Calm water, golden sand, leaping dolphins and rich history, this is how one can define the wonderful Bay of Islands. Close to the remote northernmost tip of New Zealand lies this spectacular the land of natural wonders. Time and again, many novelists and writers, captivated by the beauty of this coast, have gloriously recorded the richness of the island. White sand beach of the Bay which lies in the dramatic shores of Kerikeri happens to be the major highlight of the region.
The area lets the visitors have great fishing experience. The Bay even offers an extraordinary setting to the North Island. Blue sky rules all over. It enjoys a naturally beautiful ocean playground. Ones in the bay, travelers have plenty options to see and do. Bay of islands is one of the busiest yet the quietest place you'll ever come across.
The island is a great adventure zone. It is one of the most admired fishing, sailing and tourist spots of North Island. It offers tones of holiday fun and water adventures, superior food and wine pleasures. Simultaneously it lets the visitors enjoy a quiet contemplation of the past.
Bay of Islands is deemed as the birth place of New Zealand. It is home to the Nga Puhi tribe (iwi) of Maori. Renowned Maori navigator Kupe discovered the Bay of Island. Bay of Islands was the foremost European colony in New Zealand. It is the first place in New Zealand where the missionaries settled in the early nineteenth century. Captain Cook was the first European to visit the area. He named the place in the year 1769. Bay of Island truly reflects a blend of Maori and European culture.
The Bay of Islands is situated in the utmost North of New Zealand’s North Island. The Bay of Islands is located 60 km north-west of Whangarei.
Bay Of Island is a house to a population of 58,065.
Bay of Islands enjoys a sub-tropical climate. Owing to it’s pleasant and travel friendly weather, the region is regarded as "winterless north".
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