Top attractions near Coastlands
Coastlands in Whakatane, Bay of Plenty, is perfect for outdoor and family-friendly adventures. Explore a mix of cultural centres, stunning waterfalls, and historic buildings. The region offers a wealth of activities, including delightful walks along the Whakatane River, relaxing on beautiful beaches, and visiting the nearby shore islands. Whether you seek culture or adventure, Coastlands has something for everyone to enjoy during your holiday.
- Te Manuka Tutahi Marae: Experience the rich Māori culture at this vibrant marae, where traditional customs come alive through storytelling, art, and local hospitality. A visit here offers a unique insight into the community's heritage.
- Wairere Falls: Immerse yourself in nature's beauty at Wairere Falls, where adventure awaits. Enjoy scenic walks, breathtaking views, and a romantic setting amidst lush greenery and cascading waters.
- Mataatua: The House That Came Home: Discover the history and significance of this beautifully restored meeting house, showcasing stunning carvings and art that reflect Māori traditions and narratives.
Things to do recommended for couples
Discover the beauty of Whakatane with a romantic stroll along the stunning Coastlands beach. Enjoy a sunset picnic, explore local wineries, or take a scenic cruise to White Island for an unforgettable adventure together. Embrace the natural charm and create lasting memories as a couple.
Things to do recommended for families
Families visiting Coastlands can have a splashing good time at the Whakatane Aquatic Centre, just 3.2km away. With its family-friendly atmosphere, it's a perfect spot for kids to enjoy swimming and various water activities while creating lasting memories together.
Things to do recommended for groups
Your group can enjoy a scenic stroll along the Whakatane River Walk, just 3.2km from Coastlands. For a bit of competition, head to the Whakatane Golf Club or the Ohope International Golf Club, both offering great outdoor vibes and a chance to tee off together.
*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.