Murupara Golf Club

Muriwai is a loved and honoured ancestress of the Mataatua tribes whose mana has endured down the centuries.

This bronze statue atop Turuturu Rock lies at the mouth of the Whakatāne River and commemorates the bravery of Wairaka.

An innovative two and three-dimensional artist with a unique and dynamic approach to art.

Te Papaka pa is rich in Ngāti Awa history. From the summit, a magnificent panorama landward and seaward avails. Nowadays the site is no longer inhabited but is open to sightseers.  

Otuawhaki has great importance for Ngāti Awa as a fishing ground and place of learning.

Situated on the shore of the lake, with a flying fox and all sorts of other fun things for the kids to discover.

This mural is a collaboration with Ushy Ushy from the Cook Islands and is about the migration of the waka from the Cook Islands to the Bay of Plenty, and keeping the connection alive between all of us. 

Te Wairere Falls is a sacred landmark to all of Mataatua. One of the most beautiful and historically significant places in Whakatāne.