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10 Reviews Every Saturday morning 8.00am - 1.00pm, the Island holds a community market at the RSA in Ostend. Lots of gifts, arts and crafts, second-hand goods, and even entertainment, organic produce, books,...
Waiheke Says: A One Day Self Drive Tour of Waiheke Island - Waiheke is an Island that has awesome coastal scenery, numerous north-facing sandy beaches, historic defence...
Stoney Batter - Old WW II Gun Emplacement
kiwigal_1 Says: Stoney Batter got is name through a combination of the andesite boulders scattered in the area and the Gun Battery that was located here during World War Two....
kiwigal_1 Says: Waiheke Golf Course is open to the general public for a round of golf for $20. The golf course is quite natural and probably not the best of standards but...
kiwigal_1 Says: Waiheke has a large number of vineyards that offer wine tasting. You could come across for the annual Waiheke Wine Festival or you could take one of the set...
Dodo22 Says: The eastern end of Waiheke Island is where you can find Stony Batter - it gots its name from some unusual rock formations deposited as a result of volcanic...
abbythecat Says: Waiheke Island is full of tracks or trails through the native bush, above the coast, or on the beaches. The best thing to do here is relax and tune in to the...
leffe3 Says: Follow the coastal path (not the signposted one) towards Sandy Bay - the name speaks for itself and explains why few people bother with Hekerua (thankfully!)....
kiwigal_1 Says: Onetangi Beach is one of the main beaches on Waiheke Island. It is quite a nice beach and is safe for children to swim in. It can also be good for snorkeling...
Morepork Says: Soo many small bays & inlets.Lots of vineyards & wine.
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Soo many small bays & inlets.Lots of vineyards & wine.
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Q: Hi can someone tell me if the hotel is still there, Sorry I've forgotten the name it was down from the strand hotel when I was...
A: Not sure which one you mean but there is a Sands there http://www.thesandswaiheke.co.nz/ but I'm not sure that's from 1995. And there's the Onetangi Beach Apartments...
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Waiheke is a special mix of artists, environmentalists, capitalists and vintners, escapists, beneficiaries, and of course mainland holidaymakers. Most trying to get away from something, although at......
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Only 35 minutes by ferry from Auckland, Waiheke Island is a completely different world. Putting it simply - stunningly beautiful. It supports some 8000 souls and is approx 95kms square. Inhabitants...
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Waiheke Island is only 35 mins from downtown Auckland by ferry and is a must see place if you have some time to spend in Auckland and surrounds. In the past it was a very rural and some considered,...
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I've got some interesting experiences in Waiheke Island. I'd love to share with you the 2 tips I've written, the 10 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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Waiheke Island is an island in the Hauraki Gulf in the outer edge of Auckland Harbour. The island is home to about 10,000 Aucklanders with the population concentrated on the left hand side of the...
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