Māori Heritage: A North Head Summit Self-Guided Audio Tour

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1. Start the tour at the Tainui Landing memorial and learn about the arrival of a great voyaging canoe.

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2. Take a stroll past through of New Zealand’s oldest and most scenic cricket grounds.

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3. Walk up this volcanic mountain, a place where volcanic rock, military tunnels, and Māori heritage intertwine, which likely erupted between 20,000 and 50,000 years ago.

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4. Pass by these historic guns, used for training and demonstration but could fire armour-piercing shells strong enough to disable a warship.

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5. Enjoy the views of Auckland from a vantage point, built between 1885 and 1892 and was a key defensive site, part of a chain of fortifications designed to protect Auckland from naval attack during the “Russian Scare” of the 1880s.

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6. Stroll along this serence beach, one of Devonport’s most beloved and beautiful spots. A long, golden stretch of sand nestled beneath the northern slopes of North Head

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7. Pass by this historically rich restaurant, which origins trace back to 1913 when it was established as a tearoom and bathing facility. In 1981, taken over and refurbished by John McHugh, but note that entry is not included in this walking tour

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8. As you walk along this street, you’ll see hallmark features of early New Zealand settler architecture: sash windows, ornate fretwork, and corrugated iron roofs, all well suited to the coastal climate

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9. End at this iconic Navy Museum, telling the story of New Zealand’s maritime service — not just battles and ships, but the people behind the uniforms. But please note entry is not included in this walking tour.

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How it compares in Waiheke Island

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• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 65 of 79.
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Waiheke Island lies in the Hauraki Gulf, east of Auckland, and its rolling hills are covered in pasture, bush and vineyards. The main village, Oneroa, has cafés and shops above a sheltered bay, and the long, curving sands of Onetangi Beach run below the northern hills. The island's vineyards grow Bordeaux-style reds and syrah in its sunny, mild climate, and many have restaurants with views across the gulf.

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