Tudor Park Motel

Gisborne is well known for high annual sunshine hours, stunning coastal scenery, surf beaches and long hot summers and glorious country gardens. An area of high Maori population, it is one of the best places in the country to discover Maori heritage with some of the country's best surviving carved Maori meeting houses and churches. The region is also one of New Zealand's prime grape- growing regions, renowned for its Chardonnay wine. South-west of Gisborne is Te Urewera National Park, the largest wilderness area in the North Island, with magnificent walks and trails centred on beautiful Lake Waikaremoana.


Gisborne is the first city in the world to welcome the new day. Its surf beaches and long hot summers have always attracted New Zealanders on holiday. The Gisborne area also has some of the country's best surviving carved Maori meeting houses and churches.

Gisborne Attractions
Explore our National and regional parks, heritage trails, beautiful East Coast beaches and walkways. Go horse riding on fabulous trails, and surf some of the best breaks in New Zealand.
In Gisborne you can be kayaking on sea, river or lakes, and go trout fishing or saltwater fishing. Fishing and dive charters are also available.
Experience Maori culture on the east coast and best of all enjoy our friendly laid back lifestyle here in Eastland, Gisborne.
Other attractions and activities in the region include:
• A visit to Captain Cook's landing site
• Cooks Cove
• Tolaga Bay
• World renowned Eastwood Hill Arboretum
• Museums
• Wineries in the chardonnay capital of New Zealand
• Golf courses
• Restaurants and cafés

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