YOUR GUIDE TO 3 DAYS IN GISBORNE
Make the most of your time in Gisborne - here's our list of all the top things to see and do.
Journey into the enchanted green world that surrounds beautiful Lake Waikaremoana.
Trace the shoreline of Lake Waikaremoana, the sea of rippling waters, through giant podocarp rainforest, remote beaches and rugged mountains with stunning views.
- Walk in Te Urewera, the home and ancestor of the Tūhoe people, the first natural feature to be recognised in New Zealand law as a legal entity in its own right, and learn the cultural and spiritual history of the area.
- Incredible views from Panekire Bluff.
- The spectacular Korokoro Falls drop off a sheer cliff amidst rainforest.
- An ancient mountain range of lakes, valleys and peaks formed by landslides and storms.
- Walk in Te Urewera, the home and ancestor of the Tūhoe people, the first natural feature to be recognised in New Zealand law as a legal entity in its own right, and learn the cultural and spiritual history of the area.
- Incredible views from Panekire Bluff.
- The spectacular Korokoro Falls drop off a sheer cliff amidst rainforest.
- An ancient mountain range of lakes, valleys and peaks formed by landslides and storms.
Location
Address:
Waikaremoana
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
155km's from Gisborne, 58km's from Wairoa
Parking:
Parking available onsite
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