Waka Taiamai Heritage Journeys
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Northland is the birthplace of modern New Zealand and the Ngapuhi Tribe are the largest group of Maori in the country. Waka Tai-a-mai Heritage Journeys is an Ngapuhi family owned and operated company. Internationally renowned as one of best cultural experiences in Northland's Bay of Islands, you will be left with lasting impressions of countless sights of significance and heritage landscapes, which make for a perfect combination of history and scenic beauty.
Available in almost all weather conditions, Journey the peaceful and tranquil estuaries of the Waitangi River aboard our 50 ft traditional Maori canoe (Waka). Awe-inspiring is how guests describe our arrival at the foot of the mighty Haruru waterfalls. After some exclusive free photos we continue our journey continues until we arrive at a traditional Maori village. Our Qualmark endorsed Waka Journeys perfect combination of eco tourism and interactive Ngapuhi Culture. With 18 people maximum on the Waka you are able to avoid the hustle and bustle of 100's of other visitors.
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Maori Village in Northlands Bay of Islands
a few months ago : 4th December 2007
We have heard rumors that WAKA TAIAMAI HERITAGE JOURNEYS are building a traditional Maori village on the banks of the Waitangi river. I wonder if I as a visitor will be allowed to visit this Maori village when I get to Paihia,...
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Authentic Cultural Encounter in Bay of Islands
a few months ago : 4th December 2007
On this voyage, the visitor is involved in the experience right from the outset. Up to three hours of involvement - from paddling the waka, chanting to the beat of the paddle, pulling the waka in and out of the water, a ceremonial karakia, customs and traditions at the village, speech making, and more