Napier Tourism

Known as the 'Art Deco Capital of New Zealand', Napier reflects its rich heritage in the Spanish Mission, Stripped Classical, and Art Deco styles structures. Napier is a coastal city located on the North Island of New Zealand and lies amidst Hawke' Bay, the most popular wine-producing region in the country.

The city was rebuilt after the 1931 earthquake and boasts of several art deco landmarks like the Daily Telegraph Building, Deco Soundshell, Marine Parade, Tom Parker Fountain, Norfolk Pines, Pania of the Reef, and many more. Napier is also home to several wineries, multi-cuisine restaurants, chic bars and cafes. Its boutique shops, sea walls, and galleries are also worth a visit.

Napier is not only about historical architectural marvels and also amuses locals and visitors with its unmatched sceneries of mountains, falls, greens, and seascape.

The town offers a range of thrilling adventures to keep you engaged and excited. Either hike up Te Mata Peak, or enjoy rafting down the Mohaka River, or relax at Waimarama Beach, the outdoor opportunities are unlimited and suit the needs of all sorts of travellers.

Napier experiences warm and relatively dry climate and is an all-year-round destination. However, it is flocked by a multitude of tourists in February for its Art Deco weekend to experience the heritage and culture of Napier.