Te Urewera

Urewala National Park is the largest national park in New Zealand's North Island. There are mountains and coasts here. Visitors can kayak or fish in the forest in the park, feel the pulse of this forest, and then listen to the chirping of various native New Zealand birds and feel the purity given by nature. For those who love hiking, kayaking, and fly fishing, don't miss Lake Waikaremoana, the park's main attraction. There is a small village on the lakeside called Aniva Niwa, which offers kayak rentals, as well as a visitor center, museum and accommodation. Whether you choose a short or long hike, you can start here, enjoy the magnificent views of the lake area, and flex your muscles at the fishing spots. In a small basin above the elevation of the larger lake is the island-spreading Lake Waikareti, a haven for many native marine life.