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Find out what’s happening in and around Coromandel town.
News
Find out what’s happening in and around Coromandel town.
Visitors can hire a rental car by the hour from Coromandel Shelly Beach Top 10 Holiday Park just north of Coromandel Town to explore Coromandel in your own time.
An easy, affordable and sustainable way to see more of the Coromandel.
Sunday 29th March - Monday 6th April,
10am to 4pm,
Hauraki House, Coromandel Town.
Including a retrospective of
work produced by the late David Shearer.
This exhibition brings together two fabulous local women, both incredible artists who share ideas of creative process and relationship. Their focus is on creative process as they understand it, brings the "How" into rightful balance with the "What" with crucial space allowed for the "Dont Know" (but we will "Find Out" by doing it). Robyn and Sally share this approach to their creative work.
Annual Art Exhibition. 10am to 4pm Hauraki House. January 24th to 8th Feb. Everyone welcome come along to view or purchase cool art by awesome locals.
Follow your sole. New Tracks & Trails Guide is online. This site is full of cool stuff for exploring The Coromandel. Check it out and plan your next days adventure.
When was the last time you did something for the first Time, bring your dreams to life with a scenic flight.
Interesting shops, warm cafes and diverse restaurants look forward to welcoming you! Come on over and enjoy a much needed get-away from it all!
Exhibition at Driving Creek Railway.
Work by Driving Creek Pottery staff & friends.
April 18th - May 17th
Experience Coromandel Town's History at the Coromandel Gold Stamper Battery. Explore the rich heritage of gold processing at our authentic site.
Barry Brickell set out in the 1970s to return the Driving Creek land to pre-colonial times by replanting the 24-hectare property with over 27,000 native species including Rimu, Totara, Matai, Miro, Kowhai and Kauri.
"The whole district, including my block, had undergone 150 or so years of savage exploitation that was, in fact, ecological plunder."
Driving Creek is nestled in the heart of The Coromandel and is more than just a tourism operation.
It's a testament to the late Barry Brickell's pioneering spirit and unwavering dedication to art, engineering, and conservation.
Watch this space has a" shared studio exhibition" at Hauraki House Gallery, Kapanga Road, Coromandel Town
10am to 4pm 20th to 29th September.
See works created by the artist participants
Moehau Environment Group is dedicated to restoring connecting and protecting the biodiversity and habitats of Coromandel North. To read or download their latest newsletter clock on the link ...
This party is the start of the 3 month coromandel artbeat spring festival and the kick-off for the 3 day CorCine Film Festival
Date: 06 September
Time: 6:30 til late
A brand-new Coromandel-centric film festival is blossoming this spring ...
Attention all local artists – enter your event early and be in to win a weekend away for two!
If you enter your event before July 31st you will go into the draw to win 2 VIP tickets for the CoroCine Film Festival Opening Night and Coromandel ...
Coromandel Golf Club is a Nine Hole Golf Course just a few minutes drive from the town on Hauraki Road. The Golf Course is right at the very end of the road.
Our Nine Hole Course is mostly easy walking but has several hills to navigate.
Green ...
MEG Moehau Environment Group were looking for volunteers at the time to maintain traps in the nearby hills, protecting kiwi from predators. Bronnie loves being outdoors and contributing to the protection of our beautiful fauna and flora only seemed natural. Click to open full post and view the short documentary!
Phone Sharon for all Taxi enquiries including regular shuttles to Thames on 027 376 4466 Email:corotaxis3506@gmail.com
Garage/Rental Cars/Petrol/LPG Bottle Fill & Swap
226 Wharf Road
Coromandel Town
Darius Visser
AA Smart Fuel & BP Fuel Card accepted here
24 Hour Petrol service now available
phone: 07 866 8736
email:corogarage@gmail.com
Ocean Leopard Tours is based in beautiful Whitianga, Coromandel. Our scenic boat tours showcase Mercury Bay’s stunning coastal paradise, taking you from Whitianga down to Cathedral Cove and beyond.
OUR TOURS:
Full Monty Trip
Duration: 2hrs ...
These stunning photos tell it all. Call into the Coromandel Town Information Centre and we can help with directions and all your bookings.click any image to view slideshowphone: 07 866 8598
email: coroinfo@xtra.co.nz
74 Kapanga Road, ...
Renowned for our wide assortment of art and artists. Opportunities to visit studios all year.Coromandel is home to many well known artists and there are many opportunities to see their work.
Coromandel Open Studios opening Saturday 2 October - ...
Summer 2023/2024 is here : SH25 Thames to Coromandel town is OPEN. Come on up and enjoy part of your Summer with us.
A lovely way to spend a few hours lost in the world of miniatures.Activity Description:
Handmade miniature models and scenes of shops, houses, rural life, fairy tales and more that exhibit "slices of life" with attitude and humour. Collections ...
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Visitors can hire a rental car by the hour from Coromandel Shelly Beach Top 10 Holiday Park just north of Coromandel Town to explore Coromandel in your own time.
An easy, affordable and sustainable way to see more of the Coromandel.
Sunday 29th March - Monday 6th April,
10am to 4pm,
Hauraki House, Coromandel Town.
Including a retrospective of
work produced by the late David Shearer.
This exhibition brings together two fabulous local women, both incredible artists who share ideas of creative process and relationship. Their focus is on creative process as they understand it, brings the "How" into rightful balance with the "What" with crucial space allowed for the "Dont Know" (but we will "Find Out" by doing it). Robyn and Sally share this approach to their creative work.
Annual Art Exhibition. 10am to 4pm Hauraki House. January 24th to 8th Feb. Everyone welcome come along to view or purchase cool art by awesome locals.
Follow your sole. New Tracks & Trails Guide is online. This site is full of cool stuff for exploring The Coromandel. Check it out and plan your next days adventure.
When was the last time you did something for the first Time, bring your dreams to life with a scenic flight.
Interesting shops, warm cafes and diverse restaurants look forward to welcoming you! Come on over and enjoy a much needed get-away from it all!
Exhibition at Driving Creek Railway.
Work by Driving Creek Pottery staff & friends.
April 18th - May 17th
Experience Coromandel Town's History at the Coromandel Gold Stamper Battery. Explore the rich heritage of gold processing at our authentic site.
Barry Brickell set out in the 1970s to return the Driving Creek land to pre-colonial times by replanting the 24-hectare property with over 27,000 native species including Rimu, Totara, Matai, Miro, Kowhai and Kauri.
"The whole district, including my block, had undergone 150 or so years of savage exploitation that was, in fact, ecological plunder."
Driving Creek is nestled in the heart of The Coromandel and is more than just a tourism operation.
It's a testament to the late Barry Brickell's pioneering spirit and unwavering dedication to art, engineering, and conservation.
Watch this space has a" shared studio exhibition" at Hauraki House Gallery, Kapanga Road, Coromandel Town
10am to 4pm 20th to 29th September.
See works created by the artist participants
Moehau Environment Group is dedicated to restoring connecting and protecting the biodiversity and habitats of Coromandel North. To read or download their latest newsletter clock on the link ...
This party is the start of the 3 month coromandel artbeat spring festival and the kick-off for the 3 day CorCine Film Festival
Date: 06 September
Time: 6:30 til late
A brand-new Coromandel-centric film festival is blossoming this spring ...
Attention all local artists – enter your event early and be in to win a weekend away for two!
If you enter your event before July 31st you will go into the draw to win 2 VIP tickets for the CoroCine Film Festival Opening Night and Coromandel ...
Coromandel Golf Club is a Nine Hole Golf Course just a few minutes drive from the town on Hauraki Road. The Golf Course is right at the very end of the road.
Our Nine Hole Course is mostly easy walking but has several hills to navigate.
Green ...
MEG Moehau Environment Group were looking for volunteers at the time to maintain traps in the nearby hills, protecting kiwi from predators. Bronnie loves being outdoors and contributing to the protection of our beautiful fauna and flora only seemed natural. Click to open full post and view the short documentary!
Phone Sharon for all Taxi enquiries including regular shuttles to Thames on 027 376 4466 Email:corotaxis3506@gmail.com
Garage/Rental Cars/Petrol/LPG Bottle Fill & Swap
226 Wharf Road
Coromandel Town
Darius Visser
AA Smart Fuel & BP Fuel Card accepted here
24 Hour Petrol service now available
phone: 07 866 8736
email:corogarage@gmail.com
Ocean Leopard Tours is based in beautiful Whitianga, Coromandel. Our scenic boat tours showcase Mercury Bay’s stunning coastal paradise, taking you from Whitianga down to Cathedral Cove and beyond.
OUR TOURS:
Full Monty Trip
Duration: 2hrs ...
These stunning photos tell it all. Call into the Coromandel Town Information Centre and we can help with directions and all your bookings.click any image to view slideshowphone: 07 866 8598
email: coroinfo@xtra.co.nz
74 Kapanga Road, ...
Renowned for our wide assortment of art and artists. Opportunities to visit studios all year.Coromandel is home to many well known artists and there are many opportunities to see their work.
Coromandel Open Studios opening Saturday 2 October - ...
Summer 2023/2024 is here : SH25 Thames to Coromandel town is OPEN. Come on up and enjoy part of your Summer with us.
A lovely way to spend a few hours lost in the world of miniatures.Activity Description:
Handmade miniature models and scenes of shops, houses, rural life, fairy tales and more that exhibit "slices of life" with attitude and humour. Collections ...
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