Hawke’s Bay

With 200km of cycleways, Hawke's Bay boasts popular routes that are suitable for every rider

Te Mata's team discuss the history and inspiration of their award-winning figs

MCD sheds light on the history of Havelock North name and its historic rural gentry

Jill Malcolm finds fish, fantasy, and freedom camping in Napier’s old port

Vivienne Haldane turns back the hands of the clock and revisits the life of early settlers in Waipawa during her visit to the CHB Settlers Museum

MCD visits the Akitio Bay campground

MCD followed the coastal trail from Porangahau to Kairakau Beach in Central Hawke’s Bay and found a lot to like

MCD heads to Poverty Bay to check out the goodnesss of Gisborne's Farmers Market

If history is your thing, you’ll enjoy exploring Ongaonga in Central Hawkes Bay. Viv Haldane took a guided tour with a local historian to find out more about this charming little town.

Heather Whelan explores an area that’s as well known for its Maori history as its Scandinavian. It’s also well-known for having a place name that’s as long as its rivers and winding roads.

Viv Haldane checked out Route 52 in the middle of winter.

Feeling a bit over winter? A visit to Taniwha Daffodils in Central Hawke’s Bay will revive your flagging spirits and put a spring in your step.