Kaipara Harbour

By area, the Kaipara Harbour is one of the largest in the world. At high tide, it covers almost 1000 square km's. During low tide, the mudflats are exposed. The light blue layer of this map is largely walkable at low tide.

Kaipara is named after the eating quality (kai) of the king fern (para).

We design and build all our maps right here in New Zealand. To make geography accurate, each layer is laser cut. We then paint and assemble them by hand. Find out more about our maps, bespoke additions, and how they're made.

Manakapua Island, Tipare Island, Kaiwhitu Island, Moturemu Island, Pupuia Island, Puharakeke Island, Titipu Island, Motukuru Island, Opahekeheke Island, Coates Bay, Oneroa Bay, Clarks Bay, Kellys Bay, Hollands Bay, Patamure Bay, Komiti Bay, Birds Beach, Pouto Beach, Mosquito Beach, Rangatira Beach, Shelly Beach, Kaipara Harbour, Port Albert Wharf, Maungaturoto Wharf, Whakapirau Wharf, Shelly Beach Wharf, Tinopai wharf, Lake Kereta Wharf, Pouto, Tinopai, Tapora, Ruawai, Matakohe, Paparoa, Pahi, Maungaturoto, Kaiwaka, Topuni, Te Hana, Wellsford, Tauhoa, Kaipara Flats, Makarau, Kaukapakapa, Helensville, South head, Woodhill Forest, Kauri Bushmans Memorial Scenic Reserve, Waihunga/Moirs Hill Scenic Reserve

Plywood: European Birch 3-ply

Layers: Sea level, -2m, -5m, -10m, -20m, -30m, -50m.

If you'd like to add any personal touches to your map, please add a note to your order and we'll be in touch.

Note - All of our maps are made to order, and can take up to two weeks to build.