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Monday 10am - 5pm Tuesday 10am - 5pm Wednesday 10am - 5pm Thursday 10am - 5pm Friday 10am - 5pm

Footprints Waipoua Hokianga

Name: Footprints Waipoua Hokianga
Address: 334 State Highway 12, Omapere, NZ
Telephone: +6494058207
Price range: $
Rating: 4.9

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'Step into our World' and let our local guides take you on a memorable journey through nature's stage
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at Footprints Waipoua for an intimate encounter to learn how these trees are inter-twined with the lives of local Maori and the important role they play in the eco-system that is the Waipoua Forest.

22/06/2024

Nau mai hoki mai 🙌🍃🌳

16/01/2024

Seeing how interested our manuhiri (visitors) are in our stories and Ngahere (forest) makes it all worth it 🍃🌳

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14/01/2024

Sunday fun day ☀️with 🌳🍃

25/12/2023

Let our guides share with you the stories of our ancestors and the connection we have to our whenua 🍃🌳

21/12/2023

A kauri tree shedding its bark is quite incredible. Come join us on our famous Twilight Encounter and find out why 🍃🌳

19/12/2023

Not a phone in sight. Just people living in the moment 🙏🌳🍃

17/12/2023

Join us on our world famous Twilight Encounter and meet Te Matua Ngahere (The Father of the Forest). You will be in awe of this giant of the land.

01/12/2023

Address

334 State Highway 12
Omapere

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

+6494058207

Website

http://www.footprintswaipoua.co.nz/

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Videos

We will just leave this here the man the legend Bill Matthews ❤️ #footprintswaipoua #twilightencounter #meettane #visithokianga #northland #purenz

Kia kaha tātou ki te kōrero i Te Reo Māori.

Te Roroa Iwi

Hauntingly beautiful. The Te Roroa Iwi have had a magical relationship with this forest for hundreds of years. How will your whanau respond to Waipoua’s call? 📽 @ainsleyabouttheworld

HOW YOU CAN HELP SAVE KAURI!

The Department of Conservation have recently created a video to show how you can help prevent the spread of kauri dieback disease at their new cleaning stations. 👍 #FootPrints

Waiata

Thank you Fullers Great Sights Chinese Travel Trade Famil, for sending us this video of a waiata, experienced with us at #FootprintsWaipoua.

Tihei Mauri Ora.

The what a great day out with these two. Daylight Encounter 1pm sorted. These guys are wizards. Harry Potter Fans that's me. Thanks Paul and Lars.

Christmas Eve Salt Air. Arrived this morning on time 10am. Nice to meet up with Brian, Jill and Sammy Domingues from the States. Popped in for a quick visit to see Tane and now heading up to Te Rerenga Wairua. And that's how this whānau does it. Stay safe in the Air. Sending well wishes to whānau mai te Hokianga.

He rā whakahirahira.

Green Tv - Footprints Waipoua

"Tell me, I will forget. Show me, I will remember. Involve me, I will understand." Green TV came to our tour and created this beautiful video. #FootprintsWaipoua

Thank you 2016

Experience Aotearoa (New Zealand) with Footprints Waipoua

Your journey begins

Join us at Footprints Waipoua for an intimate encounter to learn how these trees are inter-twined with the lives of local Maori and the important role they play in the eco-system that is the Waipoua Forest.

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Our Story

Meet our ancestors; the mighty Te Matua Ngahere ('The Father of the Forest') estimated to be between 2,500 and 3,000 years old, his mighty girth is over 5 metres (15ft) in diameter. 'The Four Sisters' are a graceful collection of kauri trees that have grown close together in sibling harmony and finally, Tane Mahuta ('The Lord of the Forest') who stands an impressive 51 metres (150ft) tall. Join us at Footprints Waipoua for an intimate encounter to learn how these trees are inter-twined with the lives of local Maori and the important role they play in the eco-system that is the Waipoua Forest.

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