Kawhia Boating & Angling Club

Kawhia Boating & Angling Club is located in the Waikato region of New Zealand’s North Island, in the town of Kawhia. The club is situated on the island’s western coast, in Kawhia Harbor, a large natural inlet of the Tasman Sea. Kawhia is a great fishing destination, with tours available year-round. There’s a hot water spring on Ocean Beach, where geothermally heated water bubbles up through the black sand at low tide, enabling visitor to dig their own thermal pools. Take a kayak tour through the harbor to discover the interesting rock formations made of limestone. The most populous of New Zealand’s two islands, but slightly smaller than its neighbor to the south, the North Island is home to magnificent beaches, active volcanoes and geothermal features. Lake Taupo in the central area is a natural wonder created by a volcanic eruption. Among its attractions are the geysers at Craters of the Moon, the Maori rock carvings at Mine Bay, the beaches and the warm, geothermal waters. Just north of Lake Taupo you'll find New Zealand's most visited attraction, the magnificent Huka Falls.