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Cheap Flights to Kaitaia (KAT)
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dealchecker’s guide to Kaitaia
Kaitaia sits at the base of the Aupouri Peninsula in the north of New Zealand. The lovely Ahipara Bay lies just five kilometres west of the town and it's well worth taking cheap Kaitaia flights to visit this subtropical area of the country.
Flights to Kaitaia
Kaitaia flights arrive into the simply named Kaitaia Airport. There are many companies offering cheap Kaitaia flights and the airport has been recently upgraded with more improvements planned. The airport is an 8 kilometre drive from Kaitaia itself. Once you have secured one of the cheap flights to Kaitaia from London expect to be in the air for up to 25 hours depending upon where you stop over.
Getting around Kaitaia
Taxi shuttles meet flights by prior arrangement, but if you would rather drive yourself then there are a few companies offering car hire from Kaitaia Airport and they can be found on site. Book ahead to get some great deals.
What to see in Kaitaia
Once you have settled into one of the lovely hotels in Kaitaia, you might like to visit Gumdiggers Park, a 100 year old authentic Guar Gum digging site. Okahu Estate is New Zealand's northernmost winery and is open daily in the summer. The Te Wero Nui Trust is an arts and crafts outlet devoted to all thing Maori from wood and bone carvings to weaving and even herbal medicines. Other places of interest include the Far North Regional Museum with relics and photos from both the kauri gum industry and early shipwrecks whilst Cape Reinga offers a rugged yet beautiful and deeply spiritual place. If you're a beach lover you won't want to miss the Ninety Mile Beach either.