Discover the best top things to do in Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand including Purangi Estate Limited, Tairua Information Centre, Pauanui Information Centre, Watercolor Studio Gallery, The Lost Spring, The Coromandel Smoking Co., Mercury Bay Estate, Goldmine Experience, Whitianga i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, Bread & Butter Gallery.
Restaurants in Coromandel Peninsula
5.0 based on 100 reviews
The Purangi Winery was established in 1985 the 37th Winery in New Zealand. The Evans Family who moved from Hong Kong were welcomed as settlers by the district in 1966. Our products are made in the traditional manner with purest ingredients hence the company name Purangi Estate Ltd or "PurEst". In 2009 we built a wood fired pizza oven and launched the Purangi Winery Pizzeria which has been more and more popular. We produce many of the ingredients for the pizzas, making the pesto and pizza sauce and using a wide range of fresh herbs and vegetables from our garden. Our bar in the Coromandel invites you to enjoy all our homemade products: Cider, Wines, Long Drinks and (in winter) Mulled Wine as well as a wide range of national and international beers. Relax in our family friendly environment. WE ARE IN THE PROGRESS OF RELOCATING AND ARE NOT OPEN UNTILE FURTHER NOTICE!
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Tairua is at the gateway to the eastern side of the Coromandel Peninsula. A perfect place to stop and find out all you need to know about Tairua and our surrounding areas. We can tell you everything you need to know about Tairua, Hahei, Cathedral Cove, Hot Water beach, tour options, eating places, local tramps / walkways, accommodation and all the other wonderful things we have to offer. At Tairua Information Centre we pride ourselves in excellent service. We go above and beyond to help with every inquiry. What we dont know, we do our very best to find out for our visitors. We have a lovely range of gifts and souvenirs, including NZ made products. - Intercity, Nakedbus and 'Go kiwi transport' agents. - New Zealand Courier agent.
Not all info centres in New Zealand are as good as the one in Tairua. It has a very good selection of souvenirs of all types and I would recommend stopping here if you need a souvenir for yourself or something to take back home for others.
5.0 based on 31 reviews
Great helpful staff. We were recommended activities to do with the rain coming. To help with our youngest daughter to keep her busy.
5.0 based on 14 reviews
See a talented watercolorist artist at work in her studio in Thames. Jeanne-Marie's native scenes of New Zealand has won several art awards throughout the country. She also gives personal lessons and workshops (see website) Opened from 10AM to 4PM from Tuesday to Friday. For other days and times, please call Jeanne-Marie.
4.5 based on 2,155 reviews
Escape and leave the everyday behind as you relax and rejuvenate, immersing yourself in the peaceful restorative atmosphere of The Lost Spring. Discover a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of the scenic Coromandel Peninsula, and bask in the revitalising serenity of one of New Zealand’s most unique destinations. Luxuriate in the therapeutic waters of our Geo-Thermal mineral pools, surrounded by lush native bush and the peaceful sounds of running water and birdsong. Experience the pure decadence of having delicious cocktails and dining delivered directly to you poolside while you soak, or pamper yourself with a massage or one of the many other tempting treatments offered at our indulgent day spa. The Lost Spring is the perfect getaway for a day of relaxation and indulgence and offers the perfect opportunity to retreat from the world and enjoy a truly transformative experience.
A wonderful day at the pools, Excellent Massage ,lovelly lunch pool side and finished with a beautiful meal and wine in the Restaurant at night . Regards and thanks, we have been b4 and will return, Raymond and Janet Killip Cambridge ..
4.5 based on 73 reviews
We visited NZ in 2008 and discovered this place then, even getting our Christmas eve dinner there! We just returned in November, and made a trip up the Coromandel to visit it again. Once again we chose the large sampler tray at $45 NZ, which lasted us for a week of tasty dinner, lunches or snacks! Whitefish, salmon, mussels, and some of the fresh local fish, all superbly smoked and boneless. Buy some good bread and crackers, pick up some of the smoked olives or cheeses they also have, some NZ wine and you'll be in smoky heaven! It's very basic and old fashioned inside, but it's a wonderful place to visit!
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Boutique Vineyard & Restaurant located above Cooks Beach & over looking the beautiful Mercury Bay. Offering a selection of estate grown wines and matched with high quality Italian style food in a casual & relaxed setting.
We tasted eight wines in total. We enjoyed them all and the Pinot Noir was superb. We had the cheese platter to accompany the wines and it too was first-class. Our table gave us fine views. All in all, a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
4.5 based on 100 reviews
NOTICE: STEAM DAYS COMING UP QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND, JUNE 2021. We fire up our steam engine only a few times a year. For a unique experience witness a C19th gold-mining plant being run by a steam engine. NO EXTRA CHARGE ON ENTRY FEES - STEAM DAYS, 5, 6, 7 JUNE. For the past 60 years, we have developed our site into the main tourist attraction in Thames, almost entirely with voluntary labour. We take guided tours through C.19th century tunnels, demonstrate ancient gold processing machinery including a big stamper battery (rarely seen today) and visitors can pan for gold and keep any specks they find. Open school holidays in winter 10am-1pm every day and otherwise in winter 10-1 at weekends and public holidays. Spring and Summer open every day 10-4 except Christmas Day, Easter Friday and Anzac Day morning.
This experience is run by fantastic volunteers who are knowledgable about the mining process. They explain how the gold was mined and you get a chance to walk thru two levels of mine shafts. Completely recommend and fine for small children. People taller than 5 6 will spend their time in the shaft bent but it's not too long. Opportunity to learn gold panning as well for the kids
4.5 based on 199 reviews
Drop in at our friendly Visitor Information centre to seek out the best on offer in sightseeing, attractions, places to stay, restaurants and the spectacular outdoor scenery and beaches that the Coromandel has to offer. Souvenirs, maps and guide books available.
The wife and I had strolled into town to check out the markets. We have been to the I-Site several times now to check out a few things so decided to pop in on our way past. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Most activities in or around Whitianga and the Coromandel Peninsula can be booked from here including transport in and out. There are a range of souvenirs available in the shop too as well as some informative narration. Situated in Albert Street which is the Main Street too.
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Bread & Butter Gallery, Whitianga, offers a treasure trove of exciting and contemporary New Zealand Fine Art and quality handmade one-off, affordable gifts that have been made individually to delight you. Here you will discover a wonderful selection of original creative art works including paintings, jewellery, pottery, woodwork, weaving, authentic greenstone carving and much more!
Loved the Bread & Butter Gallery and the lady in the gallery was super helpful. We spent hours looking around as it is one of the few galleries I have visited where I wanted to buy something. Ended up buying a painting and three or four other bits. Had to leave before I went broke. Highly recommend.
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