Welcome to the Coromandel Peninsula
Top New Zealand holiday destination
Coromandel Fun is a holiday website devoted to promoting great holidays on New Zealand's beautiful Coromandel Peninsula.
Discover Coromandel beaches, spectacular scenery, cafes with fresh seafood and wineries, hot pools, charter boating and fishing, bush walks, beach campsites, music festivals and alternative retreats. Also visitor guides and itineraries, all types of accommodation, activities, attractions and a friendly welcome!
Close to Auckland. The Coromandel Peninsula is close to Auckland - just one and a half hours easy drive from the city and less from Auckland International Airport. Buses provide regular services and a passenger ferry operates from Downtown Auckland via Waiheke Island. Visit the Transport Page >>
The Three Regions of the Coromandel:
Coromandel Town, Colville
and the NW Coast
This region of the Coromandel Peninsula has spectacular scenery, beaches with ancient Pohutukawa trees, all types of Coromandel accommodation and activities. Coromandel Town is a historic character town with top cafes and bars, fresh seafood and the famous Driving Creek Railway - don't miss it!
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Whitianga, Hahei Beach
and the NE Region
This region has beautiful beaches, top cafes, friendly bars and music festivals. Popular activities include wineries, scenic tours and flights, kids fun, fishing, kayaking, the famous Cathedral Cove and you can dig a hot water spa at Hot Water Beach. Accommodation in Whitianga and Hahei is plentiful.
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Thames, Whangamata
and the Southern Region
Thames, Waihi and Paeroa are the main towns in this area. Whangamata and Waihi are two of Coromandel's best beaches. The region is famous for the hot pools at Miranda, Athenree and unique Te Aroha. Don't miss the Karangahake Gorge, set amongst the old gold mining trails, relics and train rides!
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Tait's Fun Maps
The Tait's Fun Maps have been popular with Coromandel Holidaymakers since 1991 with over 1,000,000 copies distributed. This is the Fun Map website - all the information from the brochures is included on this site and the maps can be downloaded from the Fun Maps Page >>
