Kauri Cliffs

On the northeast corner of the north island sits the marvellous Kauri Cliffs Golf Course.

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The 7139 yard (6528 metre) layout brings a large amount of elevation change with holes manoeuvring from high coastal ridges, down through inland marshland and back again. Wide, sloping rye grass fairways lead into  that offer multiple  Nestled among rural farmland and native forest, with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and surrounding islands, Kauri Cliffs is a ‘must see’ in your New Zealand golfing adventure.

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Ranked 26th in Golf Digest Top 100 World’s Greatest Golf Courses, and one of Bespoke Golf’s ‘destination’ courses, this is guaranteed to be a highlight of your time in New Zealand!

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How to get there

Being one of New Zealand’s most northern golf courses, Kauri Cliffs is a 4-hour drive north of Auckland Airport and a 2-hour drive north of the Mangawhai area. The drive, although longer, covers some stunning views of the northeast coastline and is a scenic adventure in itself! There is also the option to take a 40-minute flight from Auckland to the Bay of Islands airport and then a 45-minute drive to the course.

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Facilities

Kauri Cliffs boast a stunning practice area looking over the pacific ocean. This includes a full driving range setup, large putting green, and multiple chipping/ short game areas to get your game fine-tuned before or after your round with a fully operational pro shop, including cart and club rentals, merchandise as well as local cashmere and wool products and local artwork at sculpture.

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Surrounding Area

The Bay of Islands is a subtropical micro-region known for its astonishing beauty & history. For those who value beaches and water activities, it's New Zealand's Eden.

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One of New Zealand's most breathtaking destinations year-round, its sheltered waters makes it the ideal place to view diverse marine life, including dolphins, whales and seals. Considered the birthplace of New Zealand, the region affords a unique insight into early European settlement and Māori culture, making visiting the Bay a must-do on any New Zealand itinerary.

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The Bay of Islands has a long, intriguing and often wild history. Once a booming, bustling and bawdy seafaring centre, it's now a tranquil and immaculate spot and delivers the ideal base for exploring Northland. The range of things to see and do in the Bay of Islands varies from indulgent to relaxed to adrenalin-pumping activities. Relax with a massage, body or beauty treatment, appreciate locally caught seafood at one of the numerous cafes or restaurants, or catch your own with one of the local Bay of Islands fishing charters. Take a scenic flight over the Bay of Islands, voyage to the Hole in the Rock, sight dolphins, try parasailing to 1200 feet, sail through the 144 islands or experience an overnight cruise in the Bay. Also, take the time to explore the region's historical past of the Waitangi Treaty Grounds and experience a Maori cultural show.

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The Bay of Islands, also known as the capital of the Winterless North, really does offer something for everyone!

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