What to do and see in Gisborne, North Island: The Best Things to do Good for Kids

November 11, 2021 Velvet Champine

Discover the best top things to do in Gisborne, New Zealand including WOW Surf School Gisborne, Saint Mary's Church, Station Life In Rural New Zealand, Tairawhiti Museum, Gisborne i-SITE Mini Golf, Kaiti Hill, Titirangi Domain, East Coast Museum of Technology, Gisborne City Vintage Railway.
Restaurants in Gisborne

1. WOW Surf School Gisborne

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5.0 based on 51 reviews

WOW Surf School Gisborne

WOW Surf School teaches all ages, groups, beginner to intermediate surfers: everybody is welcome! We are passionate about sharing the amazing sport with all people and our number one priority is that you are encouraged and supported in this exciting experience. We provide all the gear you need. Surf Boards, Wetsuits, the best surf venue on the day, qualified and caring surf coaches. We use variety of tried and tested techniques that help both Adults and Kids get up and riding waves in no time!! Lessons can be tailored to your level to ensure the best experience possible. We have fully qualified Female and Male coaches to help you best ride waves. A range of boards and sizes of wetsuits-from Kids to XXL including womens. We have a variety of lesson options and pricing. You can surf in a group with other people or book a private lesson to cater for your specific requirements. All ages and all walks of life are welcome! Open everyday, our goal is to share the joy of surfing with you! Waterproof camera’s available to capture the fun and thrill of wave riding. We look forward to having you surf with us!

2. Saint Mary's Church

Te Aroroa Road Tikitiki, Gisborne New Zealand http://nzhistory.govt.nz/media/photo/tikitiki-church-war-memorial
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5.0 based on 47 reviews

Saint Mary's Church

Reviewed By NZMacLeods - Waiuku, New Zealand

This church doesn't look like too much outside, still nice, but inside is beautiful. Def worth a stop to take a peek and see the beautiful windows and carvings.

3. Station Life In Rural New Zealand

Maclaurin Rd, Gisborne 4071 New Zealand +64 22 644 7703 [email protected] http://stationlifeinruralnz.com/
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5.0 based on 14 reviews

Station Life In Rural New Zealand

Step off the beaten track onto this hill country sheep & beef farm to experience rural New Zealand in action. Spend time with 3 generations of this farming family, relax and enjoy our beautiful surroundings while learning about agriculture in this region. * Meet your hosts and hear their personal insights into what life is like on this 4th generation, family-run farm. * Watch the sweat drip off the shearers brow as they skillfully remove the long woolen coat. * See the wools journey from sheep to bale and get a taste of the wool industry in NZ. * Head to the paddock and watch the shepherd muster a mob of sheep on horseback. * Get up close with the farm dogs: learn how the shepherd utilises two different breeds of farm dog to move a flock of sheep, and observe how they work together to run the farm! * Enjoy a classic Kiwi home-baked smoko (morning tea) Waipura Station is a 2100 acre sheep and beef farm just a ten minute drive from Gisborne City. Minimum group size of 10.

Reviewed By 244michellev - Thames, New Zealand

I took a coach load of New Zealanders there, a lot with a farming back ground. It was so good to see the family working as a team what a delight. Close up action for all to experience, everyone came away with a big smile and talked about it for days. Thank you for the lovley Morning tea. Truly a wonderful visit.

4. Tairawhiti Museum

10 Stout Street, Gisborne 4010 New Zealand +64 6-867 3832 [email protected] http://www.tairawhitimuseum.org.nz/exhibits-galleries/semi-perm-exhibits/default.asp
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4.5 based on 179 reviews

Tairawhiti Museum

Tairawhiti Museum and Art Gallery has a reputation as one of the most innovative regional museums in New Zealand. Our vision is to be an integral part of the Tairawhiti community and to stimulate passion for the stories of our region. Entry is free for local residents and $5 for visitors. Entry is free for children 12 years and under and Friends of the Museum. The Exhibit Cafe is open for lunches, brunches, morning and afternoon teas. A wide menu is available and changes with the seasons. The cafe is open from 9am - 1.30pm Monday to Friday, and 9.30am - 1pm on Saturdays. The Tairawhiti Museum shop stocks a high-quality range of gifts. We pride ourselves on supporting local artists and makers.

Reviewed By MurrayN41 - Wellington, New Zealand

Lots of interesting exhibits to wonder around and I particularly liked the area dedicated to local artists.

5. Gisborne i-SITE Mini Golf

209 Grey Street, Gisborne 4040 New Zealand +64 6-868 6139 [email protected] https://tairawhitigisborne.co.nz/listings/operator/1308/gisborne-i-site-mini-golf
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4.5 based on 23 reviews

Gisborne i-SITE Mini Golf

Mini Golf is a fun and inexpensive way for the family to spend quality time or for friends to hang out together. Our fees are just $6 per person or 4 people for $20. Open during i-SITE hours or you can even hire the Mini Golf course for private functions after hours! Birthday parties, work functions, fundraisers, email us to find out more.

Reviewed By AnnaNZPorirua - Porirua, New Zealand

Had a great time at the mini golf course today which always brings out the competitive nature in our family. Great course with some tricky holes that confounded our usual winner. Very good price $20 for our family of 4

6. Kaiti Hill

Titirangi Dr, Gisborne New Zealand
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4.5 based on 46 reviews

Kaiti Hill

Reviewed By 546sherrid - Gisborne, New Zealand

Few minutes drive from centre of town, playground for the kids on the way up (no toilet though), when you get to the top you can see the whole town and more. Great place for a photo. Carry on for a nice drive up and over the hill down the other side. One way road. Worth the trip. Beautiful views.

7. Titirangi Domain

Kaiti Beach Road, Gisborne 4010 New Zealand
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4.5 based on 32 reviews

Titirangi Domain

Reviewed By MargaretG1897 - Auckland Central, New Zealand

Well worth a trip to the top, you can drive up , good parking at the top , only one way up , go up Queens Rd .lots of people walking and running ,

8. East Coast Museum of Technology

67 Main Road Makaraka, Gisborne 4010 New Zealand +64 6-927 7080 http://www.ecmot.org.nz/
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4.0 based on 50 reviews

East Coast Museum of Technology

The East Coast Museum of Technology displays and demonstrates historic artifacts from the Gisborne District. We showcase technology and its development relevant to Gisborne and the surrounding area. ECMoT has a varied collection of items that will suit a range of interests. There's always something new to discover.

Reviewed By Wowzap - Pirongia, New Zealand

We hadn’t planned to stop here, but with some time to spare in Gizzy, we thought we’d visit. We were blown away by the sheer amount of artefacts here - from literally all sectors of everyday life of our recent past. Memory lane, good and bad, inspiring and interesting. Highly recommend.

9. Gisborne City Vintage Railway

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4.5 based on 21 reviews

Gisborne City Vintage Railway

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