Rawene
Dallon August Art Studio
Work from local artists as well as Dallon's own paintings and woodwork. Located in old Rawene Butchery.
M: 021 025 81792

Aurora Souvenirs and Gifts
Clendon Esplanade
Something Special for Someone Special: Glassware, tiles, ceramics, kites, travel games. Open 7 days.

Boatshed Cafe and Crafts
8 Clendon Esplanade
Out over the water. Well established Hokianga Craft and Art outlet.
Totally local.
Open 7 days @ 8:30am.
Ph. 09 405 7728.

Rawene Art Gallery
2 Parnell Street
Daily from 10am Ph 09 4057 899
RaweneArtGallery@xtra.co.nz

Hokianga Hats
Judy specialises in making individual creative hats for everyday wear.  Handmade fabric flowers are a specialty.
Ph 09 405 7617

Outpost Hokianga
5 Parnell Street
Find out what's happening at this "cutting edge global boutique".  Fashion, art, beauty, books and more.  Summer open every day. In old Post Office next to the Town Hall  Ph 09 405 7423.
E: shop@outposthokianga.com 
Web: www.outposthokianga.com

Lynette Bradley - The Glimpse Gallery
Clendon Esplanade
Mosaic artist, also pottery, books, hats, embroidery, scenic cards, calendars and more.  Open Tue-Sat 10am-4pm  Sun 10am-1pm over summer.
Ph 09 4057 886 M: 027 3602448
E: lynetteb@slingshot.co.nz

Waimamaku
Beverley Cox
Taita Road
www.beverleycox.co.nz
bevandgary@xtra.co.nz
Painter's studio set amongst kahikatea trees Please ring ahead.
Ph. 09 405 8623.

Art Trails
© 2008 - 2025  Waiotemarama Falls Lodge Limited
Waiotemarama Falls Lodge proudly displays the works of renowned local artists, who work innovatively with a range of media.

The Lodge is located along the Hokianga Art Trail, which includes galleries and craft shops for that special gift or token from your Hokianga experience.

Check our local events list for weaving and quilting workshops.
Painting by Beverley Cox
On display at The Lodge
The Lodge is proud to exhibit stunning artwork from world renown Moirai Studio/Gallery.  These exquisite paintings capture the pure essence of the surrounding native bush and birdlife.

Moirai Studio/Gallery is a working studio situated in spectacular bush surroundings. At the northern gateway to the magnificent Waipoua Kauri Forest, on State Highway 12, 4 kms north of Tane Mahuta.  Specialising in visionary kauri forest paintings and original artworks and prints.  Viewing and sales by appointment. Tel. +64 9 405 8432 moirai@xtra.co.nz
Number 1 Parnell
Gallery
Rawene
Tel: +64 9 405 8869                           Open 7 days


Hokianga Art Trail
Artists and galleries on the
Hokianga Heart Trail
Artists and galleries on the
Hokianga Heart Trail
Opononi

Waiotemarama
Allan Gale
Sculptor. printmaker and cast glass. Mob.: 021 0789198.
E: allangale@actrix.co.nz
Web: http://felt.co.nz/shop/allangale

Rawene
Simply Fun: Great affordable local arts, crafts and puzzles.  Loads of fun for children of all ages.  . 
Open 9am - 5pm  closed Wed.
Ph 09 405 4581.
E: amazelou@igrin.co.nz

Omanaia
Jill Reilly
A creator of native birds, flowers, jewellery and other treasures in mixed media.  Stained glass a specialty.  Leadlight repairs.
Ph. 09 405 7816.

Oue
Valerie Fife
Painter, contemporary style.
Acrylics and mixed media.
Ph 09 405 7403
E: valken1@xtra.co.nz
Puttiputti:  Flax weaving by
Hannah Rawlings
KohuKohu
Village Arts: See our Events page for current exhibitions. Open 10am - 3pm. 7 days Ph. 09 405 5827; E: gallery@villagearts.co.nz; Web: www.villagearts.co.nz

Louisa Geddes - Galleria Bar
Media: acrylic. Ph 09 405 5845; E: louisa@kohukohu.com
The Lodge displays the work of local artists
Native tui in a flowering New Zealand flax bush
Waiotemarama Falls Lodge
Extraordinary Private Accommodation Experience
Kauri Coast, Opononi, Northland, New Zealand
and Kiwi Sanctuary!
Waiotemarama Falls Lodge is the Hokianga's finest accommodation experience.  See the real New Zealand bush!

Activities include hiking, fishing, hunting, birdwatching, stargazing, Maori culture experiences, art trails, the Waipoua Forest and so much more!

Book now for this unique accommodation experience.
Your hosts standing outside The Lodge
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Nau mai

Haere mai

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of the
Kauri Coast"
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