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WAIHEKE EVENTS
15 January 2011
Wharf to Wharf Fun Run
Run or walk 25km from Orapiu Wharf to Matiatia Wharf through beautiful scenery and over hilly terraine.
Or if that sounds too tough there are other options such as walking 13km to Onetangi, or run or walk 12 km from Onetangi to Matiatia, or start at Kennedy Point and run or walk 7kms to Matiatia.
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| Waiheke Island Delights |
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Waiheke Island has a diverse range of delights on offer, and here are a selection of them:
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Beautiful beaches
Waiheke Island has perhaps the best collection of beautiful and varied beaches in one location in New Zealand. There are magnificant sandy white and golden beaches, pebble beaches and small secluded beaches you can only reach by walking. |
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Coastal and bush walks
Waiheke has superb walkways offering serene bush with stunning views, expansive reserves, beautiful beaches, charming villages and so much more. |
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Imagined Worlds Story Centre
Waiheke's internationally renowned story teller Tanya Batt writes and tells stories. Her work is characterized by a weaving of the ordinary and the fabulous.
Visit the Story Centre at the Artworks complex (open regularly during summer), and keep an eye out for regular storytelling and workshop events. Recommended! |
Oneroa
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Ostend Markets
Every Saturday from 8am until noon the people of Waiheke Island congregate to buy and sell, swap stories and catch up with friends.
A unique collection of arts & crafts, home-made foods, fresh fruit & veg, Waiheke cheeses, olives, breads and oysters, jewellery, secondhand goods, books ... |
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Rangihoua Estate Olive Oil Tasting
Where else in the world can you go to taste some of the worlds best Extra Virgin Olive Oils. Enjoy a friendly and informative tasting at Rangihoua. |
Rocky Bay
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Stony Batter
Stony Batter, at Waiheke's eastern end, is renowned for its remarkable rock outcrops and extensive tunnels and gun sites dating back to World War II. A road and walkway crosses private farmland to reach the Stony Batter Historic Reserve. |
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