WaiOra Wellbeing

Great Barrier Island
Check with Vicky for availability

Sensory immersion in nature in Great Barrier Island

Since the first waka graced our shores, Aotea Great Barrier Island has been honoured as a place for healing, wellbeing and restoration. Learn the art of slowing down through sensory immersion in nature, inspired by Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese wellbeing practice of forest bathing. 

Cost?

Starts from $75pp.

For more info visit:

WaiOra Wellbeing, Great Barrier Island

Address

53 Sandhills Road
Great Barrier Island (Aotea) 0991

Contact

027 383 8300

vicky@gbi.nz

ACCESSIBILITY

General

Experiences can be tailored to individual needs.

For shorter weekend stays, it's a good idea to take a flight from Auckland with Barrier Air and hire a car on the island. By Sealink ferry, the crossing from Auckland is a relaxing 4 and a half hours, docking at Tryphena wharf 7 days a week in the summer and 3 days in the winter. The ferry is able to transport passengers', freight and vehicles.

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