Situated just past Orewa on Auckland's North Shore, Wenderholm is one of the most beautiful regional parks in the area. Located between Puhoi and Waiwera Rivers, the park's headland enjoys picturesque views at every turn.
A quiet sandy beach has commanding views of the Hauraki Gulf while the pohutukawa trees overlooking the beach provides welcome shade during the hotter months.
The historic Couldrey House and Gardens is a Victorian-Edwardian family home that is open to the public from 1.00pm to 4.00pm for a modest $5 entrance fee.
A number of walking tracks lead from just past Couldrey House and are the best way to appreciate the setting. If you are short on time the Couldrey House Lookout walk takes fifteen minutes. The Te Akeake walk is a thirty minute trail, the Maungatauhoro Te Hikoi is a ninety minute walk, while the Perimeter walk will take about two and a half hours.
The park includes plenty of picnic tables, barbeque facilities, changing rooms, a boat ramp and a campsite.
Pedestrian access is open 24 hours.
Travel with Fullers360 on a 40-minute ferry ride from downtown Auckland. Cruise past Auckland's stunning coastlines and beautiful islands as you journey towards Waiheke Island.
Enjoy New Zealand's marine life up close in your 100% clear kayak while paddling through the Goat Island Marine Reserve.
Climb aboard a genuine America’s Cup yacht and set sail on the sparkling waters of Auckland’s Waitemata Harbor. No sailing experience required, you can take an active part or just enjoy the journey!
See the most iconic sights in Auckland with a small-group tour. Take in panoramic views of the city and its coastline from multiple outlooks.
Experience the beauty of Waiheke Island on a ferry ride from Auckland. See the local sights with a hop-on hop-off bus tour and discover breathtaking vineyards, beaches, and seaside villages as you explore.
Take a shuttle to or from Auckland International or Domestic Airport to your Auckland CBD hotel or passenger terminal. Skip the hassle of public transportation with a pre-booked transfer.
This tour of Auckland takes you to the most beautiful places of this gorgeous city: spectacular ocean views, volcanoes, rainforest and black and white sand beaches.
Visit Auckland Museum and learn about the stories of New Zealand and its cultural heritage and special exhibitions. Enjoy a coffee at Tuitui Museum Bistro and Café, and explore the museum store.
Treat yourself to a unique combination of sailing and dining with a dinner cruise on Waitemata Harbour. Enjoy a delicious set menu of New Zealand fare while taking in wonderful views of the city.
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