Kāpū-te-rangi (Pā of Toi)

Pohaturoa rock is an important landmark to all members of the Whakatāne community

Painted as part of the Chorus Cabinet Art programme by Shane Walker, you'll find this mural near the Whakatāne riverfront.

Heritage and agricultural displays, plus 100-year-old grocery and hardware store.

Five minutes from Whakatāne, this championship course offers a great golf experience and is one of the finest golf courses in the Bay of Plenty.

The western end of Ōhope Beach - commonly just called West End - is the most popular part of the beach.

The gardens comprise rose gardens, a formal entrance, scented garden and areas for bulbs, shrubs and perennials. 

"I love to wrap images around cabinets where they are seen from all sides"

Te Toka o Irakewa is one of three landmarks that Toroa was told to look for by his father Irakewa when the Mataatua canoe journeyed to Kakahoroa.