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Thread ID: 125475 2012-07-01 09:19:00 What to do in Whangarei?? stu161204 (123) PC World Chat
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1285012 2012-07-01 09:19:00 In a few days we are heading up to Whangarei for 4 days.

I am looking for any suggestions on what to do there?

Also I am hoping to do a horse trek while I am up there, has anyone done a horse trek in Whangarei?
stu161204 (123)
1285013 2012-07-01 09:31:00 If you are into horse trekking and are around the Wairarapa give me a PM and I will put you onto a great spot for it. Does involve quite a drive though but well worth it. mikebartnz (21)
1285014 2012-07-01 09:35:00 Lock the car doors, keep em locked.

Get your mum to put her wallet in her pocket and not in her handbag.

Eat at KFC to experience the local culture.
Metla (12)
1285015 2012-07-01 09:37:00 If you are into horse trekking and are around the Wairarapa give me a PM and I will put you onto a great spot for it. Does involve quite a drive though but well worth it.

I'll say, It would take about 11 hours......
Metla (12)
1285016 2012-07-01 09:43:00 http://www.whangareinz.com/
:)
Trev (427)
1285017 2012-07-01 09:51:00 ...Eat at KFC to experience the local culture.

Get a pint at the Tikipunga Tavern, that will be a 'cultural experience' and a half.
pine-o-cleen (2955)
1285018 2012-07-01 09:58:00 Only thing I've ever wanted to do in Whangarei is leave :P inphinity (7274)
1285019 2012-07-01 10:57:00 And stay out! :D CYaBro (73)
1285020 2012-07-01 11:30:00 Grew up there a little - Mainly coastal beaches and walk tracks, and one way streets in the city if still present. Visitors generally visit the heads and the Tutukaka coast during summer. Even just driving around has, I believe has great coastal views. Glenbervie (www.zoodle.co.nz) when entering TK coastal road, - should see miles of ancient rock wall along the paddocks/orchards/life style blocks, now has an playground forest. (adventureforest.co.nz) Also the water falls. City centre is a bit compact, look for the large outdoor chess pieces, and cafes, nature/history walks, trails, etc along the water front.

Binoculars come in handy, e.g for viewing the sand spit at Ngunguru beach/river, of which the actual bay is behind it - which has a expansive view when viewed from a little lookout/hill further up the road. Similar for the Whangarei heads, "the nook", tracks to smugglers bay, etc, across to marsden point and bream bay.
kahawai chaser (3545)
1285021 2012-07-01 20:52:00 Visit CYaBro at work gary67 (56)
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