Justin Eichler

Waiheke Island is home to a diverse range of reserves, ranging from expansive regional parks to community-restored bush areas. These reserves serve as critical sanctuaries.

Waiheke is a business orientated island. There are a range of retail, services and trade businesses based all over the island. Contact us to get your business or service listed.

Yheke will be listing houses sections and businesses for sale later in 2026! The listings will be similar to those found on Trade Me. Contact us to get your House/Section Listed.

Waiheke has exciting wine tastings vineyard tours. Cafes that serve premium roasted coffee. Award winning Restaurants. Contact us to feature your cafe, restaurants or vineyard.

Waiheke has a handful of news stories every week. For our news stories we are a independent provider and only providing news based around Waiheke.

Waiheke has over 100 walkways and lookouts scattered over the island. At Yheke, our goal is to walk all of them and take a 360 degree video of each one.

Waiheke has it all types of accommodation. If your on a budget or wanting a 5 star stay. There will be some thing for you. Contact Us to get your accommodation or rental listed.

Waiheke Island has hosted many events and functions over the last 20+ years. Some of the previous event are beach races, fireworks displays and running events.

Waiheke is split up into 6-8 key suburbs/locations Oneroa, Surfdale, Ostend, Palm Beach, Rocky Bay, Onetangi and Orapiu “Bottom End”.

Waiheke has a range of small to medium carparks, but most car parking on the island is roadside. This is how locals park when off-street parking is not available.

Waiheke honey is a local honey business that offers organic and unpasteurized honey. They have a range of different size jars and a few types of honey to choose from.

Calais Terrace is a narrow residential road located in Ostend. Entered via Ostend Road or Natzka Road. Many homes have views of Anzac Bay.