Kaitaia

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KAITAIA ACTIVITIES AND TRAVEL | Kaitaia Information

Kaitaia is a farming town in the Northland region of New Zealand, it is at the base of the Aupouri Peninsula, about 160 kilometres northwest of Whangarei.

In and around Kaitaia there are so many, experiences and attractions such as Horse treks, Quad bike rides, surfing, kayaking, kite surfing, flying, diving, fishing, game fishing, golf, and shooting. There is also a range of relaxing activities chill like touring a wide range of arts and craft sites or tasting some delicious wine at the Far North wineries. 

The climate most of the year is subtropical which makes Kaitaia the perfect adventure playground. The town is an initial point for tours to and along the famous 'Ninety Mile Beach' to Cape Reinga and is an excellent base for day outings in the area.

Kaitaia is a farming town; it busily supports sheep, cattle and dairy farming, vineyards, forestry, and fruit growing as well as widespread supply industries. Kaitaia is full of history, adventure, and sights to see.

Kaitaia History

Archaeological evidence proves the Far North was originally settled by Polynesian ancestors of the Maori, around 900 years ago. Kaitaia has a long history of Maori occupation and the region still remains a strong Maori heritage today with many interesting structures and sites. Originally the Maori village at Kaitaia was reached by canoe from Rangaunu Harbour via the Awanui River.

Main Towns in the Northland Region

Other Towns in the Northland Region