Northland Region Tourist Information
 The Northland culture and history is the epitome of New Zealand tourism. The matchless maritime beauty of the place and the easy accessibility to world-class facilities in accommodation and fine
dining lure a consistent flow of tourists here. The local terrain and background landscapes are simply breathtakingly beautiful.
There are special holiday packages put together by travel agents around
the world that offer a grand combination of economic stay and complimentary passes to the local harvested food and wine celebrations, and arts and crafts displays.
Northland is celebrated the world
over as a fishing, diving and boating region. In fact these very activities lure many second and third time visitors back to Northland.
Northland is popular for the 90 Mile Beach, Cape Reinga, Ahipara, Karikari Peninsula and Doubtless Bay. The regions are regularly visited, but still appear as if waiting to be discovered.
The west
coast of Northland is full of local stories about shipwrecks. The region is rich with the traditional kauri logging and gum digging activities that go back in time to the discovery of Northland.
The Bay of Islands region here has a lot of historical significance and flaunts a number of marine activities like snorkeling and scuba diving. There are many online and offline resources that enable
you to put together a package tour to Northland. There are many ways to enjoy New Zealand’s food and wine basket. Northland offers aqua adventure options and special cultural encounters and eco
experiences that will make your holiday here an affair to remember!
Find Northland Accommodation on the Map: North Island Regions:
Northland region
Auckland region
Coromandel region
Waikato region
Bay of Plenty region
Rotorua region
Eastland region
Taranaki region
Lake Taupo region
Hawke's Bay region
Wanganui region
Manawatu region
Wairarapa region
Wellington region
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