Hokianga Tourism Association
A harbour with a history; guarded at the sea by sandbars and solid rock; a seascape of luminous dunes and tides.

It is a beautiful place. If you come by SH 12 from the south you travel through the ancient kauri forest of Waipoua, a stunning reminder of the depth and dignity of Northland’s native bush.

Hokianga was named after the celebrated Polynesian navigator Kupe, the founding father of Maori lore and leaver of legends and landscapes bearing names. The harbour starts at Arai Te Uru, ancestral mother of eleven sons, each a valley leading to the tidal stream, a gathering of rivers merging as a sweep of currents and flows of colour and form.
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Rural Tourism New Zealand
Kia Ora and welcome to the official website of Rural Tourism, New Zealand's largest Farmstay and specialised accommodation provider. Rural Tourism is focused on providing memorable holiday experiences and we look forward to making your New Zealand vacation one you will remember for the rest of your life.
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