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Whakatane, New Zealand
Located on the coast of New Zealand’s North Island, Whakatane is known as the sunshine capital of the country. From its golden beaches to stunning natural rainforests and bush areas, this semi-remote slice of paradise offers swimming with dolphins to kayaking, surfing, golfing, deep-sea fishing and trekking along an active volcano. ... Read more »
Whakatane Attractions
- White Island (Whakaari)
- Awakeri Hot Springs
- Otarawairere Beach
Whakatane Activities
- See the historic Maori pa sites (Maori settlements or forts)
- Admire the natural beauty of Whale Island by kayak
- Traverse the Nga Tapuwae O Toi bush track
Whakatane Climate
The climate in Whakatane is pleasantly temperate all year round, with the average temperature rarely falling below 15°C or rising above 28°C. This part of the country enjoys more hours of sunshine daily than anywhere else. Precipitation is light to moderate most of the year, with slightly heavier falls during the winter months.
Getting There & Around
The Whakatane Airport is serviced by several domestic flights daily from Auckland International Airport. Shuttle services and taxis from the airport are available for the journey into town. Alternately, Rotorua International Airport is approximately one hour’s drive away.
There’s a local bus service in Whakatane that runs to surrounding areas, and charter boats or helicopters are available for island tours. Taxis are available in town, but for maximum convenience, hiring a car is highly recommended.
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4 Stars$107
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