paeroa welcomes you
Experience the popular Hauraki Rail Trail cycle trail, the beautiful bush, river walks and the stunning Karangahake Gorge – one of the 14 Wonders of New Zealand. From art galleries and antique shops, to golf, river cruises and trout fishing and not forgetting our delicious eateries and accommodation options, we have something for every budget. Come and spend some time with us, on your way to... everywhere!
Support local, shop local — connect to your local businesses or customers, and show how much we all LOVEHAURAKI. Visit now.
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Centrally located for the best of the Coromandel Peninsula, the Bay of Plenty and the Waikato you can experience the bush to the beaches and everything inbetween. Find out more about all the region has to offer - there's something for everyone.
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We have an eclectic mix of food choices including Chinese, Thai and Indian. There is plenty of variety too, whether you're looking for an a la carte menu to relax and enjoy the ambience of our beautiful evenings or cafe food during the day.
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Accommodation from B&B’s to family stays to excellent motels – we've got accommodation to fit all tastes and budgets. Paeroa is a Campervan "friendly" town with a wide range of choice to plan your stopover.
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Whether you're stopping to shop or doing business in Paeroa you won't find a location so handy and central to the upper North Island. Visit our many famous antique stores and renowned cafes, or join a bustling business hub with thousands of vehicles passing daily on SH 2 en route from Auckland to Tauranga.
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Paeroa has it all...
We're an extremely proud and gracious community and no matter what is happening in town we all step up and get involved. Of course you can see that at any one of our many events all through the year. |
Coming soon. Here's something new for us - local merchandise you can buy right here. Keep an eye open as we'll be letting you know when you can buy some iconic and uniquely Paeroa swag.
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the l & p story
Arguably New Zealand's favourite beverage and our town's namesake has a rich and fascinating history dating back to 1887.
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Maori history, early settlers, mining and karangahake legends
It's all right here, in the best little town in the middle of everywhere.