Park & nature
Kerikeri Inlet
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Kerikeri Inlet is a picturesque tidal estuary that winds from the historic Kerikeri Basin to the Bay of Islands. Visitors can launch boats or kayaks to explore sheltered coves, spot birdlife, and fish for snapper. The inlet's calm waters and mangrove-lined shores offer a peaceful escape, with views of rolling hills and distant islands. It's a favorite spot for paddleboarding and picnicking along the waterfront reserves.
Don't miss
- Kayak through mangrove forests and tidal channels
- Fish for snapper and kingfish in the inlet's deep channels
- Launch a boat from the public ramp at the Kerikeri Basin
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Kerikeri Inlet
You can usually visit on your own. A tour is worth it for transport, a guide, or combining nearby sights into one day.
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