Charlie’s guidebook

Charlie
Charlie’s guidebook

Food scene

Open on a Friday, a unique little place to have a drink or food.
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Jester House Café
320 Aporo Rd
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Open on a Friday, a unique little place to have a drink or food.
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Toad Hall
502 High St S
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The Smoking Barrel
105 High St
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Java Hut Coffee
84B Aranui Rd
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Nahm
322 Wakefield Quay
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Burger Culture
279 Trafalgar St
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City/town information

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Nelson
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Market

Great Market to find great local produce, crafts and products. Its the place to be on a Saturday morning.
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Nelson Saturday Market
23 Halifax St
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Great Market to find great local produce, crafts and products. Its the place to be on a Saturday morning.

Winery

Great food and wine
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Moutere Hills Vineyard
42 Eggers Road
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Great food and wine

Beaches

Rabbit Island is a safe and scenic beach. Originally formed approximately 7000 years ago when a series of barrier islands developed near the mouth of the Waimea River, Rabbit Island is the largest of three sandy islands in the Waimea Estuary. A local favourite all year round, you’ll often find families, couples and groups of friends enjoying the BBQ facilities and picnic areas that backdrop the beach and cover the reserve. The 13km beach is connected with the Mapua Village by a cycle ferry, which transports cyclists travelling on Tasman’s Great Taste Trail to the next point in their journey. The bridge that connects Rabbit Island with the mainland offers a range of sightseeing pleasures for those travelling along the trail, and sightings of the diverse birdlife that play in the peppercress bushes of the estuary are not uncommon.
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Rabbit Island
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Rabbit Island is a safe and scenic beach. Originally formed approximately 7000 years ago when a series of barrier islands developed near the mouth of the Waimea River, Rabbit Island is the largest of three sandy islands in the Waimea Estuary. A local favourite all year round, you’ll often find families, couples and groups of friends enjoying the BBQ facilities and picnic areas that backdrop the beach and cover the reserve. The 13km beach is connected with the Mapua Village by a cycle ferry, which transports cyclists travelling on Tasman’s Great Taste Trail to the next point in their journey. The bridge that connects Rabbit Island with the mainland offers a range of sightseeing pleasures for those travelling along the trail, and sightings of the diverse birdlife that play in the peppercress bushes of the estuary are not uncommon.

Local Attraction

At the mouth of the vast Waimea Estuary the Mapua Wharf is home to a vibrant collection of restaurants, cafe's, galleries, stores and attractions. Eat fish and chips on the wharf, hire a bike and catch the ferry over to Rabbit Island or browse amongst the unique stores showcasing local artisans and quality goods.
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Mapua höfn
8 Aranui Rd
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At the mouth of the vast Waimea Estuary the Mapua Wharf is home to a vibrant collection of restaurants, cafe's, galleries, stores and attractions. Eat fish and chips on the wharf, hire a bike and catch the ferry over to Rabbit Island or browse amongst the unique stores showcasing local artisans and quality goods.
Nelson Speedway
123 Lansdowne Rd

Sightseeing

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Kaiteriteri
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