An interesting walk from the fishing boats along what was once woolstores and now reasurants/bars,past the yhe Iron Pot mooring area and around past the river entrance then along the harbour side.

Great way to lose a few hours, with a young family. They loved looking at all the different fish, and birds. Easy walk for the whole family. Watch out for the cyclists, as the area/walkways are shared.

Ahuriri was the name of a Maori Chief and it used to be the name for Napier. These days, it is the label for the area near the Port of Napier and Bluff Hill and, of course, the estuary. During our brief tour, we were...More

This was an easy 1 hour walk starting near our accomodation at Westshore and ending up at Ahriri before walking back along the road to home base. It's tidal, but a well formed boardwalk, metal track and in part tarseal shared cycleway made this no...More

We stayed on he Westshore so it was easy to walk to Ahuriri to the shops and restaurants. There is not much shade in places so you are a sun hat.

This is a wonderful treasure to be explored by foot all within the Napier City bounds. The area has become a national treasure featuring most importantly the early Maori history of the area. The estuary is also a grand opportunity to observe bird life and...More

Very relaxing family spot. The day we were there a paddleboard competition was on. A huge amount of families enjoying the spectacle