Napier is a city located in Hawke's Bay on the North Island of New Zealand, famous for its Art Deco architecture and wine production. After most of the city was destroyed by an earthquake in 1931, it was rebuilt in the Art Deco style, and today this unique architectural style attracts tourists. Napier has established itself as a relaxed and upscale resort destination due to its mild climate, vineyards, and beautiful beaches.

1. Center of Art Deco Architecture

   Napier is a world-renowned city known for its Art Deco style, and the annual Art Deco Festival is the city's signature event.

2. Center of Wine and Gourmet Food

   Hawke's Bay is one of New Zealand's major wine-producing regions, especially famous for Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.

3. Maritime City

   Located on the Pacific coast, Napier is a hub for marine sports and nature tourism.

4. Sun-filled Weather

   With abundant sunshine throughout the year, it is ideal for outdoor activities and tourism.

5. Rebuilt Historic City

   After the great earthquake of 1931, the city was rebuilt, offering both historical significance and a unique atmosphere.

1. Location:

   Napier is located about 320km north of Wellington and about 140km east of Taupo.

2. Economy:

   Wine production, agriculture, and tourism are the main economic bases, and the port is one of New Zealand's major export ports.

3. Transportation:

   It has excellent accessibility through Napier Airport and major highways, and bus services to Hamilton and Wellington are also provided.

Accommodation

1. Art Deco Masonic Hotel

   A luxury accommodation located in the center of Napier, harmonizing Art Deco style architecture with modern amenities.

2. Napier Beach Hotel

   Located close to the beach, offering sea views and a quiet atmosphere.

3. Mission Estate Winery Accommodation

   Accommodation located within the winery, providing a romantic atmosphere and luxurious amenities.

4. Guesthouse and Backpackers (YHA Napier)

   An economical option where you can stay in a comfortable environment.

5. Holiday Park (Kennedy Park Resort)

   A resort suitable for family travelers, offering camping and cabin options.

1. Marine Parade

   A promenade along the Napier coastline featuring parks, cafes, and fountains. The sculpture garden and pond are impressive.

2. Art Deco Architecture Tours

   A walking tour in the city center to admire Art Deco style buildings.

3. Hawke’s Bay Winery Tours

   Visit local wineries to enjoy wine tasting and tours. Mission Estate Winery is especially famous.

4. National Aquarium of New Zealand

   A place to observe various marine creatures of New Zealand, popular among family travelers.

5. Cape Kidnappers

   A world-renowned gannet bird sanctuary, offering unique coastal cliffs and bird watching.

6. Te Mata Peak

   A natural attraction near Napier, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Hawke’s Bay region from the summit.

7. Pania of the Reef

   A statue commemorating a Maori legend, symbolizing Napier and located on Marine Parade.

8. Park Island Sports Complex

   A large-scale sports facility suitable for sports enthusiasts.