New Zealand

Hawke's Bay

Introducing

Hawke's Bay is a stunning region located on the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island, known for its world-class wineries, Art Deco architecture, and stunning coastal scenery. The region’s fertile soil and warm climate make it ideal for viticulture, and it is home to some of New Zealand’s best-known wineries.

The Napier and Hastings cities are famous for their Art Deco architecture, a result of the rebuilding efforts following the 1931 earthquake. Visitors can explore the unique architectural styles on guided tours or simply walk through the city streets.

Hawke's Bay is renowned for its wineries, many of which offer tours and tastings. The most notable wineries include Te Mata Estate, Craggy Range, and Church Road Winery. These wineries offer exceptional wines, stunning views, and gourmet dining experiences.

The region’s breathtaking coastal scenery, with long stretches of beaches such as Ocean Beach, Waimarama Beach, and Westshore Beach. These beaches are ideal for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing.

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the Cape Kidnappers and the Gannet Colony, which offers stunning views and opportunities to see the gannets up close. The Hawke’s Bay Trails network provides excellent opportunities for cycling, walking, and exploring the region’s diverse landscapes.