About Waiheke Island
In the Hauraki Gulf of New Zealand, Waiheke Island is known to be the most populous and the second-largest island. One can uncover the island's pathways, straight to the beaches and through pleasant natural forest enclaves.
The Stony Batter passageway takes you to a system of World War II gun sites and hidden passageways. You can stay at the backpacker's hostel or rent a beach house if you wish to stay amidst the serene sound of the waves. The place is also ideal for swimming, kayaking, or picnicking.
Waiheke Island Highlights
• Waiheke is home to some of the most gorgeous beaches in New Zealand. From secluded coves to long stretches of golden sand, there's a beach for everyone on this island.
• With over 50 kilometers of trails, there's no shortage of hiking opportunities on Waiheke. You'll find it here whether you're looking for an easy stroll or a challenging hike.
• Get a chance to taste the world-class wines, and there are plenty of vineyards to explore on the island.
• With over 30 wines to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect bottle (or two) of wine to take home with you.
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