Awaroa Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Awaroa

If that Chrissie money you got from Gran is burning a hole in your wallet, why not spend it on a holiday to Awaroa? We swear — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

It lies 150 kilometres west of Wellington, the capital of New Zealand.

Make sure you bring a picnic blanket so you can treat yourself to a leisurely lunch by the water at Wharariki Beach or Kaiteriteri Beach.

Yearning for an escape in nature? Start up the car and visit Te Waikoropupu Springs, 20 kilometres away from Awaroa. Alternatively, take in a breath of fresh air at Harwoods Hole, 16 kilometres away.

Don't just watch sport on the TV, feel it, experience it and live it at Trafalgar Park! Located 50 kilometres away in Nelson, it's the ideal place to get your fix whether you choose to cheer for the home or away team.

Seeking lots more things to see and do? Go to Tata Beach, 9 kilometres northwest of Awaroa, for Rawhiti Cave and Wainui Falls. Alternatively, Pohara is 10 kilometres to the west, and it's here you'll discover Tata Beach and Totaranui Beach.

Do a little shopping and see some sights in Nelson. This destination is 50 kilometres to the southeast and not far from Christ Church Cathedral, the Founders Park and Nelson Market. That being said, you won't want to miss the Queens Gardens and the Nelson Provincial Museum either.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're reading this, you probably think travel is too. Combine your passion for both by getting out and trying the food and drink offerings at some of the restaurants, cafés and bars in town.

If you're perusing a menu, there's every chance you'll come across dishes featuring seafood or pork. They're just two ingredients which are commonly used in the cuisine here.

Of course, you can't leave Awaroa without taking a bite of whitebait or hāngi (traditional Maori meat and vegetables). Popular with locals and considered signature recipes, they are an essential experience for any food-obsessed traveller.

Dessert is never a bad idea, so why not indulge in a little hokey pokey (honeycomb-vanilla ice cream)? It's worth every last calorie!

You're bound to sense excitement in the air leading up to the 6th of February. The locals will be getting themselves ready for Waitangi Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

Time to depart the charming Nelson Region region? You might only have a handful of New Zealand dollars left, but you'll be rich in incredible experiences.

Wellington International Airport (WLG), the closest airport, is some 160 kilometres to the east from the middle of Awaroa. Map out a route, pack up your suitcase and set an alarm — and be sure not to hit the snooze button too many times!