Tairāwhiti Gisborne

North Island

Tairāwhiti Gisborne

Gets up before anyone else. A birthplace of the new. Off the track, hongi a local, share a brew. Kia Kaha!

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Historic Maori Church

First to see the light
  • OriginalLandmarks

4.5 25 reviews

Unfortunately due to the East Cape Lighthouse access being on private property & being recipients of devastating & unfortunate weather events...

Currently closed to the public

(Mount Hikurangi)

Maunga Hikurangi Experience

4.4 1 review

JOURNEY TO THE FIRST LIGHT

Going to the pictures at the Dome Cinema

One of the most photographed places on the East Cape. A century-old Anglican church stands on a promontory beside the ocean. You can’t miss this...

  • OriginalLandmarks

1.2 km return | 30 minutes return

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  • Observatories

Discover the wonders and science of the universe above

'Our Waka Hourua ‘Tairāwhiti’ is named after the Tairāwhiti Gisborne/East Coast area - the coast where the sun shines. ‘ Tairāwhiti’ follows...

Church at Waipiro Bay beach

Take the 6km drive down to the coast and one of the most scenic of all the isolated coastal settlements. Once a vibrant town with a movie theatre...

With rocky headlands at each end of the bay and a golden beach, Tokomaru Bay sprawls along 8kms of coastline. Toko is an ideal place for swimming...

Journey to the shores of New Zealand’s first encounters - Where heritage and history come to life

(Nga Taonga o Hinerupe)

Hinerupe Marae Experience

Authentic marae experiences in Te Araroa – the first place to see the sun rise in the world

CELLAR DOOR HOURS 9am-4pm Monday to Friday Closed Public Holidays The Harvest Cidery story began in 1989 when Brian and Irene Shanks...