Rotoroa Island – Hauraki Gulf

HIGHLIGHTS

• Extraordinary island history from attempts to farm, a Salvation Army rehabiliation service for addication to a predator free island sanctury where fledgling kiwis flourish
• Beautiful network of walks encompassing wetlands, regenerating bush, safe shallow swimming beaches and high cliffs where sweeping views of the Hauraki Gulf await
• Heritage 1950’s cottages to spend a few days slowing down and enjoying the peace of Rotoroa Island
• Superb guided walk introducing visitors to the wildlife and the island’s history
• See if you can spot a native skink
• The opportunity to observe the iridescent plumage of New Zealand’s rare Takahē. The stout red legs and strong red beak and busy waddle is endearing
• Meet the island’s cheeky weka’s who will become uninvited guests at your picnic