The Bay Of Islands in New Zealand boasts a unique coastline sheltering over 150 small islands in its arms. Once a seafaring and whaling town; the Bay of Islands is today a popular area for visitors who travel from far and wide to enjoy the cultural heritage of this beautiful place. Small towns are scattered along the coastline all offering unique and individual traits, and visitors could spend weeks enjoying what the bay has to offer.
The Bay of Islands is a haven for water sport enthusiasts who can enjoy the calm blue waters of the bay. There are a lot of water-based activities on offer, including kayaking, swimming with dolphins, game fishing and boating. Several coastal paths line the bay, and visitors can enjoy the tranquillity of the area and the stunning views. Often whales and dolphins can be seen in the bay, so cameras are a recommendation. There are many photographic opportunities in the Bay of Islands, including the nearby Haruru waterfalls and the Cape Brett Lighthouse.
