Auckland A-Z - Free Official Guide 2013
Auckland A-Z - Free Official Guide 2013
Auckland A-Z - Free Official Guide 2013
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Warkworth<br />
discover tHis cHarming, Historic riverside town<br />
Warkworth is just 40 minutes’ drive from <strong>Auckland</strong> but is a world away in terms<br />
of character and pace. Treat yourself to a stroll along the river boardwalk, enjoy<br />
the cafes, bars and restaurants and soak up the historical flavour of this hub of<br />
the Matakana Coast region.<br />
Warkworth is the gateway to the vineyards, local markets and iconic beaches of<br />
the area. Within a short distance of the village, you can enjoy world-class marine<br />
reserves, wildlife sanctuaries, horse riding, giant Kauri trees, the historical<br />
Warkworth museum, farmers’ markets, cafes, kayaking, sailing, fishing, surfing,<br />
beautiful beaches and plenty more.<br />
This is a magical area with an abundance of natural wonders. With its close<br />
proximity to <strong>Auckland</strong>, the Warkworth area is ideal for a day-trip, a weekend<br />
away or a longer holiday.<br />
Call into the Warkworth i-SITE at 1 Baxter Street and ask the friendly staff at the<br />
information desk for more ways to enjoy the area – and the rest of New Zealand.<br />
HISTorIC<br />
WArKWorTH<br />
Warkworth Map page 65<br />
Warkworth’s rich heritage is reflected in its buildings and sites of historic<br />
interest. Sitting serenely beside the Mahurangi River it is home to the<br />
restored scow the Jane Gifford which takes trippers up the river in the<br />
summer months.<br />
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