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Gisborne Point at Lake Rotoiti is a popular launching point for water sports and fishing.

The sandy beach here is readily accessible by car and has picnic areas, public toilets and also coin-operated bbqs. Lake Rotoiti is popular for water sports and fishing.

This embayment has multiple access point and a popular launching point for boating activities. Lake Rotoiti is popular for water sports and fishing.

Lake Rotoiti is popular for water sports and fishing. Travel on SH33 for 2.6km past the Okere Falls Store and turn right onto Maniatutu Road, then right onto Otaramarae Road. There is a boat ramp and playground where the road reaches the lake.

The water quality at this site is monitored during the summer months. A safe swimming beach, note there are no patrols during summer.  Great surf beach, recognised nationally significant surf break. Good snorkeling in the rock pools at low tide. Makorori Beach is 10km from Gisborne.

The Motu River catchment is the largest on the western side of the Raukumara Peninsula beginning its journey to the coast from inside the Gisborne District. From this rolling hill country dominated by pastoral agriculture the river moves into the steep hill country of the Raukumara Forest Park where...

The Motu River catchment is the largest on the western side of the Raukumara Peninsula beginning its journey to the coast from inside the Gisborne District. From this rolling hill country dominated by pastoral agriculture the river moves into the steep hill country of the Raukumara Forest Park where...

This site is monitored by NIWA and is one of the original National River Water Quality Network (NRWQN) sites dating back to 1989, and is located in the Gisborne District. The site is about 1 km below the Motu Falls - a spectacular waterfall on the wild Motu River, with a fun swing bridge, a lake, na...

This site is monitored by NIWA and is one of the original National River Water Quality Network (NRWQN) sites dating back to 1989, and is located within the Gisborne District. The site is about 1 km below the Motu Falls - a spectacular waterfall on the wild Motu River, with a fun swing bridge, a lak...

The Motu River catchment is the largest on the western side of the Raukumara Peninsula beginning its journey to the coast from inside the Gisborne District. From this rolling hill country dominated by pastoral agriculture the river moves into the steep hill country of the Raukumara Forest Park where...

The Nuhaka River drains a catchment of 180 km2 in the north of the Hawke’s Bay region.

The Pakarae river meanders through typical East Coast sheep and cattle properties on the coastal stretch North of Gisborne.