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Te Horo Beach and the Kapiti Coast area in general is a vibrant, yet relaxing and enjoyable place to visit.
Driftwood Bed and Breakfast overlooks the Tasman sea, your first sight is always breath taking. Te Horo beach is excellent for walking, swimming or fishing. Because it is a "wet beach" you don't experience the same blown sands as other coastlines. Te Horo beach is expansive, and never overcrowded, quite simply it is one of the Kapiti Coasts best kept secrets.
Te Horo is 5km from Otaki which offers a unique and growing outlet shopping venue. The reknowned Ruth Pretty cooking school is also based in Te Horo where visitors can experience a day of gastronomic delights! A good selection of cafes and restaurants offering gourmet fare are located within a 10 kilometer radius between Waikanae and Otaki. There is the lavendar farm, boutique olive oil press, pottery, arts and crafts are all part of the scene.
Golfing in the Kapiti Coast area is well catered for with Paraparaumu, Otaki, Waikanae and Levin all boasting world class links.
Kapiti Island:
Kapiti Island is an internationally renowned sanctuary for New Zealand native birds, bush and wildlife. It has historic Maori significance and a visit to the island is an unforgettable event. Trips to the island can be arranged - an experience not to be missed.
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Otaki:
Otaki has historically been the fruit and vegetable market for Wellington City. Currently it has become one of the fastest growing outlet shopping centers in the lower North Island, hosting shops such as Pumpkin Patch, Billabong, H & M, Bendon, Kia Kaha, Breakers, Kathmandu and many others. Shop here to take home a piece of New Zealand.
Paraparaumu:
Paraparaumu Coastlands Mall provides a different shopping experience, while Paraparaumu beach area offers a variety of cafes, art galleries and a different perspective of Kapiti Island.
For more information on these areas and attractions, see:
http://www.kapiti.org.nz/
http://www.wellingtonnz.com/
http://www.wairarapa.co.nz/
http://www.naturecoast.co.nz
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