Waiheke Island
Waiheke Island is located in the Hauraki Gulf, just a short ferry ride from Auckland, New Zealand. Known for its stunning beaches and thriving vineyards, it offers visitors a variety of activities such as wine tasting tours, hiking trails, and art galleries.
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Key attractions include the beautiful Onetangi Beach and several award-winning wineries like Mudbrick Vineyard and Cable Bay Vineyards. While there are no set Waiheke Island opening hours, individual businesses have their own schedules, so its best to check ahead. Public transport and rental services make it easy to explore the island, providing convenience for both day-trippers and longer stays alike.
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