Pa Beach Cafe
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Set right on beautiful Pa Beach in Stonewall Village, Tryphena Pa Beach Cafe is a must visit on the island. The perfect location to pick up your morning coffee, treat yourself to delicious brunch and lunch. Grab a salad box or … Read More

Mulberry Grove Cafe & Store
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If you’re after that old fashioned big breakfast, head to Mulberry Grove Store. And they not only serve great breakfasts- you can get great coffee all day too! Breakfasts are available so you can indulge in a full cooked breakfast … Read More

Barrier Social Club
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A taste of local Eat local and meet the locals at the Barrier Social Club. It’s open to everyone and has great meals ranging from hamburgers, curries to delicious salads. Ingredients are sourced locally as much as possible and the … Read More

The Currach
The Currach Irish Pub
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World famous on Barrier and now the rest of the world Currach Irish Pub is an authentic pub experience selling fantastic craft beers on tap and top on Trip Advisor for its restaurant reviews. Offering a fabulous menu with fresh … Read More

Zero-Waste Champions
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We have several enterprises championing the zero-waste mission on both the island, Hauraki Gulf and Auckland. Anamata Resource Recovery Anamata Resource Recovery Centre are a workforce of awesome people tasked with reducing the amount of waste ending up in landfill … Read More

Reducing Your Waste
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Start your holiday by planning to leave nothing behind. We encourage visitors to think about the waste they bring to the island, including food packaging, bait packaging and glass waste. If you bring it to the island, consider taking it … Read More

Waste Disposal
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Help us protect this paradise – minimise your waste and where possible, take it back with you. There are some simple ways you can dispose of your rubbish on the island.  Accommodation or Lodges: Your accommodation provider will most likely … Read More

Water
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With no mains water, it’s up to each household to capture and store their own water. This means collecting water from the roof, from bores or from springs in the hills, and storing it in tanks. This is different from … Read More

Waste
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We all produce waste. It’s only when we are confronted with dealing with it that we start to understand the scale of the problem. On Aotea, we think a bit more about waste than the average destination. Aotea is on … Read More

Power
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Humming Generators As you venture across our island, beyond the sound of waves crashing, birds chirping and bees buzzing, you might just hear the distant hum of a generator. Back in the day, households and businesses had to rely on … Read More

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