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Rawene [1] is a town in Hokianga, New Zealand.

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Here is one of the oldest European settlements in New Zealand - Rawene is the third-oldest town in New Zealand. It is a picturesque village on a peninsula jutting into the Harbour about half-way up. Dolphins and Orca are often seen this far up, sometimes following the ferry that travels across the Harbour at this point.

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• From South You reach Rawene coming from South on SH12, 6 km direction North.
• From North Take the ferry across the Harbour. (Terminal near Kohukohu)

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Visit the Boat-Shed. You even get a small meal.

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• The Postmasters Boutique Hotel, ☎ +64 (0)9 405 7676, [2]. Located above the ferry landing in the picturesque Rawene Village. Extensive decks look out over 3 sides of the Hokianga Harbour. Elegant ambience and warm hospitality.  edit
• Rawene Motorcamp, 1 Marmon Street West, P.O.Box 54. Rawene, ☎ +64 (0)9 405 7720 (rawenemotorcamp@hotmail.com, fax: + 64 (0)9 405 7401), [3]. Powered sites $12 per person, Tent sites $12 per person, Cabins $48 for 2 persons, Bunk House $18 per person.  edit

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