Great Barrier Island

A general guide for visitors to Aotea Great Barrier Island which is 93km north east of Auckland and a popular destination for visitors to New Zealand.

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Walking Tracks
Surf Reports
Boating Conditions
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Upcoming Events

Facilities:
Airfields
Barbecues
Boat Ramps
Department of Conservation Campgrounds
Emergency Services
Medical Facilities
Sports & Social Clubs
Parks & Reserves
Playgrounds
Public Telephones & Toilets

All mapped with driving directions from your location via fine GPS positioning or fixed locations.

Visitors to Great Barrier Island can expect long sandy beaches, windswept dunes and secluded bays which offer some of the best diving and fishing in the country.

Inland there are several large and biologically diverse wetlands as well as second and old growth kauri forests.

Almost 60% of the island is nature reserve managed by The Department of Conservation which provides well maintained walking tracks and camp grounds.

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