Wedecided not to book any of the guided tours or demonstarations for our visit. Instead we were happy to use our guide book and wonder around at our own pace. The grounds are beautiful. It is a gorgeous place to visit, with so much history. We loved walking along the back track where you experience breathtaking views of the bay... More

Very welcoming, impressive and lots to learn about Maori and Maori culture. More

Full of historical interest for the people and culture of Aoteroa, New Zealand. The Treaty grounds are well worth a visit to put in place how New Zealand began for the early immigrants, and for the coming together of two peoples to live in one country. Visit the Treaty House and Te Whare Runanga. Look at the amazing war canoe,... More

A lovely stroll around the lovely groundsand through the house More

The relaxed method of visiting - you can take a guided tour or just soak up the atmosphere on one's own More

We visited a few days before Waitangi Day, and enjoyed the experience. We learned so much about Maori legacy and its impact. We enjoyed the views of the Bay of Islands, the war canoes, and the meeting house and other buildings on the site. We wish we could have had more time to wander - but we all agree it... More

Awesome Kiwi History on display. The birthplace of NZ's co-existance. So well kept, the entire area, even outside the treaty grounds were immaculate. More

We happened to go on Waitangi Day so entrance was free, there was a fete and a naval salute. It was interesting seeing the traditional Maori meeting house and the massive waka (canoe). More

Loved that the $25 entrance fee is waived for NZ residents! Beautifully maintained grounds, historic buildings, very special place and well worth an hour or two to visit. More