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Diane Krippner provides Guide Drawings Readings Spiritual Counseling Reiki Kinesiology Meditation and Healing Classes are EVERY Wednesday. please BOOK. The Detox footbaths will be available every day, these units create negative ions which assist the body in ridding itself of free radicals, Candida, viruses and toxins. Inside the shop you will find incense, Sacred space candles, Soy melts, pre-loved books, Chakra and Reiki art, Angel art, gift cards and wands. Special events and workshops will be held monthly on Tuesdays. For enquiries phone Diane 027 7874 998

Visit Okarito helps visitors find out what there is to see and do and where to stay in Okarito, South Westland.

One of the oldest buildings on the South Island, with new life breathed right back into it

If you want to learn how to create & design your very own bone carving, then you're just a phone call or email away. Jim Taranaki has been carving for 17 years and his work is as beautiful as it is unique. Inspired by his Maori roots, Jim's work embraces the richness of Maori symbolism combined with a distinctive modernism. Jim's teaching methodology is equally unique. He gives every student the freedom to design their own piece then guides you through the cutting, shaping & filing process until your piece is finished. All the bone carving is done in Jim and his wife Charlotte's home studio which looks over the Hokianga Harbour. If you're staying at a hostel or backpackers, he will pick you up at around 9am & drop you back when you have finished (there is no time limit to how long it's going to take to do your bone carving). All you need to do is relax & enjoy the Taranaki hospitality as you're working on your very own special bone carving. (Lunch is provided) Over lunch listen to Maori Myths & Legends.

Situated within the beautiful Bay of Islands on the sunny east coast of New Zealand’s North Island, Omata Estate is a haven of distinction and indulgent tranquility, producing glorious wines an

Open for everyone to enjoy, and just a boat ride from Whangarei city or a short paddle from the suburb of Onerahi, community input has transformed Matakohe-Limestone Island from degraded pasture into a regenerating forest habitat – 155,000 trees planted and counting. Mammalian predators have been eradicated from the island, meaning this ‘new’ forest is now a safe home for a growing variety of threatened native fauna that have been re-introduced, including kiwi, banded rail, New Zealand dotterel, moko skink and forest gecko. The island is also the site of Matakohe pa and once extensive kumara gardens, as well as the impressive ruins of one of Whangarei's earliest industrial sites - the Limestone Island cement works, founded in 1856. Restoration efforts are coordinated by members of the community, the Friends of Matakohe–Limestone Island Society (FOMLI), in partnership with Whangarei District Council, made possible thanks to the support of numerous partners and sponsors such as Golden Bay Cement.

Beach-front quality accommodation on Waiheke

E Cycles NZ - Waiheke Electric Bicycle Hire and Sales. Hire a modern electric bike and ride with pleasure, not effort. Breath the fresh air. See more. Do more, Experience more. Go further and have fun doing it. Our bikes are also available for purchase (new or used).

A unique venue offering a cafe, fun activities and brewery, set amongst the magic of a beautiful Waiheke vineyard. The cafe features fresh local produce including gourmet platters, pizzas and burgers. Try your hand at archery, laser claybird shooting or enjoy a game of petanque and giant chess amongst the vines. Taste wines from our Topknot Hill Vineyard or beers from Waiheke Island Brewery located on site or relax with a glass or two on the deck while the kids have fun in the playground. Sample award winning olive oils, sauces & chutneys in the 'Taste Waiheke Area' which also showcases the island’s largest range of local products, arts and crafts.

* Spacious, comfortable holiday house * Breathtaking views * 10 minutes beach walk to wharf, hotel, shop and "I" Site * Comfortable beds Hop, skip or jump across the road to fish, kayak, swim or explore the shoreline from this sea shore, comfortable and unique home away from home. Alternatively stretch out on the couch with a good wine and indulge in the breathtaking seascape and dramatic shifting colours on the golden sand mountains across the harbour. You may spot Orca whales, or dolphins. Use the telescope to spot the famous Maori Pou (totem) which guards the harbour! If you tire of watching sea and sands, walk along to the waterfront Opononi Hotel and wharf. Have a bar meal and a beer and meet the local characters. For those who prefer to cook at home, organic herbs, seasonal fruit and vegetables are in the garden. The house is spacious and although furnished for adults, children are welcome. Just ask! MUST DO's: # Cross the harbour by water taxi for an exhilirating dune buggy ride, exploring magnificent canyons and sand sculptures or go sliding down the dunes. # Visit the ancient kauri tree giants by day or the glow worms by night. # Drive out to the harbour heads to see the pounding surf or enjoy the tidal rock pools # Follow the Hokianga artisan trail and have the best coffee in Northland at Morrell's Cafe, Waimamaku. # Soak in the healing natural waters of Ngawha Springs less than 1 hr away.

The Kiwi Beach House offers beautiful beachfront accommodation with magnificent views of White Island, Whale Island, and all along the Bay of Plenty coast. A fine example of classic Kiwi coastline stretching for miles combined with a region rich in Maori heritage. The Kiwi Beach House is a truly unforgettable experience of 'real' New Zealand and an ideal holiday and fishing destination all year round.