Guidebook for Auckland
Food Scene
Amazing vineyard and brewery and a great place to go have a meal and admire the beautiful estate!
60 recommandé par les habitants
Domaine de Tantalus
72 Onetangi RoadAmazing vineyard and brewery and a great place to go have a meal and admire the beautiful estate!
A relaxed place to go to enjoy the great view! Great for lunch or dinner. Also has a bus that runs from Matiatia ferry, so easy to get there or only a short ride by Taxi form ours!
27 recommandé par les habitants
Batch Winery
129 Carsons RdA relaxed place to go to enjoy the great view! Great for lunch or dinner. Also has a bus that runs from Matiatia ferry, so easy to get there or only a short ride by Taxi form ours!
Great place to go buy local oysters, a lot cheaper than you will find them in the restaurants! Take them back to Rocky Bay and have them next to the ocean!
13 recommandé par les habitants
Te Matuku Bay Oysters
13 Belgium StGreat place to go buy local oysters, a lot cheaper than you will find them in the restaurants! Take them back to Rocky Bay and have them next to the ocean!
Great place to spend an afternoon! Not a big lunch place but they do platters and wine :)
60 recommandé par les habitants
Man O' War Vineyards
725 Man O War Bay RdGreat place to spend an afternoon! Not a big lunch place but they do platters and wine :)
The Annex
21 B Belgium StGREAT COFFEE! cute place that also sell light snacks
Parks & Nature
Lovely walkway that takes you through native bush to Kauakarau Bay. If you turn left at top of drive, walk about 100m you will see track.
Kaukarau Forest Res
Lovely walkway that takes you through native bush to Kauakarau Bay. If you turn left at top of drive, walk about 100m you will see track.
Rocky Bay is a lovely spot to spend an afternoon. Make sure you bring snacks and water as local cafe is not always open. If you part up after the boat shed (a little further down the beach) you will find a nice swimming spot :)
9 recommandé par les habitants
Rocky Bay (Whakanewha Bay)
Rocky Bay is a lovely spot to spend an afternoon. Make sure you bring snacks and water as local cafe is not always open. If you part up after the boat shed (a little further down the beach) you will find a nice swimming spot :)
Stony Batter on Waiheke Island features gun sites and other impressive remains that date back to World War II. The tunnels at Stony Batter Historic Reserve are currently closed to the public for safety reasons. The rest of the reserve remains open to the public to walk through and enjoy.
23 recommandé par les habitants
Stony Batter Historic Reserve
Stony Batter on Waiheke Island features gun sites and other impressive remains that date back to World War II. The tunnels at Stony Batter Historic Reserve are currently closed to the public for safety reasons. The rest of the reserve remains open to the public to walk through and enjoy.
Hekerua Bay is one of the more secluded of Waiheke's northern bays, being only accessible by foot or boat. A track to it can be found at adjacent Sandy Bay, or walkers can access it down the leafy paper road known as Te Aroha Ave, the entry of which is on Karaka Rd. There is also a sealed path called the Zig Zag path down to the beach from the corner of Queens Drive and Goodwin Place. The top of the path is easily identifiable by the letterboxes.
The beach is mainly pebbly, and has a large rocky outcrop in the center at low tide, which larger boats should keep an eye out for if they want to land here.
Hekerua Bay
Hekerua Bay is one of the more secluded of Waiheke's northern bays, being only accessible by foot or boat. A track to it can be found at adjacent Sandy Bay, or walkers can access it down the leafy paper road known as Te Aroha Ave, the entry of which is on Karaka Rd. There is also a sealed path called the Zig Zag path down to the beach from the corner of Queens Drive and Goodwin Place. The top of the path is easily identifiable by the letterboxes.
The beach is mainly pebbly, and has a large rocky outcrop in the center at low tide, which larger boats should keep an eye out for if they want to land here.
Shopping
Oneroa is the most developed suburb on the island and a great place to go for lunch, a drink or a look through local shops.
30 recommandé par les habitants
Oneroa
Oneroa is the most developed suburb on the island and a great place to go for lunch, a drink or a look through local shops.
Great deli that sells more than the local supermarket (Countdown) go here for lovely local goodies :)
25 recommandé par les habitants
RAW at Waiheke - Fresh Fruit & Vege Market
4 Putiki RdGreat deli that sells more than the local supermarket (Countdown) go here for lovely local goodies :)
Essentials
Waiheke Countdown
19 Belgium StWaiheke Laundry & Drycleaning Services
14 Belgium StEntertainment & Activities
EcoZip Adventures
150 Trig Hill RdGetting Around
Waiheke Rental Cars
6 Ocean View Rd