Te Tira Hou (New Generation)

A popular spot known to locals as 'The Heads' where the Whakatāne River meets the sea.

A shared-use track that includes an optional overnight stop at a historic hut and amazing views from the top of the Moerangi saddle.

Explore the internationally-acclaimed Whirinaki rainforest with the pioneers of eco-tourism in this region.

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

'The Cougar' departs daily from the Ōhope Wharf to take you on your fishing adventure. A great day out for families, or just a group of mates.

Te Kura Whare is New Zealand’s first living building. It embodies Tūhoe and Tūhoetana values of respect for nature and whenua, inspired by the unity of people.

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

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.