It's a bit odd to be Yelping about a restroom but honestly, it's a sight to behold and is unlike…read moreanything that I've ever seen before. I actually bought a magnet from across the street of these toilets! Ha. (If you do want a magnet, you might have to go into several stores to find it because they don't really make them). The artwork is absolutely stunning and if you were passing by, you wouldn't even think about this building to be a public bathroom. It's well maintained and stocked (which is important for tourists on a long drive). There was a long line when I went but it was worth it because even the stalls were beautiful!

As far as I know the last work of Hundertwasser before he passed by It's a little highlight when…read moreyou drive up to the Bay of Islands, but like already mentioned not worth a long way round. Anyway, it's nice! Take a rest :-)

Rainbow falls is stunning no matter when you go, but if the morning light is right, you'll see the…read morerainbow shining off the falls. You can view the falls from the top, a few steps from the car park, or you can venture down the steep incline to the bottom (only a few minutes of walking, thank goodness!). There's a beautiful walk around the river, but unfortunately lacks adequate signage to let you know how far it goes, and the fact you have to walk all the way back! You can stop at the Honey Cafe before venturing back, and there are so many awe-inspiring sights along the way.

Beautiful tranquil waterfalll. Easy access from car park to three viewing spots minutes apart. Lots…read moreof walks further afield along river and to Kerikeri

The Jane Gifford is a beautiful old ship and a special fixture on the Mahurangi River. It's the…read morelast rigged sailing scow in the country and up until a few years ago was in a bit of a sorry state. But thanks to a bunch of history loving Warkworthians she's been renovated and is nearly back to her full glory. It's brilliant having such a wicked piece of history right here for the community to experience. The ship itself was built in Whangateau and is now 105 years old! To see her for yourself head down to the river, off Wharf road in Warkworth. If you want to get onboard she can also be booked for cruises; all the way to Scotts Landing or Mahurangi heads. It's a very cool gift for someone and my Grandparents RAVED about it. The cool thing is the money goes back into the restoration and keeping Old Jane afloat