Visit a beautiful garden made for birds, bees and butterflies.    03 3050448

Come and see  the wide range of endemic plants and bird life specific to this area Tuku    03 3050351

The basalt columns at Ohiro Bay are one of the most popular attractions on the islands and are millions of years old.    027 7050073

Distinctive local artist inspired by the diverse and rugged Chatham and Pitt Island landscapes, scenery and way of life.    03 3050100

This is the place in Waitangi township to get all your local arts and crafts.    03 3050310

A trip to the Chathams is not complete without seafood. Tours, tastings and doorsales available. Owenga    03 3050572

The museum hosts a wide collection of local items, stories, relics and cultural items. Waitangi    03 3050033

Nestled between two headlands of limestone and only 300 metres long, ‘Contemplation Bay’ is aptly named. It is an awe-inspiring spot to behold and observe the full power of the sea. Contemplation Bay   

A rare opportunity to take a look behind the scenes at Go Wild Apiary. Learn about the fauna & flora of the region and what makes the Chatham Islands so unique to apiculture.   

Walk through regenerating Kopi forests to a lookout with spectacular views out over Petrie bay and the extensive sand dunes.   

Sacred, spiritual and mysterious, the tree carvings at Hāpūpū will intrigue and impress you. Hapupu   

How about 97,00 hectares of everything from towering basalt cliffs. volcanic peaks, rolling farmland, limestone outcrops and long sandy beaches?   

Lois Croon's art studio is nestled in the sheltered and beautiful Admiral Gardens, set within the stunning landscape of Admiral Farm and Lake Marakapia.    03 3050448

A picturesque bay, with sandy beaches, lots of endemic plant and birdlife and some very tasty takeaways are just a few of the experiences in Kaingaroa   

Enjoy a guided walk through dense native Chatham Island forest (over 100 years old) with locals John and Bridget Preece. Kopi Farm    027 2792797

We welcome all visitors and customers to come and have a look    03 3050024

Kōpinga Marae is the spiritual base for Hokotehi Moriori Trust, the mandated organisation representing the Moriori people.    03 3050450

Open by appointment only, but an absolute must see. Dating back to 1870 and built from local stone. Maunganui    03 3050 653

To stand on the first place in the world to greet the new day is a “bucket list” experience for many visitors. North Head, Pitt Island   

Nikau Bush Conservation Area contains 19 hectares of lowland broad-leaved forest on the north-western shore of Te Whanga Lagoon.   

Ocean Mail Scenic Reserve includes peat domes, wetlands and 4 kms of coastal dunes on the way to Kaingaroa   

Excite your senses with one of our scenic or fishing charters or both! Check out our fishing trips options, or come commercial crayfishing with us for a day.    03 3050 419

Often the highlight of the trip for many visitors. Ask your host how to organise a day trip to Pitt Island. Pitt Island   

The picturesque bay of Port Hutt is tucked away in a sheltered cove of Whangaroa Harbour on the western side of the Island.    03 3050 011

The River Onion Gallery is a unique, privately owned small business that offers art, clothing, coffee, a library, a beautiful garden, and merchandise. There is a Boardroom with a magnificent view which can be booked with or without catering.    033050605

Experience a seal colony and rookery up close in the 47 Hectare Point Munning Conservation Covenant.. Stunning scenery,    03 3050022

A surprising encounter is the relatively intact fuselage of the 1945 flying boat on the very remote farm of Jim and Sally Muirson at Kaiwhata, east of Kaingaroa.    03 3050022

Remnants of the old cemetery and the German Mission at Te Whakaru and nearby sites of several shipwrecks.    03 3050022

Built back in the early 1860s and recently restored, the Glory Cottage presides over Glory Bay.   

Tribute to the last known full Moriori, this statue is a must-visit for all travellers to the Chathams.   

Maori living with Moriori in the 1830s built a house from kauri timber salvaged from the beach.    03 3050366