TOTARANUI B&B

Things to do at Totaranui

Flora and fauna

The bush at Totaranui – place of many Totaras – not only consists of  Totara trees, but also an abundance of Tree Ferns, Nikau palms, Puriri, Lancewood, Rimu and many other  native trees. including a great number of  large Kauri.  This makes it a heaven for birds.  The Kingfisher can be seen hunting from the gatepost and the Rosellas have loud discussions of  territory.  The Tui enjoys the flax and bottlebrush flowers and at night the Morepork owl can be heard in the garden.   Fantails, Silvereyes, abound and the Grey Warblers are in beautiful voice.

The stream

For those who are fit, we can recommend the steep walk down to our stream.  It is quite a strenuous walk, but when you reach the waterfalls, pools and rock formations, it is all worth it.  

 

If that is not for you, consider a leisurely stroll around the property, taking in some of the beautiful views, of Parua Bay, Whangarei Harbour and the iconic  Mount Manaia.

 

You might still see the Wood Pigeons, the Rosellas, the Pukeko, and maybe the Pheasants, and we enjoy regular visits from the family of Kaka who often fly in for breakfast from the nearby Islands.