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Take an evening stroll at this
small seaside holiday town
and soak up the relaxed atmosphere. Home to Opo the dolphin and
only a short distance to the Hokianga Heads where at high tied the blow hole roars.
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| Opo
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Opo the friendly Dolphin, in 1955-56
gave lots of joy to many children by letting them ride on his back.
Sadly after being given protection by law
Opo was killed. Sculptor Russell Clark gifted
a status of Opo and a Child in his memory. |
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| Hills of Sand
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Stroll the many fabulous coastal walks,
including the Signal Station Walk with awesome views
of the sand dunes that lead all the way to the Hokianga Heads. |
| Crafts a Plenty
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Capture the culture of the area
by visiting the many craft shops, Like Mamaku.
Visit the Labyrinth Woodworks, Boat Shed Cafe and Crafts. |
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| Kohu Ra Tuarua
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Leave the driving to the Captain.
Cruise across the scenic Hokianga Harbour from Rawene to Kohukohu saving Miles of travel,
just a 15 minute cruise.
OR Day Cruise on Alma.
Built 1902, step back in time,
relax cruising aboard Historic Scow, Alma.
Alma is a 78 ft long x 26ft wide.
Shallow draft enables her to explore the upper reaches of the
Hokianga River. |
| Adventures
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The Opononi Shore's and the
Hokianga Harbour is an ideal place for Kayaking, fishing,
swimming and boating. Even Horse treks, guided tours and hunts. |
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| The Kauri
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Well maintained tracks give access to
the well known giants of the forest.
Walks to the 1400 year old Tane Mahuta and the 2000 year old Te Matua Ngahere
are some of these great adventures back to Nature.
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