East Cape Lighthouse
This iconic Lighthouse sits on the easternmost point of New Zealand and is absolute magic at sunrise
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From central Gisborne to the top of the East Coast
Dotted along State Highway 35 and throughout rural backcountry, Tairāwhiti is filled with hidden gems and unique East Coast experiences.
A beach hopping paradise, come for a surfing safari or road trip along the iconic State Highway 35, or head inland for a picnic at the stunning Rere Falls or enjoy a natural adrenaline rush at Rere Rockslide.
Explore the world-class Tupapa Heritage Trail for a self-guided walking tour of the region’s history and culture or hop on a bike to explore the epic Motu Trails.
Tairāwhiti is also the first in the world to see the sunrise each day with plenty of spectacular spots to watch the dawning of a new day here in the land of the first light.
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Tolaga Bay Wharf
A Category One Heritage NZ Site and one of the top 100 historic sites to visit in the country
Te Maro Sculpture
Culture, history, and stunning views make this a definite hotspot
Rere Falls
One of the most charming waterfalls in New Zealand, Rere Falls, surrounded by farmland, is located on the Wharekopae River
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Te Pourewa
Traditional Māori art form highlighting dual heritage and shared future of Aotearoa New Zealand
Te Waha o Rerekohu
Over 600 years old, this is the largest pōhutukawa tree in New Zealand
Eastwoodhill Arboretum
Our National Arboretum encompasses over 131 hectares of exotic and native trees, shrubs and climber plantings
Tokomaru Bay Wharf
Enjoy a historic wharf in a beautiful location
