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You’ll think you’ve stepped into a spooky fairytale forest when you venture inside Taranaki’s northern forest, with its moss-covered gnarled trees and giant boulder-strewn streams.
Driving the Surf Highway – turn off and see Cape Egmont Lighthouse which marks the most western point on the Taranaki coast – shining its light since 1881....
You’ll love the vibe at this wild, driftwood-strewn, black sand beach, where you can blow away those city cobwebs and just enjoy the fun of beach combing on a windy day!
Hawera Water Tower - one of Taranaki’s best known landmarks – this historic tower standing 55m tall with 1340 tonnes of hand mixed concrete was completed in 1914....
Mount Taranaki dominates the landscape standing on its own rising 2518m out of the surrounding plains – it is only a 10 minute drive to the coast....
mike’s is committed to offering you the very best quality organic beer that we can produce. Joining us are mother nature, who supplies all of the ingredients, and father time, who matures the beer for us.
The Glockenspiel, Stratford. Make a trip to the village of Stratford (a great base for walking in Egmont National Park, by the way) and you’ll get to see a quirky performance of Romeo and Juliet from this small glockenspiel clock.
The village of Strathmore, just off the Forgotten World Highway along Brewer Road...
At 85m this is the North Island’s highest waterfall, and is a spectacular sight, particularly after heavy rain.