Top 7 Things to do Good for Couples in Coromandel, North Island

December 6, 2021 Osvaldo Hartline

Discover the best top things to do in Coromandel, New Zealand including Coromandel Adventures - Day Tours, Coromandel Zipline Tours, Hike & Bike Coromandel, Driving Creek Railway and Potteries, The Waterworks, Coromandel Coastal Walkway, The 309 Road.
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1. Coromandel Adventures - Day Tours

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5.0 based on 193 reviews

Coromandel Adventures - Day Tours

Coromandel Adventures travels to the most spectacular places the Coromandel has to offer including Cathedral Cove, Hot Water Beach, and the Northern Coromandel.Our unique full and half day tours cater for everyone. Choose your own adventures from the options available on each tour.As agents and managers of the Auckland to Coromandel ferry service operated by 360 Discovery we can customize your itinerary and combine a ferry trip with our transport and tour options.

2. Coromandel Zipline Tours

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5.0 based on 100 reviews

Coromandel Zipline Tours

Experience Coromandel’s native forest from all levels of the canopy on this adventurous 8 zipline canopy tour. Your guides will take you on an unforgettable journey as you learn about the land’s transformation from kauri logging and gold mining to lush native forest. All equipment and instruction are provided. We are a charitable company with all profits going towards conservation and clay arts.

3. Hike & Bike Coromandel

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5.0 based on 113 reviews

Hike & Bike Coromandel

A full day tour (with commentary), around the remote but magnificent Northern Coromandel. Tours start from our base at 105 Wharf Road, Coromandel Town or we can pick you up from your accommodation. Our new, revamped route takes you to the scenic Kennedy Bay via Tokatea Lookout. Be wowed by the isolated villages of Tuateawa and Waikawau with amazing beaches and views over the Pacific Ocean. Take a break at Tangiaro Lodge nestled at the base of a bush clad valley renown for its growing population of our kiwi bird. The spectacular Coastal Walkway starts with its entrance at Stony Bay and leads you through 10kms of native bush, coastline and farmland. Refresh at Fletcher Bay before the equally as impressive journey home along the pohutukawa lined Coast Road. We also offer a Shorter Shuttle Service to the Coastal Walkway starts and finishes in the small town of Colville. Hike and Bike options also now available.

4. Driving Creek Railway and Potteries

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Driving Creek Railway and Potteries

Barry Brickell (acclaimed potter, painter, engineer and conservationist) started building the railway 35 years ago to bring clay from the hillside to his pottery. This amazing switch-back railway climbs the mountain to the 'Eyeful Tower' with magnificent views over the Hauraki Gulf. The one hour return journey incorporates superb engineering with 2 spirals, 3 short tunnels, 5 reversing points and several large bridges. Unique pottery sculptures and tile walls line the track through a regenerating forest setting. Back at the station watch the DVD about Barry and the railway. Enjoy a walk in the sculpture garden followed by a bush walk in the predator free native sanctuary. Pottery, souvenirs, mini-bricks, books and the DVD are available to purchase in our craft shop. Tours Times: Summer- 9.00am, 10.15am, 11.30am, 12.45pm, 2.00pm, 3.15pm, 4.30pm and 5.45pm Daily Winter - 10.15am, 11.30am, 12.45pm, 2.00pm, 3.15pm and 4.30pm Daily As this attraction is extremely popular we strongly suggest you book your seat; especially over the summer period.

5. The Waterworks

471 The 309 Road Coromandel Town, Coromandel 3581 New Zealand +64 7-866 7191 [email protected] http://thewaterworks.co.nz/
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4.5 based on 563 reviews

The Waterworks

Release the child within and experience New Zealand's quirkiest theme park. Voted by AA Tourism as a must-do Kiwi experience The Waterworks is a theme park with a difference. Set in 5 acres of native Coromandel Bush and just 10 minutes from Coromandel Town is an array of water powered inventions, quirky contraptions and fun to discover at every turn. Inspired by the ability to create something new out of something old our attractions are made largely from recycled materials and are powered by water. Water is used to keep time on the wooden water clock; watch out though it often works on Coromandel time. We've got water cannons to blast away on and bikes that pump H2O. Our human sized hamster wheel is an absolute hoot and our mad inventions leave people wondering "what the".As well as the 70+ attractions to look at, play on, or interact with, The Waterworks has a generous adventure playground area perfect for picnics, an onsite café, free use of BBQs and a natural swimming hole to cool off in during the hot summer months.

Reviewed By Marko_travels

Great fun with kids. Lots of nicnac stuff built together from scrap. Lots of waterplay, nice swimming hole, several bbq areas with gas grills.

6. Coromandel Coastal Walkway

Stony Bay Road, Coromandel New Zealand http://www.thecoromandel.com
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Coromandel Coastal Walkway

The Coromandel Coastal Walkway borders the northern Coromandel coastline between Stony and Fletcher Bays, following an old bridle path formed by early pioneers. It is a 10km (one way) hike that encapsulates the best scenery The Coromandel has to offer. It offers plenty of variety as it winds through regenerative native forest, farmland and rocky shoreline.

Reviewed By Acineto - Auckland Central, New Zealand

We did an overnight trip to do the Coastal Walk. We stayed in Fletcher's Bay Campground and the walk goes to the Stony Bay campgrounds, just follow the orange trail marks. The return trip took us about 6 hours at a fairly leisurely pace. I found that the walk itself was mostly easy with a light gradient. The start bit from Fletcher's Bay was quite an uphill and there was also a section near Poley Bay in the middle of the walk that had a steep downhill and uphill section. The views along the walk was very scenic. The views over the water to the various islands was really nice. There was also a lookout which had a nice view of the surrounds which included our destination, Stoney Bay. It was a bit of a climb to get to the lookout though, but it was short (about 5 minutes). The walk from Fletcher's Bay was on farmland so it was quite open. After that section, most of the walk was covered under the bush which was quite nice. The path was fairly wide, possibly due to that being a biking path too. There were also a few stops along the way between the campsites including Poley Bay and a lookout point. It was quite an enjoyable day tramp.

7. The 309 Road

309 Road Between Whitianga to Coromandel, Coromandel New Zealand http://www.mercurybay.co.nz/activities/309road.php
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4.0 based on 372 reviews

The 309 Road

Reviewed By raakel-joy - Tauranga, New Zealand

We drove the 309 Road to do the unique attractions on the way - Stu’s pigs, waterfall, the Waterworks and experience some gravel road! We ran out of time and couldn’t do the Kauri tree walk but it seemed very busy there! Highly recommend checking out this “back road” :)

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