Omiha

Waimangu Road is located in Omiha and more specifically Woodside Bay. The speed limit is 40 km/h. This road is a dead end leading to Woodside Hill Winery.

Woodside Bay Road is located in Omiha and more specifically Woodside Bay. The speed limit is 40 km/h. This road leads down to Woodside Bay.

Rocky Bay also formally known as Kuakarau Bay is a pretty quiet bay, it is perfect for a picnic and a fun space for children to play on its wooden playground The Black Smith.

Omiha Bay also known as Rocky Bay is a small bay located in Rocky Bay Omiha. It is home to many moored boats, Rocky Bay historic boat sheds and access to the boat ramp.

Dead dog bay Sculpture garden is located at the end of Margaret reeve lane, here via appointment only, you can view large sculptures scattered around the gardens.

Dead Dog Bay also formally known as “Okoka Bay” is a little secluded tidal bay, this is entered via a short path at the end of Margaret Reeve Lane.

Waiheke Dirt Track Club is the only local racing track on the island. They also have a clubhouse called the Woolshed that you can drink at and hire for functions.

Batch Winery is Waiheke’s highest vineyard with spectacular views. Enjoy long lunches, sunset dining, seasonal plates and outstanding wines.

Rocky Bay tennis court is a open tennis or petanque court located on valley road it costs $2.00 p/hr per person to enter. It was gifted by the O’brien family in 1930’s.

The Omiha Memorial Hall was originally built by the Omiha Welfare and Recreation Society in or around the 1950’s. You can hire the hall for functions and events.

The historic Rocky Bay store on Glen Brook Road was built in 1924, then it burned down in 2003 and has remained a half burnt shell, that is all that remains.