Cape Kidnappers Gannet Colony Walk
Walk or ride to the world's most accessible mainland Australasian gannet colony, perched dramatically on the headlands at the tip of Hawke's Bay.
Napier Art Deco Heritage Walk
Explore the world's finest collection of 1930s Art Deco architecture, rebuilt after the catastrophic 1931 earthquake that destroyed the original city.
Hawke's Bay Wine & Orchard Trail
Cycle or walk through the Mission Estate and surrounding vineyards of New Zealand's oldest wine region, tasting world-class Syrah and Chardonnay.
Bluff Hill & Lighthouse Walk
Climb historic Bluff Hill above the port for panoramic views of Hawke's Bay, the Mahia Peninsula, and the Art Deco city spread below.
Marine Parade Coastal Promenade Walk
Stroll the iconic Marine Parade from the city centre to Perfume Point, lined with Norfolk pines, gardens, and Hawke's Bay sea views.
Te Mata Peak Summit Hike
Climb the dramatic limestone ridgeline of Te Mata Peak for unparalleled views over Hawke's Bay, the Heretaunga Plains, and the Kaweka Ranges.
1931 Earthquake Heritage Walk
Trace the story of the 7.8-magnitude earthquake that destroyed Napier on 3 February 1931, and the remarkable rebuilding that created the Art Deco city of today.
Ahuriri Village & Estuary Walk
Explore the charming Ahuriri village with its converted warehouses, waterfront bars, and the bird-rich estuary created by the 1931 earthquake uplift.