pink-orange heart and white words "the coromandel artebat spring festival"
pink-orange heart and white words "the coromandel artebat spring festival"
pink-orange heart and white words "the coromandel artebat spring festival"
dolphin and flounder black silhouettes and the words 'plan your trip' in white

Travelling Around The Coromandel

Getting around The Coromandel/ Hauraki and its townships is easy; make your way around The Coromandel loop to discover all that our region has to offer.

curved road trhough green grassy hills with blue sea in background and beautiful tufty white clouds on blue sky

The Coromandel is located on the Pacific Coast Highway – on the east coast of New Zealand’s North Island. With Moehau at the northern end and the Karangahake Gorge and the Hauraki Plains at the southern end, the region is located within a 90-minute drive of the major centres of Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua and their international airports.

aerial view of a windy road in forested hills showing tree frens and native NZ bush

Note:

SH25A Kōpū-Hikuai Road: OPEN.

If you’ve heard bad things about the weather and our roads – that’s a thing of the past. It’s all fixed now, we even have a brand-spanking new bridge over the hill to Tairua!

All our roads are open and in good shape, and they’re generally not very busy in spring (the time of the festival).

coastal road with hill on left that has tress flowering in red and blue sea on right with dramatic clouds in the sky

Up-to-date info

Visit the official The Coromandel website to plan your journey and for up-to-date info.

You will find essential information on local weather, maps & directions, transport, deals & specials, the travel-app, and much more.

Go to The Coromandel travel info
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photos and main contents courtesy of The Coromandel.com

sitting small NZ penguin silhouette and speech bubbel "Damn right mate"
sitting small NZ penguin silhouette and speech bubbel "Damn right mate"