Nature & Wildlife
Te Whanganui-o-Hei (Cathedral Cove) Marine Reserve was established in 1992 to protect and restore the diversity of the marine environment. The reserve protects nine square kilometers of shore and sea on the eastern side of the Coromandel Peninsula between Hahei and Cooks Beach. Reefs of hard rock, soft sediments, intricate caves and underwater arches provide habitat for plants, crustaceans, molluscs and fish, many of which can be seen on the snorkel trail at Gemstone Bay.
Ian Preece Photography Workshops and Print Sales
Join me for a small group workshop or bespoke photography class on the Coromandel Peninsula, Great Barrier Island, Tiritiri Matangi or Ohiwa-Ohope in New Zealand. I also run regular exhibitions of my work and sell prints directly and through selected galleries.
Cathedral Cove Water Taxi
Getting from Hahei to Cathedral Cove takes just 10 minutes with the Cathedral Cove Water Taxi plus you get to see the beautiful coastline from a perspective only possible when travelling by boat.
Exotic Caulerpa Community Information Forum and Tech Talks
Initiated by the Hauraki Gulf Forum, this hui is an opportunity to share information among Hauraki Gulf communities and operators responding to Exotic Caulerpa infestations and those proactively engaged in surveying for and mitigating against Exotic Caulerpa.
Sea Cave Adventures
Seaweek
In March activities are coordinated as part of Seaweek - events to celebrate the moana-sea along with agencies, businesses, and community groups. There are usually plenty of activities to get involved in during Seaweek - pencil this date in your detail as more details to come!
Girls in the Bay and Ladies Blue Fishing Competition
A fishing competition and lots of fun, just for the girls this summer! Held from 10 December to 25th January 2025.