Katikati Bird Garden
263 Walker Road East , Katikati
Katikati, North Island, New Zealand
The rural town of Katikati was founded by settlers
from Ulster in Ireland, but the district was populated
by Maori long before Europeans arrived. The volcanic
soils and sunny climate were as suitable then
for kumara as they are today for kiwifruit and
avocados. In recent years, Katikati has called
itself the ‘mural town’. You can pick
up a mural guide map from the information centre,
then stroll the streets to inspect the hand painted
works. The local museum documents the growth of
the town with photographs and displays of artefacts.
In the harvest season, roadside shops and stalls
are overflowing with fresh produce. Functional
facts: Approx. population 2900, information centre,
cafés, limited accommodation.
Hotel Accommodation in Katikati offers
different options and types of Accommodation;
namely,
Backpackers type Accommodation ,
Exclusive Accommodation,
Guest & hosted Accommodation,
Bed & Breakfast Accommodation,
Boutique Accommodation,
Farm stays type Accommodation,
Lodges,
Holiday Homes,
Self Contained & Serviced Apartments,
Holiday Parks,
Hotels, and
Motels.
Katikati
numerous activities for leisure and Business
Accommodation.
http://www.hotelscentre.com/Accommodation
Bay Of Plenty/Accommodation Katikati
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