Oneroa - Seaside Village Waiheke.

09/04/2026

Waiheke Wine Centre Latest News -

April brings a crisp change of season, and as we prepare for cooler days, we’ve stocked up on our largest selection of wines and spirits to keep you warm this autumn.

01/11/2023

Waiheke Beach walking for all.

12/09/2020

Bring on Oneroa Summer ☀️

17/08/2017

18/07/2017

Ah, the beach. Is there anything better? There’s just no place quite as relaxing, beautiful or pleasant, and no place that combines the simple pleasures of unplugging and enjoying nature in our otherwise tech-heavy and work-driven realities. The beach helps us recharge — and we need to be making A LOT more use of it.
Oneroa beach on a winters day.

02/02/2017

What's your favourite Sculpture?
We have the Oneroa Sculptures on now.
Make sure you visit the Gulf Sculpture walk on until February 19th.

27/12/2016

Oneroa is the northern seaside Village of Waiheke.
Facing north, both sunny beaches are popular with locals and the many visitors who head to Waiheke Island all year.
Oneroa village, is buzzing with its cafés, restaurants, shops,art galleries and walking tracks to the beaches.

Oneroa Originating from the Maori Meaning Long Beach or Sustaining Earth Oneroa.
100 years ago in 1916 Oneroa was first subdivided for sale into sections.
Waiheke sustained an early abundant history of life.
The full name of Waiheke was Motu-Wai- Heke and means island of trickling waters, cascading waters.
The ancient Maori name for Waiheke was Te Motu-arai-roa, ‘the long sheltering island’. It sheltered canoe traffic passing through the Tamaki Straight from bad weather.
The island was rich in natural resources important to the Stone Age people who first settled here. The Maori term for those times was Te-Ao-Kohatu, the world of stone. The open sea, the sandy beaches, the rocky shores and the tidal estuaries swarmed with kai moana: fish, shellfish and crustaceans, crayfish and crabs. Seals hauled out on the beaches. Freshwater streams of pure clear water trickled down every little valley, providing habitat for native trout, eels, fresh water crayfish and fresh water mussels. Eels lurked in the swamps and wetlands.

28/11/2016

WWC Bubbles tasting - Wednesday 14th December 2016

Hi there everyone, We have now finalised the list of bubbles for our Annual WWC December Bubbles tasting and we thought that it would be remiss of us to not share it with you. We have an amazing line up this year and can't wait to share these stunning wines with you - 6 champagnes, 2 methode traditi...

23/11/2016

WWC Bubbles tasting - Save the date!

Hi allSAVE THE DATE! 10 bubbles - 6 champagnes and a mix of methode and processo with food matches. Need I say more?Please note the earlier start time. This is so that we can hopefully host the tasting outside in the beautiful grounds at Goldie Estate. More information to follow very soon...Where: G...