A small, captivating museum showcasing Maori culture and history in the heart of Northland.
Famous for its traditional Maori breakfast and warm, welcoming atmosphere.
Known for its authentic hangi meals, cooked in traditional earth ovens.
Offers a unique dining experience with stunning lake views and Maori-inspired cuisine.
Immerse yourself in Maori culture and history at this beautifully preserved museum.
Experience a magical boat ride through stunning caves illuminated by thousands of glowworms.
Savor local cuisine and shop for unique Maori crafts at this vibrant night market.
Crafted from sacred pounamu stone, these carvings represent Maori ancestral spirits and are symbols of strength and status.
Intricately woven using harakeke (flax) or other natural materials, these textiles tell stories of Maori ancestors and cultural heritage.
Hei tiki pendants are iconic Maori necklaces, often featuring a stylized human figure, symbolizing fertility, safety, and good health.
Kopuora has unpredictable weather, a jacket will keep you dry during sudden showers.
Exploring the museum and its surroundings involves a lot of walking.
Useful for keeping your devices charged while exploring the museum and its surroundings.
Cornmeal dough pockets stuffed with cheese, often served with avocado and beans.
A hearty dish of shredded beef, black beans, plantains, and cheese.
Sweet corn pancakes filled with fresh cheese, often served with a side of ham.
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