Wairoa in Maori means 'Long Water'. A rich culture and heritage have been harnessed and displayed to great effect against a backdrop of natural beauty that rivals any in New Zealand.
The Wairoa i-SITE Visitor Information Centre is a helpful service provided to the public for inquiries relating to the Wairoa District. It is a VIN accredited centre.
To view our latest guide click here.
Wairoa is the most northern district in Hawke's Bay. There is lots to do in Hawke's Bay: cycling, enjoy some great wine, admire the artwork created by local artists and discover our unique culture and traditions first-hand.
For more information about other areas in Hawke's Bay please visit hawkesbaynz.com.
The reopening of SH2 between Wairoa and Napier has also meant the reinstatement of the Intercity bus service.
Wairoa will celebrate the Coronation of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Queen Consort with a live streaming at the Gaiety Theatre on Saturday night.
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