NFC Builders Waiheke
NFC Builders are a small team that focus on high quality results and keeping jobsites clean and organised. They are happy to do a free quote for your next project.
NFC Builders are a small team that focus on high quality results and keeping jobsites clean and organised. They are happy to do a free quote for your next project.
Gear Grab is a hire shop on Waiheke, they have a huge range of everyday gear, their store consists of Party, Gaming, Outdoors, Household, Tech and more.
Island Settings is a small tableware hire shop, they can design an entire table setting, or provide you with the basics, for your wedding or any other occassion.
Mataira Gallery has taken over from Gallery Anomalous is the same building and spot in 2025, with the art work being from Rachel Mataira.
The red-billed gull also known as the Seagull is common around New Zealand Coasts. Located everywhere on Waiheke beaches where food or bait is readily accessible.
The white eye is a small songbird immediately recognisable by its distinctive white eye-ring. This quick little bird can be found feeding off flax, kowhais or fruit trees on waiheke.
Kennedy point pier is located near the Sealink ferry terminal, it is a manmade rock walled pier with a flat concrete path, you can fish on either side of the pier or at the end
The Esplanade fishing spot is located on the gravel road called The Esplanade, it has easy access and parking, you could actually fish out of your car if you wanted too.
Pacific Parade is located in Surfdale Waiheke, but it starts in Oneroa and pretty much ends in Palm Beach. So is spans the full length of Surfdale.
It has low to medium amount of traffic depending on the time of day, it has some parking on the sides, but as the road curves down a ridge line.
Fisherman’s Rock is a well known spot on Waiheke for fishing, it is a rocky terrain that has a small path and many steps leading down to it from Newton road Oneroa.
The gannet is a large slender-bodied seabird with mainly white plumage, buff-yellow head and neck, usually occassionally seen around waiheke searching for food in ocean depths.