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Kāpiti Coast Must-Do's
Ngā Manu Nature Reserve in Waikanae
Both wheelchair and buggy-friendly, explore walk through aviaries, reptile enclosures and a nocturnal kiwi house. Feed the eels at 2pm, embark on free guided weekend walks and wander he open lawns, escorted by an army of ducks.
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Ōtaki Forks
In the rural town of Ōtaki, you’ll find Ōtaki Forks, one of the Kāpiti District’s best-kept secrets. Here is a campground adjoining a truly magical stretch of river with deep swimming holes and rocks for jumping off. A 45-minute drive from Waikanae.
Tararua Forest Park
This is the North Island’s largest conservation park, so the tramping possibilities are almost endless and the opportunity to have a wild, wind-whipped adventure is guaranteed.
Akatārawa Forest in Waikanae
Steady uphill climbs lead to epic views across Hutt Valley. 4WD tracks are available to run, bike, hike or drive, and shared by dirt bikes, too.
