Garth Wilson Jade offers a tour through his workshop so visitors can see how the pounamu is worked and learn about the history of the pounamu on the West Coast from a direct descendant of the original pounamu traders. Handle pounamu stones collected from different areas here on the West Coast, learn the history, the meaning of the shapes and, if desired, purchase an authentic piece of handcrafted pounamu.
The Tolaga Bay Inn is your gateway to the East Coast and has been providing warm hospitality for over...
The Bay of Islands is home to Taiamai Tours heritage journeys. Their interactive waka (traditional Māori war canoe) experience...
Learn about some of the customs and traditions (tikanga) when working with NZ native flax (harakeke) and make some...
Take an adventure and step back in time! Awesome Adventures Hokianga's experienced Māori Guides will take you back in...
Kura Gallery is passionate about supporting the growth of contemporary Māori art and design overseas and locally, with over...
Native Woodcraft is a 100% Kiwi-owned factory in Dannevirke, producing a range of nearly 300 handcrafted gifts and souvenirs...
Your Wilderness Jet is an exhilarating and spectacular journey deep into the heart of the world-renowned Mt Aspiring National...
Wanaka River Journeys is a unique half day wilderness jet boating adventure. See hanging glaciers, LOTR locations and ice...
