ands offers friendly, low cost golfi ng for all levels of players. Only $15 for 9 holes. We also have Foot Golf, Driving Range, Petanque, Tennis, Lawn Bowls and Mini Putt and more. With No.5 Café & Larder just next door Golfl ands is a great place to meet up with friends and family. Fully Licensed.

A 248 State Highway 2, Mangateretere, HastingsP 06 871 5643 | E Golfl [email protected] andshb.co.nz | golfl andshb

Church Road Winery TaradaleFounded in 1897, Church Road is one of New Zealand’s oldest and most awarded wineries. Immerse yourself in the history of Church Road and learn more about our winemaking philosophy on a Church Road Winery tour or a tutored wine tasting within our cellar door.

Open 10:30am – 4:30pm

A 150 Church Road, Taradale, NapierP 06 833 8225 | E [email protected] | churchroadwinery

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Maraenui Golf Club NapierOne of Hawke’s Bay fi nest 18 hole golf courses set in lovely tree lined surrounds with an abundance of birdlife including tui’s, herons, NZ Falcon and numerous ducks.

Situated just off Napier’s Marine Parade you will enjoy a gentle sea breeze in the summer sun. A par 72, 6,125 metre course with 4 different tee options to fi t your game.

Flat and easy to walk the course offers tightly sculptured tree lined fairways, challenging greens and creative bunkering.

A 285 Te Awa Avenue, Te Awa, NapierP 06 835 8273 E [email protected]

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Bay Skate NapierBay Skate is a multi-use, world-class roller sports park on Napier’s Marine Parade. It caters for skateboarding, roller derby, bmx, scootering, inline hockey, roller-skating, and rollerblading. The park has a fl at rink, moveable ramp section and concrete bowls. You can also hire scooters, skates, blades and skateboards from Bay Skate to use in the park and to make the most of the lovely Marine Parade beach pathways.

Bay Skate is all about letting the good times roll all within a positive, safe and supportive environment. Blast the ramps, shred the bowls or spin the rink, it’s up to you!

A Marine Parade, NapierP 06 833 6645E [email protected] | www.bayskate.nz

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Bay Heliwork Ltd. HastingsIf you are looking to experience the very best that this stunning area has to offer, then a helicopter fl ight with Bay Heliwork is a great option. There is no better way to explore spectacular Hawke’s Bay than by air, with a Bay Heliwork helicopter fl ight over Hawke’s Bay’s picturesque coastline, perhaps stopping for a bush walk, high tea at Mangapapa, a vineyard for lunch, golf at the famous Cape Kidnappers course, or a picnic lunch in an isolated spot of your choice.

We, at Bay Heliwork, pride ourselves in exceeding your expectations, by providing an experience tailored to you. Gift vouchers available.

A 120 Hill Road, TwyfordP 021 033 9733 (Jane) or 027 276 2027E [email protected]

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Hooters Vintage & Classic Vehicle Hire NapierHooters, delivering luxury experiences right in the heart of the Hawke’s Bay! With over 20 beautifully restored vintage vehicles to choose from you will travel in style. This family business prides itself on offering you tours like no other in the Hawke’s Bay. Offering a fantastic varied menu of options, covering the city and wineries, to longer gourmet experiences; as well as individual bespoke tours, large group events and conference activities. The vintage cars compliment the stunning Art Deco architecture and history of Napier perfectly, and enable you to sit back and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the surroundings.

A 27 Wakefi eld Street, Onekawa, NapierP 06 843 2959 or 021 0227 5635 E [email protected] www.hooters-hire.co.nz

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Fantastic Tours NapierFor your unique local experience

• Free wi-fi • Full & half day tours • Small group tours • 2 - 8 passengers • Historic site seeing

Napier Discovery (2 hrs) $50p/pThis tour includes:

AhuririSee where Napier came from.Earthquake HistoryLean how Napier emerged from the devastating 1931 earthquake and fi res.Pania of the ReefHear the legend of Pania and have your photo taken with the statue.Centenial Gardens & WaterfallVisit the former prison quarry.Art DecoA drive through the Art Deco Capital of the world.

Sights & Tastes (3 hrs) $70p/pThis tour includes:

Tuki Tuki River ValleyA scenic drive through Tukituki River ValleyTe Mata PeakDramatic viewing from the top of the towering peak and learn the legend.Arataki HoneyThe world famous and fascinating world of the Honey Bee.Hohepa Shop & Cheese (weekdays only)See what can be the most unique experience in the Bay.Wine – Chocolates – Figs – Lavender(all above tastings subject to time & availability)

Both tours can be completed in one day. $140p/pThe full day experience includes lunch.

P 0800 42 86 87E [email protected]

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Linden Estate Winery EskdaleSculpture Walkway and Winery ToursWe are boutique winery situated in the stunning Esk Valley. Take a stroll through our Sculpture walkway or relax with a coffee or ice cream while the kids play on the playground. Our Cellar Door is open daily from 10am till 5pm and our friendly staff will take you through a tasting of our stunning wines. Winery Tours also available - Bookings required.A 347 State Highway 5, Eskdale, NapierP 06 8366806 | E [email protected] www.lindenestatewinery.co.nz LindenEstate @ lindenestatewinery

Tailored Travel Hawke’s Bay NapierLuxury Tours & Transfers

Join us on a private tour to make the most of your time in Hawke’s Bay. Travel in comfort and style in our luxury European vehicles. Our tours are individually designed to showcase Hawke’s Bay’s best sights & award winning wineries. Let us customise a luxury experience just for YOU!

P 06 650 2020E [email protected]

Hawke’s Bay Escapes | Farm Tours NapierEnjoy a real New Zealand rural experience with an adrenaline fi lled guided tour of our family-owned working sheep and cattle farm. Get up close to our animals with beautiful views and farmland for kilometers. Disconnect from the distractions of everyday life and reconnect to nature. Tours run daily at 10am and 2pm and last around 2 hours. Visit our website for more information.A 298 Hedgeley Road, Napier 4182P 021 887 959 | E [email protected] hawkesbayescapes

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Supertrike Tours NapierThe Supertrike is an exhilarating fun way to explore Napier.

Experience the thrill of our 4 seater V8 trike. Come and take a ride, you will smile for a week!

Suitable for ALL, including children, the elderly and disabled.

A 27 Wakefi eld Street, Onekawa, NapierP 027 300 3300E [email protected] | www.supertrike.co.nz

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Winery Tours Hawke’s Bay Hawke’s BayGet to the heart of Hawke’s Bay wine...

Winery Tours Hawke’s Bay will take you off the beaten track with an intimate and relaxed tour of boutique wineries.

Our passionate, wine-loving tour guides will help you explore and experience the places where the real magic happens. Talk to the winemakers, learn of the passions, their history and their future.

Taste their amazing wines and go behind the scenes to discover what makes their wine unique. We’ll take you to taste the real Hawke’s Bay.

A Free pick up & drop off within Hastings, Napier and Havelock NorthP 0800 WINE HB (0800 946342)E [email protected]

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Boutique WineriesReal WinemakersReal CharactersReal Stories

Your Tour The team at Your Tour is committed to giving you the ultimate Hawke’s Bay visitor experience. Let us tailor a tour around what you want to see and do in this beautiful and diverse region.

If you are interested in:• a private tour• an itinerary that caters to your specifi c interests• an authentic Hawke’s Bay experience• travelling in a quality vehicle with a knowledgeable &

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A 03 Ross Place, GreenmeadowsP +64 027 696 2931E [email protected]

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MTG Hawke’s Bay NapierVisit Hawke’s Bay’s award-winning museum, home of the region’s taonga and other treasures.

Explore the artefacts in the Taonga Māori Gallery and discover the remarkable story of the region’s recovery following the devastating earthquake of 1931. The museum also showcases changing exhibitions of art, culture and social history, while MTG’s Century Theatre features fi lm, live theatre, music and more. With activities for children, a gift shop and so much to see, the museum is a must-do experience for visitors and locals alike.

Free entry. Open daily 9.30am – 5pm

A 1 Tennyson Street, NapierP 06 835 7781E [email protected]

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Birdwoods Havelock NorthA visit to Birdwoods has something for everyone – a beautiful gallery with a much-loved café, expansive gardens and a sculpture walk, as well as an old fashioned sweet shop and Hawke’s Bay’s freshest fruit ice creams – all set in the countryside just 3km out of Havelock North village.

‘Birdwoods is a breath of fresh air. The staff and atmosphere are lovely. The food is delicious and it always makes you feel good when you visit there. It’s a ‘must do’ with every visitor we have.’

‘World class, wonderfully diverse and creative sculpture and gallery. Friendly people and of course, the Birdwoods Sweet Shop! All in one oasis.’

‘This place is truly amazing.’ Customer comments from People’s Choice Award

• Relax on the terrace or in the conservatory with a tray of Birdwoods famous scones, cakes and light lunches.

• Enjoy a glass of wine, Pimms or local beer as well as our traditional tea and coffee service.

• Discover unique and beautiful art, textiles, ceramics and collectables in the Gallery.

• Explore the rows and rows of jars in the Sweet Shop – a treasure trove of old fashioned sweets and a treat for the young and young at heart.

• Soak up the sun in the gardens while enjoying a fresh fruit ice-cream - Black Doris Plum is the favourite!

• Wander through the sculpture garden full of stunning stone and metal sculpture.

Open every day 10am – 5pm (4pm in winter)

A 298 Middle Road, Havelock NorthP 06 877 1395 | E [email protected] | BirdwoodsGallery

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NZ Wood and Jade Bay Viewand Greenstone GalleryPaddy and his daughter Natasha carve only New Zealand jade. Most of the jade (greenstone) sold in New Zealand now is Canadian, much of it carved in China, but ours is guaranteed to be from New Zealand. Paddy also carves New Zealand native wood. Buy direct from the carvers. Open most days but best to ring fi rst to make sure we’re available.A 60 Ferguson St, Bay View, Napier 4104. P 06 836 6216, 027 393 1578 or 021 025 29907E [email protected] | NZWoodAndJadewww.newzealandwoodandjade.nz

Boyd-Dunlop Gallery NapierThe carefully curated collection at Boyd-Dunlop Gallery comes from artists both International and New Zealand and includes a broad selection of styles techniques and medium.

The right piece of art will start a conversation.

A 4 Hastings Street, Napier, 4110P 06 8359681 | E [email protected] | BoydDunlopGallery

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ShopShopping in Hawke’s Bay can be done either as a marathon or a sprint – and with a number of shopping precincts you will find what you want.

Central Napier’s compact grid pattern of inner-city streets offers a walkable range of boutique stores alongside larger national chains, and plenty of cafés dotted in between.

A 5 minute drive west of Napier’s CBD is Ahuriri village, an eclectic mix of art, fashion, antiques, cafés and restaurants.

Explore the streets on either side of the railway lines within the CBD of Hastings to find that special something. There are larger retail stores on the edges of the CBD.

Havelock North is known for its village atmosphere and boutique fashion shopping, great coffee outlets and eateries. With an exciting array of specialty food, wine and book stores, the Village offers friendly local service.

Shopping hours vary, but as a general rule shops are open Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm, and from 9 – 4pm on Saturdays. Sunday hours do differ, so please check to avoid disappointment.

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Napier i-SITE NapierBUY FROM OUR Exclusive Art Deco Capital, Little Buildings of Napier and Napier New Zealand retail range.Enjoy a unique retail experience at Napier i-SITE Visitor Centre. In addition to our extensive selection of New Zealand souvenirs we have three exclusive product ranges.The Art Deco Capital and Napier New Zealand ranges (designed by award winning artist and illustrator Stephen Fuller) offers a distinctive gift and souvenir option including home ware, clothing, postcards, notepads, magnets, pens and more. The Art Deco Little Buildings range provides a unique souvenir featuring iconic Napier Art Deco building facades. Purchase these products from Napier i-SITE or shop online at www.napiernz.com.

A Marine Parade, Napier – by the Soundshell beside the SeaP 0800 84 74 88 or 06 834 1911 E [email protected] | NapieriSITE

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The nickname ‘the food bowl of New Zealand’ has stuck and clear to see why. Whether you’re after formal or casual dining, a well-crafted platter and a delicious local vintage, you’ll find it in Hawke’s Bay. From coffees to craft beer, cider to cocktails, you’ll find something memorable to drink.

Opening hours for restaurants, cafés and wineries differ according to the season, so please enquire in advance to avoid disappointment.

Te Mata Figs Havelock NorthTe Mata Figs is a specialist fi g grower and artisan creator of award winning fi g products. Visit The Figgery and taste our delicious range of fi g products or buy online. Fresh fi gs available mid-February to mid-May.

Open Mon to Sat 10am to 4pm.

A 205 Napier Road, Havelock NorthP 027 476 4777 | www.tematafi gs.co.nz

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Ahuriri Neighbourfood Market AhuririAt the centre of Ahuriri you will fi nd the Ahuriri Neighbourfood Market, a social space surrounded by gourmet food stores. Vetro the Mediterranean food warehouse, Gourmet Direct a gourmet butcher and Picnic offering artisan bread, pastries & beautiful cakes. Stay and have coffee and lunch in the courtyard, pack a hamper for the beach, pick up a ready made meal, all you need for a great B.B.Q.,all of it possible at the Neighbourfood Market.A 46 Bridge Street, Ahuriri, NapierP 0274835303 E [email protected]

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Telegraph Hill Olivery HastingsCondiments that Compliment. These award winning Olives, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Drizzles and Antipasto are guaranteed to impress.

See products being made and taste samples from the range.

Open 9-5 Monday - Friday all year, Saturday 10 -3 October to March inclusive.

A 1279 Howard Street, Hastings, 4122P 06 878 4460 | E [email protected] | TelegraphHillOlivery

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Bay Blueberries HastingsDelicious Blueberries grown, fussed over, picked and packed by the Hirst Family and friends right here in sunny Hawke’s Bay.

Bay Blueberries are passionate about producing quality fruit and artisan products in an eco-friendly and sustainable manner.

Open 10am - 5.30pm. All summer long.

A 1116 Railway Road South, HastingsP 027 204 0400 | www.bayblueberries.co.nz

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Black Barn Kitchen Havelock NorthTake home superb slow cooked meals for two from the Chefs at Black Barn Bistro or kitchen-made preserves and pickles such as horseradish cream, greengage chutney; chili sauce, fi g and ginger jam and a whole lot more. Outside food though, a whole world of kitchen ideas, useful gadgets, great gifts and smart design opens up. Summer: seven days 10am to 5pm - but usually later because people won’t leave. Winter: fi ve days 10am to 4pm. A Black Barn Road, Havelock NorthP 06 877 7985 | www.blackbarn.com

Y’a Bon French Baker HastingsModern Artisan Bakery located in the heart of Hawke’s Bay .Huge glass windows frame the bakery work space allowing views of the bakers in action from the adjoining cafe run by local coffee roasters First Hand Coffee. Authentic French Patisserie, excellent espresso and the Bay’s best sourdough all in one stylish location.A 216 Heretaunga St East, Hastings, 4122P 06 871 0300 | E [email protected]

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Black Barn Growers Market Havelock NthThe Black Barn Growers Market is one of New Zealand’s original farmers’ markets and has become a ‘must do’ for locals and visitors on Saturday mornings through the summer. Under a big ring of plane trees the canvas covered market has its own place nestled in the heart of the vineyard. Get the very best of the Hawke’s Bay growers, bakers and producers. Open every Saturday of summer, December to February 9am to 12pm. A Black Barn Road, Havelock NorthP 06 877 7985 | www.blackbarn.com

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Napier Urban Farmers’ MarketEnjoy freshly roasted coffee, divine treats and some of the best produce from around Hawke’s Bay in an urban style street market right in the centre of Napier City. Talk to the growers and producers. See, touch, smell and taste the fl avours of Hawke’s Bay.

A Clive Square, NapierP 027 697 3737 | NapierfarmersmarketE info@hawkesbayfarmersmarket.co.nzwww.hawkesbayfarmersmarket.co.nz

Hawke’s Bay Farmers’ Market (Hastings)Delight in a shopping event of taste sensations at one of New Zealand’s oldest and largest traditional Farmers’ Markets. Discover the diverse range of Hawke’s Bay grown or artisan produced products. Meet growers and producers as you wonder at your leisure in a relaxed atmosphere. Sundays 8.30am -12.30pmA Hawke’s Bay Showgrounds, Kenilworth Road, Hastings P 027 697 3737E info@hawkesbayfarmersmarket.co.nzwww.hawkesbayfarmersmarket.co.nz

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Art Deco Valley Café Esk Valley Bay ViewArt Deco Valley Café is a garden café with room for the family to explore our beautiful Esk Valley. An easy 15minute drive from the centre of Napier with space for the family to stretch their legs and enjoy wonderful Kiwi Café style food and coffee. Enjoy a glass of wine or craft beer from our extensive cellar sit back and take in our wonderful Hawke’s Bay countryside.

Open every day except Christmas and Boxing day from 9.00am until 4.00pm

A 627 State Highway 5, Esk Valley, Bayview, NapierP 06 836 7405

Bay Espresso Hastings/Havelock NorthLocally roasted Bay Espresso coffee served alongside an all day brunch menu and a big selection of easy grab and go food and drinks. Coffee prepared with love and a smile! This is where the locals drink their coffee because it’s always fresh and always local.

2 convenient locations

The Original Bay Espresso, 141 Karamu Road, Hastings

Bay Espresso in the Village, 19 Middle Road, Havelock North

Both Open 7 days a week Monday- Friday 7am-4pm Saturday 730am-4pm Sunday 8am-4pm

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No.5 Cafe & Larder Between Clive & HastingsNestled in a beautiful rural setting and conveniently located between Hastings, Napier, Havelock North & Taradale, we offer a relaxed and inviting ambience.Enjoy a great cup of coffee, fi ne teas and a delicious array of cuisine from our menu. In our Larder, you’ll fi nd an assortment of unique gift items.

A 248 State Highway 2, Mangateretere, HastingsP 06 871 5644 | E [email protected] | www.no5.co.nz

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Hawthorne Coffee Roasters& Espresso BarWinner of the Hawke’s Bay Outstanding Coffee Establishment four years running, Hawthorne is a local favourite. Specialty coffees are roasted daily and fresh brews are served in a unique space with the roaster on full display. Delicious cakes and treats, beautiful coffee and a large outdoor area make for a great visit.

A 23 Napier Road, Havelock NorthP 06 8771113 | E [email protected] HawthorneCoffee

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Deliciosa Restaurant Havelock NorthDeliciosa’s guiding philosophy focuses on great service, wrapped around clever fresh small or large sharing plates. Our award-winning wine and beverage list includes local and NZ wide craft beers & ciders, plus a range of NZ and International wines. Monday & Tuesday from 4pm; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 11am for all day grazing.

A 21 Napier Road, Havelock NorthP 06 877 6031 | www.deliciosa.co.nzE [email protected] deliciosa restaurant

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Bistronomy NapierAt Bistronomy, we’re fi rm believers in making everyday eating a little bit extraordinary. We’re one part local, one part global, and one part special sauce, infusing fresh Hawke’s Bay produce with far-fl ung ideas to create dishes which will often surprise and always delight.Our menu changes with the seasons, inspired by the abundance and variety of edible offerings from soil & sea. We’re less about fi ne dining and more about fun dining, and like to make food you can share, food you can talk about, food you’ll want more of, and food you’ll come back for.Winner Best Regional Restaurant 2017, Cuisine Good Food Awards & 2 Hats.Open: Wednesday – Thursday 5:30pm - late Friday – Sunday 12:00pm – late

A 40 Hastings Street, NapierP 06 834 4309E [email protected]

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St Georges Restaurant Havelock NorthAt St Georges, our passion is to deliver a truly unique dining experience, one which is completely removed from the everyday. Our warm, knowledgeable, professional staff will extend genuine hospitality as they guide you through your dining experience. With an emphasis on “Hands on”, the majority of our produce is grown, nurtured, handpicked and creatively prepared by our award winning Chef, Francky Godinho.

Cuisine Magazine Recommended Restaurant 2015

Hours: Wednesday to Monday

A 452 St Georges Rd, Havelock North P 06 877 5356 | E [email protected] stgeorgesrestaurant.co.nz | stgeorgesrestaurant

Mamacita Napier/Havelock NorthA local Hawke’s Bay favourite, located in both Havelock North and Napier. Offering Mexican inspired cuisine in a unique and vibrant atmosphere with the best margaritas in the Bay.

Open 7 days from 5pm. No bookings for under 10ppl but walk in’s welcome.

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Twilight Odyssey. Treat yourself to a night of indulgence on this Progressive Three Course Dinner

Dinner @ NZ’s Top Winery Restaurants - Sightseeing with Fully Guided Commentary - Interactive Wine Tasting - Gourmet Platters - Champagne Sunset from Te Mata PeakWine with Dinner - Desserts & Dessert Wine

World’s Best Tour Operator – runner up, International Food & Beverage Tourism Awards.

A Tours depart from 100 Marine Parade, NapierP 0508 ODYSSEY (0508 639 773)E [email protected] | www.odysseynz.com

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Black Barn Vineyards & Bistro Havelock NorthWe are a boutique vineyard just fve minutes from the Village of Havelock North in Hawke’s Bay Wine Country. Our focus is on premium European styled red varieties such as Merlot, Syrah and Cabernet Franc. Our award winning whites include Chardonnay, Viognier and Sauvignon Blanc.. All our wines are Estate Grown and the fruit is hand selected. With just over 25 acres many of our wines are available only through the cellar door, bistro and our website.

Our elevated north facing site on the lower slopes of the Te Mata hills is not only an excellent location for grape growing it also provides us with stunning views, a warm sheltered micro--cclimate and a perfect situation for the visitor to spend an hour or two, a night or two or even a week or two. You can taste our wines, enjoy lunch or dinner at our award winning Bistro, a Summer Saturday morning at the Grower’s Market, stock your pantry from the Kitchen Store, an evening at a concert in the amphitheatre or all of the above by staying in one of our sixteen luxury properties. From an eight bedroom luxury retreat to a two bedroom turn of the century cottage in the heart of the vineyard, for a truly unique holiday experience, these properties are recognised as amongst the very best available in New Zealand.

Because we are not large, we are very keen on building a relationship with the person who consumes our wine. This is why we encourage people into Hawke’s Bay and into our vineyard. We are open seven days and we welcome a call or a visit some time soon.

A Black Barn Rd, RD12, Havelock NorthP 06 877 7985 | E [email protected] | blackbarn.vineyards

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Church Road Winery TaradaleFounded in 1897, Church Road is one of New Zealand’s oldest and most awarded wineries. With an emphasis on Hawke’s Bay sourced artisan products, the menu refl ects Church Road’s winemaking philosophy by combining traditional infl uences with innovative fl air. Wine matched á la carte, light meals, platters and cheeseboards are available. Open 10:30am – 4:30pmA 150 Church Road, Taradale, NapierP 06 833 8225 | E [email protected] | churchroadwinery

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Mission Estate Winery NapierNestled in the Taradale hills, diners at the Mission Estate Restaurant enjoy sweeping views of Napier city and the coast beyond. Beautiful by day and spectacular by night, the vista is unparalleled in Hawke’s Bay. Excellent service, quality seasonal produce and award-winning wines combine to create a memorable experience. Open 7 days from 10am until lateA 198 Church Road, Taradale, Napier P 06 845 9354 | www.missionestate.co.nz

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Mangapapa Hotel Havelock NorthDiscover the award winning, Mangapapa Hotel’s gastronomic delights for a truly magnifi cent food & wine experience. Inspired by the kitchen garden, our talented chefs craft and skillfully create fi ne dining in the form of indulgent fi ve course dinners, elegant afternoon High Teas and delicious lounge meals.Open 7 days, 8am till late. A 466 Napier Road, Havelock North 4172P 06 878 3234 - bookings essentialE [email protected] www.mangapapa.co.nz mangapapahotel

Mister D NapierMister D is a sleek, modern eatery with an open kitchen, cafe vibe and rock ‘n’ roll attitude. Try the famous doughnuts served with syringes of chocolate, jelly or custard.

In brief this is casual dining cleverly delivered.

Open daily from 7.30am - 4pmDinner Thurs to Sat from 5.30 pmA 47 Tennyson St, NapierP 06 835 5022 | E [email protected]. misterd.co.nz

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Alpha Domus HastingsWe welcome you to visit our authentic cellar door in the heart of the winery. Enjoy a relaxed tasting of handcrafted wines, delicious Sparklings and Rose, classic red blends, Syrah, distinctive whites and beautiful dessert wines. Our leafy courtyard is the perfect place to take a break. Pioneers in the Bridge Pa Wine District we established family owned Alpha Domus in 1989. Open Labour Weekend to Queen’s Birthday 10am-5pm. Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Good Friday and Anzac Day.A 1829 Maraekakaho Rd, Bridge Pa, HastingsP 06 879 6752 | AlphaDomus

Abbey Winery & Brewery HastingsLocated in the Bridge Pa Triangle, on ‘red metal’ soils, sits our single estate Winery & Brewery. Architecturally designed, it is our unique interpretation of a gothic abbey.Family owned and operated, we proudly make some of the best wine & beer New Zealand has to offer. Summer: 11am-5pm Daily. Spring & Autumn Thurs-Sunday 11-5 Winter – Saturday 11-4A 1769 Maraekakaho Rd, Bridge Pa, HastingsP 06 879 6171 | E [email protected] | abbeywines

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Ash Ridge Winery HastingsWorld class wines by New Zealand Young Winemaker of the Year 2015 Lauren Swift. Come and visit our beautiful cellar door in the heart of the Bridge Pa Triangle. We also have a range of delicious food on offer, with pizzas, platters and more on offer, and amazing views thrown in!

A 2543 State Highway 50, HastingsP 06 650 4324 | E [email protected]

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Askerne Estate Winery Havelock NorthAskerne is a boutique, family owned winery that offers a broad range of wines. We are specialists in aromatic white wines and dessert wines.

Askerne also offers “gourmet picnics” giving you the opportunity to select from our comprehensive range of packaged cheeses, meats, olives, seafood, pate, and condiments. Some vegetarian and gluten free options are available. Match your picnic with a glass of stunning Askerne fi ne wine in our idyllic vineyard setting.

Opening hours: Labour weekend to Queen’s Birthday weekend daily 10.00am to 5.00pm. Rest of year Friday to Sunday 11.00am to 5.00pm

A 267 Te Mata Mangateretere Road, Havelock North P 06 877 2089 E [email protected]

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The Urban Winery NapierThe Urban Winery is located in the former National Tobacco Company building, an art deco icon of Napier in Ahuriri. This is a working winery for Tony Bish Wines, specialising in the production of premium Hawke’s Bay Chardonnays. The Cellar Door also features a fantastic selection of the Bay’s boutique wine producers, along with local craft beers by bottle and draught.

By evenings Thursday to Saturday, the venue is an eclectic winebar, with vinyl records on the decks, and live music performances on Saturday nights. Check out our Facebook or Instagram pages for updates. The venue is also available for private functions.

A 3 Ossian St, Ahuriri, Napier 4110P 06 650 3353 | E [email protected]

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Black Barn Vineyards Havelock NthFrommers Top 10 Vineyards Visits of the World

The Black Barn experience begins at our award winning Cellar Door where you can taste a selection of artisan wines. Our focus is on premium red varietals such as Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Syrah. No Black Barn experience is complete without trying our award winning Chardonnay. Open Seven Days, Weekdays 9am-5pm, Weekends 10am-5pm

A Black Barn Road, Havelock NorthP 06 877 7985 | www.blackbarn.com

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Clearview Estate Winery Te AwangaCellar Door & Restaurant Long established amongst the vineyards of the Kidnappers Coast, a Mediterranean inspired haven of hospitality & cuisine. Stay, savour & celebrate with friends & family, enjoying acclaimed estate grown wines. Homestead accommodation. Qualmark Gold 2019HB Hospitality Awards - fi nalist or winner 2009-2018 Supreme Award - HB Tourism Awards 2017 A 194 Clifton Road, Te Awanga P 06 875 0150 E [email protected] www.clearviewestate.co.nz | clearviewestate

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Esk Valley Cellar Door NapierWith its panoramic ocean views and majestic Terraces vineyard, Esk Valley Estate sits on a remarkable site. For over 30 years Esk Valley has been producing an array of highly awarded, boutique Hawke’s Bay wines.

Cellar Door Open 7 Days.

A Main Road, Bay View, NapierP 06 872 7430 | E [email protected] | eskvalley

De La Terre Winery & Café SherendenOur earth-brick winery is a relaxing 20 minute drive from Hastings or Taradale. We offer informative tastings hosted by the winemaker. An extensive range of wines including some lesser known varieties. The cafe serves platters and wood-fi red pizzas - bookings essential. Oct - Queen’s Birthday: Fri - Sun & Public holidays except Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Good Friday & Anzac Day morning.A 1426 Taihape Road, SherendenP 06 874 3224 | www.delaterre.co.nzE [email protected]

Church Road Winery TaradaleFounded in 1897, Church Road is one of New Zealand’s oldest and most awarded wineries. Our wines are crafted using the most exceptional quality fruit from vineyards across Hawke’s Bay, together with traditional winemaking techniques to create highly acclaimed award-winning wines. Church Road offers the complete winery experience with daily tours, wine tastings, sales and a la carte lunches. Open 10:30am – 4:30pmA 150 Church Road, Taradale, NapierP 06 833 8225 | E [email protected] | churchroadwinery

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Dolce Vista Cellar Door HastingsDolce Vista (‘The Sweet View’) is just fi ve minutes from Havelock North Village. This rustic winery sits beneath Te Mata Peak on the ancient river plains of the Tukituki valley. We specialise in unique Italian varieties and cellar aged wines. Platters and light food available with bookings.Open Oct 20–Apr 25, Fri–Sun, 11.30am–4.30pm (Closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Anzac morning). Tastings also by appointment.

A 352 Te Mata Mangateretere Rd, HastingsP 06 877 8870 | 022 047 5449 | www.dolcevista.nzE [email protected] dolcevistanz

Craggy Range Havelock NorthUnder the gaze of Te Mata Peak the Craggy Range Giants Winery offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy a truly unique and memorable experience. Take in breathtaking views while tasting world class wines at our Cellar Door, enjoy local and seasonal produce at Craggy Range Restaurant, or stay amongst the vines in our boutique vineyard cottages and luxury Lodge. A 253 Waimarama Road, Havelock NorthP 06 873 7126 | E [email protected] | CraggyRangeWinery

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Junction Wines Takapau PlainsJunction Wines is proudly owned by former All Black front row forward John Ashworth and family. Visitors are welcomed at the Cellar Door with plenty of kiwi hospitality and award winning wine. Bring a picnic and enjoy the relaxing, family friendly atmosphere. Most afternoons - ring ahead to avoid disappointment.A Junction of State Highway 2 & Highway 50, Takapau Plains, Central Hawke’s Bay P 06 855 8321 or 027 4455245E [email protected] | JunctionWines

Linden Estate Winery EskdaleLinden Estate is a boutique winery situated in the stunning Esk Valley. Our small passionate team are producing hand crafted, high quality, award winning wines. Our Cellar Door is open daily from 10am till 5pm and our knowledgeable staff will take you through a tasting of our wines.While you are here, take some time to enjoy a stroll through our sculpture walkway.A 347 State Highway 5, Eskdale, NapierP 06 8366806 | E [email protected] www.lindenestatewinery.co.nz | LindenEstate

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Oak Estate Wines HastingsOak Estate is a boutique winery located in the Bridge Pa Triangle along the cycle way on Ngatarawa Road.

Come and enjoy the casual atmosphere for a wine tasting or all-day homemade Artisan and Local Foods, surrounded by vines.

A 403 Ngatarawa Road, Rd5, Hastings, 4175P 021 121 2461 | E [email protected] | oakestatewines

Te Awanga Estate Te AwangaNestled on an elevated site in the foothills of Te Awanga with views out to the wide, blue Pacifi c Ocean. Chill, take your time, taste the complete range from award-winning winemaker Rod McDonald; Trademark, Quarter Acre, Te Awanga Estate, One Off, and Mister. All day grazing and wine tasting. Monthly summer Sunday Sessions. Open 11am-5pm, 7 days January-April, 4 days (Friday-Monday) May-September, 5 days (Thursday-Monday) October-December. A 376 Parkhill Road, Te Awanga, 4172P 06 875 0553 | E [email protected] | teawangaestate

Pask Winery Ltd HastingsIn 1981, Pask Winery planted the fi rst vines in an ancient Ngaruroro riverbed, founding Hawke’s Bay’s renowned Gimblett Gravels wine district. More than 30 years later, the Pask winemaking team remain as passionate as ever about creating wines to be shared and enjoyed.The Pask Cellar Door provides wine tastings and sales in the winery located at Omahu Road.

A 1133 Omahu Road, RD5, Hastings, 4175P 06 879 7906 | E [email protected] | PaskWinery | paskwinery

Mission Estate Cellar Door NapierTake your time and wander around La Grande Maison, the elegantly restored seminary building; view the photographs and images that document the extraordinary history of the Mission and the missionaries that built it. Then fi nish off in our cellar door with a tasting from our extensive range of wines. Cellar Door hours Mon-Sat 9am-5pm Sun 10am-4.30pmA 198 Church Road, Taradale, Napier P 06 845 9353 | E [email protected] | missionestate

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Red Barrel VineyardCellar Door: Wednesday to Sunday 10am -4pmRestaurant: Lunch – Wednesday to Sunday Dinner – Friday to SundayPiku at Red Barrel offers the ultimate in alfresco dining serving simple modern Japanese cuisine. With a focus on friendship and family this conveniently located Cellar Door and Restaurant will be a favourite for locals, cyclists and visitors to the region.A 265 Te Mata Road, Havelock NorthP 06 877 9400 | E [email protected] | redbarrelvineyards

Paritua HastingsWe make authentic, multi award winning wines grown and harvested from our single block vineyard in the acclaimed Bridge Pa Triangle wine district. Tasting by Appointment with Cellar Door opening soon, check website for details.

A 2112 Maraekakaho Road, Bridge Pa, HastingsP 06 874 9180 | E [email protected]

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Stonecroft HastingsStonecroft is a small, family owned winery making organic, Gimblett Gravels wines. We have the oldest Syrah vines in New Zealand and also make Viognier, Chardonnay, Gewurtraminer, Merlot/Cabernet blends and Zinfandel. We welcome picnickers and children.Open Summer: October - May. Friday to Sunday 11am - 4pm. At other times by appointment

A 121 Mere Road, HastingsP 06 879 9610 | E [email protected] www.stonecroft.co.nz | stonecroftwine

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Te Mata EstateA family-owned winery established in 1896, Te Mata Estate is situated in New Zealand’s only wine appellation with some of the oldest grape-growing sites in the country. Come and enjoy internationally recognized wines, grown and hand-harvested from our own Te Mata vineyards, at a Cellar Door that refl ects the distinctive Art Deco heritage of Hawke’s Bay. Open 7 days during summer. Private tours and tastings also available (bookings essential).

A 349 Te Mata Road, Havelock NorthP 0800 836 282 | E [email protected]

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Unison Vineyard & Cafe Hastings A handcrafted boutique family winery offering Cellar Door tastings, food and accommodation. A family friendly venue on the Gimblett Gravels with a play area and eatery at the Mediterranean style villa tasting room. Sit inside or out to taste small batch wines that delight. Winery tour available with reservation.

A 2163 State Highway 50, Hastings, RD5P 06 879 7913 | E [email protected] unisonvineyard

Trinity Hill HastingsSituated in the heart of the Gimblett Gravels wine growing district, visit our Cellar Door for a tasting of world class red and white wines. Stay a while and enjoy our architecturally designed winery and spacious gardens with a glass of award winning wine.Days – 7 days all year. Summer 10am - 5pm, winter 11am - 4pm.

A 2396 State Highway 50, RD 5, Hastings 4175P 06 879 7778 | E [email protected] | TrinityHillWines

Abbey Brewery HastingsLocated in Bridge Pa, Hastings, sits our 2,500 litre (20 BBL) Craft Brewery. Architecturally designed, the Brewery is our unique interpretation of a gothic abbey. Family owned and operated, we proudly make some of the best beer New Zealand has to offer. Beer Trays, Glasses, Bottles & Flagons available. Summer: 11am-5pm Daily. Spring & Autumn Thurs-Sunday 11-5 Winter – Saturday 11-4A 1769 Maraekakaho Rd, Bridge Pa, HastingsP 06 879 6171 | E [email protected]

GodsOwn Brewery HastingsThe Happy Yellow Caravan bar with safari tent, deck and hop garden. Micro brewery - Seasonal beer range - brew grain wood fi red pizza - brewery tours - beer farming practices - family friendly - casual rural setting - local wine and cider - event venue. Be led into temptation...Please refer to our facebook page for hours

A 3672 SH 50, Maraekakaho, HastingsP 027 931 1042 | E [email protected] | godsownbrewery

Zeffer Cider Co Hastings

Welcome to Zeffer – the home of real New Zealand cider crafted in sunny Hawke’s Bay by a few friends. We make premium craft cider with an antipodean twist and some important folk even say it’s amongst the best in the world. We’ve certainly collected a few awards along the way to vouch for its excellence.

Our story in fact began 10 years ago with our founders Sam and Hannah and the seed of an idea to craft a true New Zealand cider made from locally sourced apples. Equipped with an apple press and sheer determination, Sam turned his winemaking hands to producing our fi rst batch of cider. The fi rst drop was sold at the Matakana Markets to rave reviews and kickstarted a decade-long journey of cider crafting. Our cidermaking expeditions led us to our new home, cidery and taproom here in sunny Hawke’s Bay where you’ll fi nd Sam, Hannah and the rest of our team crafting and serving real, all-natural cider.

Come visit our new Taproom & Bar and try everything from our original Crisp Apple Cider and cult classic Apple Crumble Cider to limited seasonal releases. You can fi ll your own fl agon, send cider home to your door step or simply enjoy a fl ight of cider in the sun overlooking our (little) orchard.

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Summer: (Oct – April): 7 days, check our website for opening hours

Winter: Check our website for opening days and hours

A 1747 Korokipo Rd, Fernhill, RD3P +64 6 650 1836E [email protected] | zeffercider


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