Waitangi Treaty Grounds
The Waitangi Treaty Grounds is New Zealand's most significant historic site.
The Treaty of Waitangi, signed on February 6th 1840 between Maori chiefs and the British Crown became the basis for life in New Zealand as we know it today.
This unique and distinctive location is considered a 'must see' destination.
The Treaty Grounds are set in extensive park-like grounds, with abundant native bird life, heritage trees and stunning sea views of the Bay of Islands.
We offer daily:
60 minute Guided tours with our knowledgeable passionate local guides. We are steeped in history and open to much interpretation so this option is highly recommended.
30 minute Maori Cultural performances by our resident dance troop.
Combined product packages are also available daily
Attractions include:
The Treaty House
Fully carved Maori Meeting House - Te Whare Runanga
One of the worlds largest ceremonial war canoes
Audio visual shows
Artifacts gallery
Quality souvenir shopping
Waikokopu Café - fully licensed, with incredible edibles and seriously good coffee
Garden tours
Mangrove boardwalk
Guided bush walks
Superb outdoor dining options
Evening cultural performances
Additional group options may include - powhiri (maori welcome), or activities such as flax weaving or learning a waiata (song)
Tailor-made educational tours to suit individual group needs
Ecotours - horse trekking, kayaking, walking
Our enthusiastic staff will create a memorable visit for your clients at Waitangi.
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