Guidebook for Whitianga
Food Scene
They have good food and a great view over the childrens playground and the wharf. Lots of activity to watch.
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The Espy Cafe
10 The EsplanadeThey have good food and a great view over the childrens playground and the wharf. Lots of activity to watch.
Drinks & Nightlife
Grace O'Malleys Irish Inn
9 The EsplanadeFamily friendly with lovely views across the estuary.
Parks & Nature
Cathedral Cove's naturally formed arch is a must see for anyone visiting Coromandel Peninsula
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Te Whanganui-A-Hei Marine Reserve
Cathedral Cove's naturally formed arch is a must see for anyone visiting Coromandel Peninsula
The 309 Road has a number of places of interest. The beautiful Waiau Kauri Grove, an easy walk to a waterfall where you can swim or the swimming hole at Egans Park. There is also The Waterworks which is a great day out for the kids. You can stop and see the wild pigs and maybe even have the chance for a cuddle with a piglet
The 309 Road
The 309 RoadThe 309 Road has a number of places of interest. The beautiful Waiau Kauri Grove, an easy walk to a waterfall where you can swim or the swimming hole at Egans Park. There is also The Waterworks which is a great day out for the kids. You can stop and see the wild pigs and maybe even have the chance for a cuddle with a piglet
Essentials
Whitianga Countdown
24 Joan Gaskell DrEverything Else
The Lost Spring Thermal Spa and Resort is a great place to unwind at the end of a day exploring. Have a cocktail in the pool and enjoy the abience of the subtropical environment. Note: no children under 14
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The Lost Spring
121A Cook DrThe Lost Spring Thermal Spa and Resort is a great place to unwind at the end of a day exploring. Have a cocktail in the pool and enjoy the abience of the subtropical environment. Note: no children under 14
Arts & Culture
Find out about the early history of Whitianga from the Kauri and flax milling to gold and gum diggers
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Museum Building
11 The EsplanadeFind out about the early history of Whitianga from the Kauri and flax milling to gold and gum diggers