Hauraki Coromandel GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL

As the Regional Tourism Organisation for Hauraki Coromandel, it is our objective to grow awareness and affinity for the Hauraki Coromandel brand, championing the GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL proposition and inspiring engagement through thecoromandel.nz

Motivating the industry, locals, and ultimately visitors to embrace the brand is the ultimate goal.

These long-term objectives will be achieved by providing simple and effective mechanisms for people to engage with and own the brand. However, it must be remembered that the brand represents a community that has the vision to ensure tourism enriches life for locals and visitors, contributing directly to the protection and enhancement of our cultural and natural environment. With the purpose to increase value from visitation to Hauraki Coromandel – which is why Destination Hauraki Coromandel moderates brand use.

If your content and messages align with the GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL guidelines we welcome your request to include the brand in your story.

Our Values

Brand - Hauraki Coromandel GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL

Brand - GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL - Kaitiaki

GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL - Kaitiaki is all about giving back to the place that gives us so much. Rooted in kaitiakitanga, it’s a commitment to caring for the land, sea, and community here in Hauraki Coromandel—so future generations can continue to enjoy the beauty and mana of this special place.

Why, Hauraki Coromandel

As a place where Kiwis holiday, Hauraki Coromandel’s iconic coastline reveals hundreds of natural hideaways.

Imagine 400km of coastline surrounding a mountain range cloaked in sub tropical forest. Endless golden beaches and hidden bays to enjoy. Walking tracks and cycle trails to explore. All just one hour down the road from New Zealand’s largest airport and city.

Charming old-world towns and intriguing relics in the rugged hills connect you to the past and its people. Inspiring landscapes attract many talented artisans, whose studios and workshops are hidden in the green valleys. Creativity and originality abound, making this the ideal place to recharge your senses.

Get away from it all and find out why Hauraki Coromandel is GOOD FOR YOUR SOUL

Key reasons to visit:

Key reasons to visit: Family fun, surfing, swimming, snorkeling, diving, boat tours, kayaking, mountain biking, walking, relaxation, heritage, arts and crafts.

Must Do's:

 

Talman Madsen The Pinnacles

The Pinnacles

One of many walking and hiking trails in the Kauaeranga Valley, the Pinnacles is one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most accessible and popular day walks.
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Karangahake Gorge

Venture into walkways and old tunnels to discover the rich history hidden in the beautiful Karangahake Gorge in The Coromandel.
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Whenuakura Wildlife Sanctuary (Donut Island)

Discover the untouched beauty in the hidden heart of Whenuakura aka Donut Island, an azure lagoon in the centre of the island’s collapsed blowhole.
Hauraki Rail Trail Destination Coromandel Photo Shoot

Hauraki Rail Trail

Our Great Ride spans the length of The Coromandel, from Kaiaua across the plains through Thames, Paeroa, Waihi, Waikino and the famous Karangahake Gorge to Te Aroha and Matamata.
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Wainuiototo - New Chum Beach

Hidden away from the masses and rarely explored by Kiwis is the spectacular Wainuiototo, also known as New Chum Beach. It is so pristine and beautiful, it is sometimes voted as one of the world's top 10 beaches!
Coromandel Coastal Walkway

Coromandel Coastal Walkway

Walk or mountain bike from either Fletcher Bay & Stony Bay on The Coromandel Coastal Walkway & discover the untouched beauty.
Cathedral Cove

Mautohe Cathedral Cove

Located in Hahei and best experienced by boat and kayak, the famous Mautohe Cathedral Cove is one of the well-known natural attractions in The Coromandel.
Hot Water Beach

Hot Water Beach

Check the tide times to help plan your visit to Hot Water Beach, where you can dig your own personal spa pool in the sand when the tide is out.
Shorebird Coast

Pūkorokoro Shorebird Coast

The wild protected shellbanks and wetlands of the Pūkorokoro Shorebird Coast shelter thousands of migrating birds. A spectacular sight from the Pūkorokoro Miranda Shorebird Centre on the edge of the Hauraki Gulf