Wairarapa

Facts about Wairarapa New Zealand accommodation transport and tours

Essentially rural with off-the beaten-track charm, Wairarapa promises a diverse experience for those who appreciate great wine, gourmet food, astonishing wildlife and natural beauty. Rolling vineyards, acres of apple orchards, fields of lavender, olive groves, heritage museums and quaint historic towns combine to make Wairarapa an appealing destination.

Cape Palliser

Complete with lighthouse, is the southernmost point of the North Island. Highlights include a large breeding colony of New Zealand fur seals and Maori occupation sites dating from the 12th century.

Martinborough Wine Village

Approximately 30 wineries surround Martinborough's charming village square, creating a unique 'walk the wineries' experience. You can sample premium wines without the need to drive.

Castlepoint

An hour's drive east from Masterton, Castlepoint beach is a great day trip. Walk the boardwalk to the lighthouse or enjoy a longer walk through the scenic reserve to Castle Rock, named by Captain Cook in 1770.

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