Whakaari White Island

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White Island (Whakaari) is an active volcano, situated 48 km from the coastal town, Whakatane. The island is the largest of the four islands in the Olive island chain..

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Moutohorā Whale Island

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Whale Island (Moutohora) is approximately 9.6kms from Whakatane. The  island is now completely free of the goats, rats, cats and rabbits which previously devastated native plants and animals. 

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Tauwhare Pa

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Tauwhare Pa is located next to Ohiwa Harbour at Ohope Beach, Whakatane. It is a must see Maori culture and history attraction. 

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Nga Tapuwae o Toi Walkways

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Nga Tapuwae o Toi visits three major scenic reserves and a historic reserve. The walkway passes through native and exotic forest, and along coastline and riverbank.

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Whakatane River Walk / Warren Cole Walkway & Cycleway

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Bordered by the Whakatane River on one side and bush-clad cliffs on the other, Whakatane's commercial centre must have one of the most scenic settings any town could wish for. 

Walk or cycle along the Warren Cole Walkway/Cycleway and take in the views. 

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Ohope Wharf

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The Port Ohope Wharf is a popular fishing spot and home to the Port Ohope Yacht Club. The provides access to the Ohiwa Harbour which is a popular location for recreational water activities including fishing, swimming, stand up paddle boarding.

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Ohope Scenic Reserve

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The Ohope Scenic Reserve includes one of the country's largest remaining coastal pohutukawa forests and has outstanding scenic and conservation values. During the summer flowering season, the reserve is ablaze with brilliant crimson flowers and the walk is a very special experience.

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Tarawera Falls

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Discover the Tarawera Falls with Google Street View. Take a virtual tour of the Tarawera Falls, surrounded by natural landscapes and forests, and lots of water. Plan your trip using Google Street View.

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