Whangateau guidebook
Food scene
Matakana offers shopping, groceries, a butcher, deli and bakery called Plume with the best pastries.
Saturday mornings it's home to the best little farmers market!
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Matakana
Matakana offers shopping, groceries, a butcher, deli and bakery called Plume with the best pastries.
Saturday mornings it's home to the best little farmers market!
Nearby cafe specialising in beautiful quality produce. Great for brunch or lunch and features stunning views.
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The Farmers Daughter
329 Omaha Flats RdNearby cafe specialising in beautiful quality produce. Great for brunch or lunch and features stunning views.
Craft beer
This spot regularly hosts amazing local and international musicians plus is a low-key spot for some of New Zealand's best craft beer options and their pizza is incredible - and they have GF options!
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Leigh Sawmill Cafe
142 Pakiri RoadThis spot regularly hosts amazing local and international musicians plus is a low-key spot for some of New Zealand's best craft beer options and their pizza is incredible - and they have GF options!
Sightseeing
Ti Point Reptile Park
27 Ti Point RdGood for families with children
Beach
Te Kohuroa / Mathesons Bay
Local beach and playground
Hiking or surfing
Beautiful beach (sometimes for surfing!), nature reserve and native birds as well as a hike for some of the most spectacular views of nearby islands.
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Tawharanui Peninsula
Beautiful beach (sometimes for surfing!), nature reserve and native birds as well as a hike for some of the most spectacular views of nearby islands.
Neighbourhoods
Matakana offers shopping, groceries, a butcher, a deli, and a bakery called Plume (their olive focaccia and ham and cheese croissants are a must) etc, hire shops for water sports, restaurants & cafes, and if you happen to visit on a Saturday, you’ll catch the famous Matakana Markets!
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Matakana
Matakana offers shopping, groceries, a butcher, a deli, and a bakery called Plume (their olive focaccia and ham and cheese croissants are a must) etc, hire shops for water sports, restaurants & cafes, and if you happen to visit on a Saturday, you’ll catch the famous Matakana Markets!