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Te Papa Whenua o Waitangi
1 Tau Henare Drive, Waitangi, Bay of Islands
From Auckland: Waitangi Treaty Grounds is an approximately 3-hour drive from Auckland. Follow State Highway 1 north to Whangārei (165km) and then follow the signs north to Kawakawa (a further 60km). From there, follow the signs to the Bay of Islands and Paihia (15km). Take the waterfront road through Paihia to the roundabout. Go straight through the roundabout and across the one-lane bridge to the Waitangi Treaty Grounds (signposted).
From Paihia: We are 2km from Paihia, an easy 25-minute walk or 2-minute drive.
Te āhei atu
The 16-hectare Grounds consist of varying landscapes and accessways, including boardwalks, concrete paths, tracks, beaches and lawns. The varying landscape can be difficult for visitors with restricted mobility to navigate.
Our comprehensive Access Guide provides detailed information about access across the entire site, including museums, guided tours, cultural performances, dining and facilities. Whether you're planning your visit or already onsite, this guide will help ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Companions
He uaua pea te whai wāhi ki ētahi o ā mātou mahi i te papawhenua (pērā i te haerenga ārahi me te whakakitenga ahurea), te toro rānei i nga taonga pērā i te waka ki te kore koe e whai hoa āwhina. He ararewa tō te Kōngahu, te Whare Taonga o Waitangi, i waenga i te roro kei te papa whenua me ngā whare paku kei te papa tuatahi.
Wheelchair Accessibility
He tomopai ā-tūru wīra tō te whare taonga o Te Rau Aroha. He tūru wīra hoki ā mātou (100kg te taumaha mōrahi o te tangata) me ētahi rōnaki. Tēnā whakamōhiotia mai ō hiahia i te wā tāpui ka taea ai e mātou te whakarite kia tautokona koe.
Whakatū Waka
Ka kitea te wāhi whakatū waka koreutu i Te Papawhenua o Te Tiriti o Waitangi i waho pū i te tomokanga matua.
Ka wātea he wāhi whakatū waka tāpiri i te Ara o Tau Henare. Ka wātea ētahi tūnga waka mā te hunga hauā i roto i te tūnga waka matua, i te wāhi tino tata rawa ki te tomokanga matua. Ki te hiahia tautoko nekehanga koe mai i te tūnga waka, he tūru wīra ā mātou hei whakamahinga māu. Ko tā mātou e whakatinana ana, me tuku mai ngā pātai, me kōrero rānei i ō āwangawanga i te wā tāpui, kia takatū ai mātou ki te whakatutuki i ō hiahia ā tō taenga mai.