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Not too many travelers make their way to Warkworth when visiting New Zealand. Those that do usually go to see the Old Cement Works. Otherwise travelers visiting the area generally stick to more well-known destinations such as Auckland and Coromandel. If you do travel to Warkworth, please take some time to tell us about what you saw in this Warkworth travel guide.
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The heart of Warkworth is its river. The Mahurangi, once a lifeline for the village, with steamboats and scows plying the coast and providing a much-needed link with Auckland, is today a tranquil and picturesque old dame. She is home to fabled ducks, hosts a restful riverbank walkway and provides a playground for boaties. Warkworth’s rich heritage is reflected in its buildings and sites of historic interest. Its cafes, specialist shops and character architecture make it a charming village and the commercial hub of the area. Warkworth – just an hour’s drive from New Zealand’s largest city and a world away in terms of character and pace - is also the gateway to the Matakana Coast Wine Country, one of the most desirable places to visit in New Zealand. Vineyards, local markets, iconic beaches and islands, marine reserves and wildlife sanctuaries are all within a short distance of Warkworth village. Warkworth and the Matakana Coast Wine Country is predominantly a popular holiday and week-end destination for Aucklanders, but the area also attracts New Zealanders from other parts of the country and an increasing number of visitors from all over the world, who are only just starting to discover this “hidden gem”. Recent coverage in the international media, including a comprehensive article in “Savour Magazine” - as well as good old fashioned “word of mouth” - are profiling Warkworth and the Matakana Coast Wine Country very favourably on the international travel scene. In the meantime, however, it is still a bit of a secret destination, which is good news for those searching for an “off the beaten track” experience.
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A small rural town halfway between Auckland and Whangarei catering to the travellers passing through there are numerous fast food places. When fish and chips was the staple diet the main road was scattered with them but with big business now McDonalds and the like have taken over like every other place.
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Great fihing all around Kawau which can be accessed from many beaches within 10 minutes of Warkworth
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