This is a fanastic market, this sells all sorts of food - meat, cheese, vegetables, fish, and basically anything french.

The terraces are extremely beautiful. It is open all day from about 8am till around 6pm. You can spend as long as you want here during the day. There is plenty of places to walk, there is also a large thermal pool for a swim with lovely settings. There is also a nice walk up behind the terraces with Roman remains. Be careful of all the people trying to sell you stuff. Plenty of tour buses run from the tourist areas also.

This is a small farm with farm animals. There is farm walks available for a small fee. Some nice NZ tourist shops and a lovely cafe and also the Kapiti cheese and ice-cream shop

This is the memorial to the boats that was bombed by the Japanese in WW2. Very well run tour and there is a short movie all about the day of the bombing and then you are taken out to the memorial by boat and you have about 10 minutes there to read and see the remains of the war ship. The sailors are still aboard her as there was no way to get them out. You need to get there early and there is quite a wait. You can either get here on your own by public bus or take one of the many tours from Wa....

They run hourly tours of the buildings and show the debating chambers and also show how the building has been make Earthquake safe. They are also open and run tours on Saturday mornings. You may need to book a tour and return later in the day depending on the day.

There are many campgrounds owned by the Department of Conservation (DOC) throughout New Zealand that offer a 'back to nature' style of camping. This site offers: Drinking Water, Toilets, Barbecue, Picnic Table, Rubbish Collection

There are many campgrounds owned by the Department of Conservation (DOC) throughout New Zealand that offer a 'back to nature' style of camping. This site offers: Toilets, Barbecue, Picnic Table, Rubbish Collection, Drinking water from stream

There are many campgrounds owned by the Department of Conservation (DOC) throughout New Zealand that offer a 'back to nature' style of camping. This site offers: Drinking Water, Toilets, Barbecue, Picnic Table, Rubbish Collection

There are many campgrounds owned by the Department of Conservation (DOC) throughout New Zealand that offer a 'back to nature' style of camping. This site offers: Drinking Water, Toilets, Barbecue, Picnic Table

There are many campgrounds owned by the Department of Conservation (DOC) throughout New Zealand that offer a 'back to nature' style of camping. This site offers: Drinking Water, Toilets, Barbecue, Picnic Table, Rubbish Collection