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New Plymouth District Council.

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Wāhi rapu kōrero - i-SITE  

vividshop@npdc.govt.nz Puke Ariki incorporates the New Plymouth i-SITE Visitor Information Centre, a valuable source of information about New Plymouth District, Taranaki and New Zealand. 



 

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The New Plymouth i-SITE Visitor Information Centre is an accredited member of the I-site Visitor Information Network (VIN). We offer a full range of brochures and free and friendly information for all visitors and locals.  We can arrange all of your bookings for accommodation, transportation, events and attractions.

 

We are agents for Tranz Scenic Trains, Interislander and Blue Bridge ferries as well as Dalroy Express, Intercity, Newmans and Whitestar Coachlines. Booking fees may apply.

 





International Flight Information

Due to recent events, international flight procedures have been changed. 

For information on what these new guidelines are, please click here.

 

 

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Call in and see us today. Open 7 days.
Mon–Fri                                     9.00am – 6.00pm
Wed                                          9.00am – 9.00pm  
Sat/Sun and Public Holidays         9.00am – 5.00pm  

Closed Christmas Day

 

Easy to find we are located in the main foyer – North Wing, Puke Ariki, on St Aubyn and Ariki Streets, New Plymouth.
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Phone      +64 6 759 6060

Fax          +64 6 759 6073
Email       info@newplymouth.govt.nz




Historical Guided Walk
European Settlement of New Plymouth
This guided tour is offered every Saturday and Sunday at 1pm or by prior arrangement.  It examines the struggles and triumphs of the first European settlers as they worked to establish a new community.

The walk is 3km long and takes between 1.5 and 2 hours. It can be taken as a self-guided tour using an audio recording or with a tour guide. 

For more information or to make a booking contact the New Plymouth i-SITE at Puke Ariki.

Phone 06 759 6060 or send an email to
info@npdc.govt.nz



VIVID, the Puke Ariki retail store is where you will find gifts and souvenirs to treasure from Taranaki and New Zealand's finest artists, authors, and craftspeople.


Contact: vividshop@pukeariki.com



 





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