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I A D A D Gardens & Visitors Centre open 7 days A R T M O R 73 Motel Road, Tutukaka, Whangarei M A J C Above and below the water, a complete 10 Whangarei Art Museum O R U Y O N Y 9am to 5pm E N R Email [email protected] S A B A R D marine and nature reserve, with biodiversity W R K G D N H O 11 Claphams National Clock Museum AU A A N 19 www.pacificrendezvous.co.nz E V A P S U and wildlife that will add meaningfulness to D 37a Russell Road A D I L T O L R B Whangarei 12 Reyburn House E I your day. 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See exhibitions in The Yvonne Rust S L F I Kauri Park on a romantic get-away or an action packed Gallery and buy local quality handcrafted L E subtropica I l L D products in the Co-Op Shop. Enjoy a stroll ous H QUARRY R adventure holiday. Ocean’s is your place to e D D org N D R ens R W A 18 g rd RO w stay, meet & greet, eat, celebrate and relax. through the art filled grounds with a coffee ga E R EY alk e LIN T A LL in th O UI VA D Our friendly team will make you feel at home S I A A from the boutique on-site Studio Café. A N E A O t tops P D ree W E T AR R and looked after. A A 1 U A P R R N W O E E K R W Site/Gallery/Shop: Open 7 days 9:30am – 4:30pm | Café: Open Tue – Sat 10am – 2pm V A A A A H H Marina Road, Tutukaka RD3, Whangarei R W V S Kensington D A 21 Selwyn Ave, Whangarei, Ph: 09 438 1215 | [email protected] E IN FREEPHONE Phone: 09 470 2290 Whangarei R A www.diving.co.nz M E Quarry Gardens O Email: [email protected] Kensington R www.aperfectday.co.nz www.quarryarts.org A Marina Road, Tutukaka, Whangarei, NZ – +64 9 434 3867 www.oceansresorthotel.co.nz Park Primecare 0800 288 882 R K O L ENSIN A L GT R E R ON A D D VENU A U SS O E K O A R A D L M N L central L I I KIWI NORTH O X U O M Overlooking Tutukaka Marina, R P N S T Kiwi House, Museum & Heritage Park MAN O T S O Schnappa Rock is a unique fale A R E E N S D D E T T style restaurant & bar. The perfect A A O V E R venue for post-dive drinks & D N L E L V A U I I dining, a romantic meal, quiet OL M R O CHO E M b R S D tain iking E A drink, family or work celebration. E A un S V LAN E IR o I M TR E whangarei A A m V R U N A D H R At Schnappa Rock, we take D S Mair E E C V U amic v S r ie Y L E Park o w n pride in using local produce and IL S R Parihaka a s E H O M p H O N O f the city B providing a pacific orientated K Scenic o B N RTL S I A A T S R W T N T Reserve E eating experience. 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