Top Things to do in Manawatu-Wanganui Region
Top Hotels in Manawatu-Wanganui Region
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Discover the best top things to do in Manawatu-Wanganui Region, New Zealand including Tweeters and Friends Petshop and Parrot Park, Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery, Nevalea Alpacas, Dannevirke Domain, Bledisloe Park Walkway, Owlcatraz, Paengaroa Scenic Reserve, Dudding Lake, Vinegar Hill Domain, Kitchener Park.
Restaurants in Manawatu-Wanganui Region
1. Tweeters and Friends Petshop and Parrot Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Tweeters and Friends is a Parrot Park and Pet shop in one - set centrally in the Manawatu. We currently have 40 aviaries on display of Exotic large parrots from all over the World. Come talk to our birds , some may even dance with you. Meet our goat Jet and mingle with the chickens. We hand rear during the breeding season and have these birds for sale. We specialise in all related Bird products while also providing for all types Pets. Group Bookings are available booked in advance
Reviewed By Wille_68 - Brussels, Belgium
Was passning by and easy toBeautiful birds in and Other animals. Small fee for entering parrot ’house’. Do stop if you like birds! :)
2. Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Central Energy Trust Wildbase Recovery provides shelter and world-class care for native wildlife to rehabilitate after treatment at Massey University’s Wildbase Hospital.
Reviewed By Sc0tty07 - Manawatu-Wanganui Region, New Zealand
Such a worthy endeavor and great place to take overseas guests to show them a slice of NZ. Guides are lovely and friendly
3. Nevalea Alpacas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Nevalea Alpacas, the largest alpaca farm in New Zealand, is home to over 950 friendly alpacas. We offer visitors ‘The Ultimate Alpaca Experience’ and have a range of different activities to choose from to give visitors an opportunity to get up close to the alpacas, hand feed them and feel just how soft and cuddly the alpacas are. We operate alpaca treks through the summer months, where visitors can walk an alpaca around the farm and see hundreds of alpaca come to greet them in the hills, spectacular views surrounded by alpacas. We also offer a shorter alpaca walk throughout the year as another option. We have baby alpacas all year-round, and for a unique opportunity offer visitors the chance to have a cuddle with a baby alpaca. Great up close and personal experiences and chances for some amazing photos. See our website for all activity options and bookings.
Reviewed By angelC3476SL
Amazing experience, we've been to a few alpaca farms but this is definitely the best! A walk with 2 young alpacas to visit and feed some of the adult ones (there are so many!), then we got to have a cuddle with a baby, before ending with a picnic in one of the paddocks with a couple of mothers and babies. Totally awesome visit.
4. Dannevirke Domain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By kiwisi1 - Hamilton, New Zealand
Always go, and always will. This domain has a lot to offer, an Avery, a Lake, small river down the bottom. Heaps of birds to feed and deer to look at.
5. Bledisloe Park Walkway
6. Owlcatraz
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 106 reviews
This is a bird wildlife park with owl house, NZ weka birds, a lake, wild salmon, mini train rides for the kids picnic area, gift shop, and giant cows lovely park, theres a pig that begs for food shhep and a deer called Grace.
Reviewed By PerryB137 - Hong Kong, China
We had a great afternoon here recently. the native owls , the ruru, are fantastic while the glow worm cave was a definite highlight. The best glow worm visit this side of Waitomo! There are rare pig breeds, too.
7. Paengaroa Scenic Reserve
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
8. Dudding Lake
9. Vinegar Hill Domain
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
10. Kitchener Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By lovegrove2016 - Feilding, New Zealand
Right on the outskirts of Feilding is a real treasure, worth spending an hour or two just walking along the boardwalk and enjoying the fabulous native trees and the birdsong. We found it, almost by accident, when we saw the sign on Awahuri Road. Seems that mot of the region was clear-felled by the early settlers, but this gem was left, and there are kahikatea and totara many hundreds of years old. Plenty of seats for us older folks to rest along the way. And good toilets too. This is a "Must Visit" for anyone coming into the Manawatu.
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