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Bay of Islands Where to Eat and Drink How to Get Here Walking Russell Brochure.qxp_Layout 1 30/10/17 2:01 PM Page 1 How to get here Where to eat and drink Walking Tracks Heritage & Culture Bay of Islands Russell’s location on a scenic peninsula is part of its charm – it Bay of Islands Swordfish Club The Duke Tavern Ranging from short walks to full day and even overnight tramps, As you stroll round Russell, Bay of Islands today, you’re walking takes a little more effort to get here! But it’s worth it! The fastest Bar food, bistro and bar Bar and meals, lunch and dinner from families to the expert tramper and everyone in between. back in time. The town’s original street plan and names from way by car is to take the vehicle ferry from Opua to Okiato. www.swordfish.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7857 www.duketavern.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7831 So bring your walking shoes! 1843 are still intact and feature some of New Zealand’s oldest Entering “5 Beechy Street, Opua” into your GPS will get you to and most significant historic buildings. Russell Kororareka was Butterfish Eatery The Gables Restaurant the ferry departure point. - Cape Brett Walkway developed initially as a shore station for shipping. The European Waterfront dining 7 days a week Historic waterfront fine dining - Flagstaff – Beach and Bush Walk population grew, with a mixture of deserting seamen, runaway The car ferry runs every 10 minutes between 6:00am and 10pm. www.butterfish.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7652 www.thegablesrestaurant.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7670 convicts, and grog sellers, as well as settlers and traders. The It takes just 5 minutes and can transport all sizes of vehicle. - Full Circle Walkway Diggers Restaurant - Russell RSA Tuk Tuk Bangkok Thai Restaurant township thus gained a reputation as a lawless and rowdy port No pre-booking is necessary, purchase your ticket on board. Wholesome food, lunch and dinner Dine-in or take away - Long Beach walkway and the unflattering nickname “Hell Hole of the Pacific”. Many Credit cards, EFTPOS and cash are all accepted. Ph: 09 403 7773 www.tuktukrestaurant.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7111 - Motorua Island of the buildings seen in Russell Township now are dated back to Once off the ferry, Russell is an easy 8km drive from Okiato. these times, and during your stay, you will be able to discover Duke of Marlborough Hotel and Restaurant York Street Café - Roberton Island more about the amazing stories that these buildings hold. The alternate route, avoiding the ferry, is a scenic 4-hour drive Iconic waterfront dining, lunch and dinner Breakfast and lunch Ph: 09 403 7360 - Russell Forest Kauri Grove & Twin Bole Kauri from Auckland. Take State Highway 1 through Whangarei. After www.theduke.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7829 Christ Church - Russell / Te Whare Karakia o Kororareka is New Vineyards 22km, “the old” Russell Road starts just before Whakapara. - Tapeka Point Historic Reserve Zealand’s oldest existing church and possibly the oldest building Hell Hole Café Omata Estate Vineyard and Kitchen still used for its original purpose. Regular bus services run from Auckland to Paihia. From Paihia, Coffee, bagels, smoothies - Urupukapuka Island Gourmet platter lunch or something from the pizza oven! catch the passenger ferry to Russell. The passenger ferry takes Ph: 022 175 7847 Flagstaff Hill Historic Reserve / Te Maiki – This important Tastings and cellar door sales - Waihihi Bay 15 minutes and operates between 7am and 9pm. There is a late scenic landmark has had a turbulent past, with its first four Hone’s Garden Bar www.omata.co.nz Ph: 09 403 8007 crossing in the summer (10pm from Russell, 10.30pm from - Whangamumu Harbour and Whaling Station British flagstaffs cut down in protest by Hone Heke and his allies. Pizzas and wraps Paihia). Paroa Bay Winery and Sage Restaurant Easy access by ferry to many other walks in and around Paihia russellnz.co.nz/russell-area-walks/flagstaff-hill Ph: 022 466 3710 Authentic Italian cusine in an idyllic setting Bay of Islands Airport at Kerikeri is less than an hour’s drive from www.russellnz.co.nz/russell-area-walks Pompallier Mission – NZ’s Heritage printer, with award- Otehei Bay Bar and Café Tastings and cellar door sales Russell. Rental cars and a transfer service to Paihia are available. winning gardens in their magnificent beachside grounds, with A short ferry ride to Urupukapuka island www.paroabay.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7928 wonderful views across the bay to Waitangi. www.exploregroup.co.nz Ph: 0800 365 744 Beaches www.pompallier.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7701 Spice Route Indian takeaways Russell Museum - tells the story of the development of Russell Dine-in or take away, deliveries available - Long Beach (Oneroa Bay) from a small Maori fishing village, to a port of call for visiting www.spicerouteindian.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7561 - Russell Beach (Kororareka Bay) ships and whalers, to today’s tourist town. Call in to collect an informative map of - Tapeka Beach Russell’s historic points of interest. - Waihihi Bay www.russellmuseum.org.nz Ph: 09 403 7701 www.russellnz.co.nz Russell Brochure.qxp_Layout 1 30/10/17 2:02 PM Page 2 Fraser Tapeka Pt L Light Historic Russell What to do Where to stay y Reserve a w lk Swimming Beach a W ITTLE QUEEN ST h L c T a T e C Long S B Q E T UE N P S g E N W E S n S Beach S V E E o L O L E L I U E IN R M W G Q T P D O A R N J S CH R T A D Boat BE C G B N Zig Zag H E LO U Russell Booking and Information Centre - situated right on A Place in the Sun – Self-Contained Apartment Russell Cottages – Luxury Self-Contained Cottages D Walkway Y R Romantic, historical, fun, adventurous - the F T O C Ramp O H R Kororareka H R D E R K D S A O S S T R S E Bay T T N P T O the Russell Wharf. www.russellinfo.co.nz Ph:0800 633 255 www.aplaceinthesun.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7615 www.russellcottages.co.nz Ph: 0800 13 16 17 R O A M N A D T perfect place to explore the Bay of Islands! Pai hia/Russell STREE R PEL E R HA T U Pas senger Ferry ST C S SS S R SE A C T L D E L S D V H A EI L T G Y N H T A T U R S Russell B S G Russell Mini Tours - discover why Russell has played such a key Arcadia Lodge – B & B Russell-Orongo Bay Holiday Park O School H R G S E A K A Museum B HAZ Along with a rich & colourful history, Russell ARD ST role in NZ’s history. www.russellminitours.com Ph: 09 403 7866 www.arcadialodge.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7756 Camping, Self-Contained Units, Campervan Park ST RO T BERTSON ST RUSSELL PIT B M www.russellaccommodation.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7704 R Kororareka is today an ideal base for your visit to A I Christ Church N F T LO D Kingfisher Sailing Charters Bellrock Lodge – B & B A RA U N R C Historic Anglican W D E A H VE I R Waihihi D Northland, offering something for everyone. Being www.kingfishercharters.co.nz Ph: 0800 56 64 34 www.bellrocklodge.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7422 Russell TOP 10 Holiday Park VE HO Oneroa Pompallier A PE A CE Lemon Tree Track VE Mission AN Camping, Self-Contained Units, Campervan Park R Bay Maiki O Bay FL right in the heart of the Bay, we have instant access Phantom Sailing Charters Blue Oasis – Holiday Home Hill Matauwhi Bay www.russelltop10.co.nz Ph: 0800 148 671 Recreational Matauwhi to the 144 islands. Swim, fish and snorkel our safe www.yachtphantom.com Ph: 0800 22 44 21 www.blueoasis.co.nz Ph: 027 483 6603 Swimming Beach Reserve Bay To Aucks Road & Car Fer ry Seaport Village Holiday Accommodation – Self-Contained Kororareka Bay Mill Island 9km pristine beaches and explore our marine playground. Vigilant Sailing Charters Commodores Lodge – Motel Opito www.sailing-bay-of-islands.co.nz Ph :0800 334 662 www.commodoreslodgemotel.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7899 Apartments & Studios Wander forest pathways, rich in native birdlife, www.seaportvillage.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7833 Bay R Tucker Thompson - sail on Northland’s own iconic tall ship. Duke of Marlborough Hotel Paihia/Rus sell taking in the scenic views. Dine in our waterfront Te Hine Ruru – Holistic Retreat Ferry www.tucker.co.nz Ph: 0800 882 537 www.theduke.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7829 Historic restaurants and soak in the picturesque sunsets. www.tehineruru.com Ph: 021 144 0612 Pa Reserve Spot-X Fishing Charters Eagles Nest Luxury Accommodation W R U Come and discover why Russell is where it all began! H S The Clendon – Boutique Hotel A S www.fishspotx.co.nz Ph: 027 945 4357 www.eaglesnest.co.nz Ph: 09 403 8333 R K E A L www.theclendon.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7948 RUSSELL O P L A A D R Par oa A Explore Group – Award-winning sustainable company with an Hananui Lodge – Motel and Apartments Bay exciting range of tours and cruises in the Bay of Islands. www.hananui.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7875 The Duke Motel The story of Kororareka www.thedukemotel.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7008 www.exploregroup.co.nz Ph: 0800 397 567 Motel Russell The legend goes that a Maori chief, wounded in Fullers GreatSights - Bay of Islands cruises: Hole in the Rock, www.motelrussell.co.nz Ph: 09 403 7854 Tiki Tiki Ora Exclusive B&B www.tikitikiora.co.nz Ph: 09 403 8225 battle, asked for penguin broth to be brought to dolphin swimming, Bay of Islands tours, Cape Reinga/90 Mile Ounuwhao B&B Guest Lodge him.
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