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    • By bus

      Raglan is served by bus Route 23 from the [wiki=8be40808db75e76f64ff79ea4e0eab08]Hamilton[/wiki] Transport Centre [url=http://www.ew.govt.nz/regional-services/Passenger-transport/Raglan-23/].]Buses to/from the rest of New Zealand connect at the transport centre.

      The Stray backpacker bus travels from [[Auckland[/url]] direct to Raglan three times a week. The Stray bus is one way, and does not travel in the opposite direction. The Stray bus network is flexible (hop on, hop off) guided transport and covers the entire country. [http://www.straytravel.com/]

    • By car

      State highway 23 connects Raglan with Hamilton and is the main road route into Raglan.
      A scenic winding local gravel road connects Raglan with Kawhia in the south. Great views.

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    There is no public transport within Raglan, except on the weekend the route 23 bus takes passengers between Raglan township and Manu Bay.

    A single car taxi service called Raglan Taxis.
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    . Best seen late afternoon on sunny days.

    *Has a collection of local history from the Raglan area.
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    The summit of Karioi offers great views of Raglan and the west coast. The walk takes three hours each way. Is relatively difficult.

    *The gorge is reached by a track just down the hill from the car park. It is a steep track. The adventurous can turn left in the gorge and follow an overgrown track round the foot of the cliff to come up about a km further south and walk back along the gravel road (there is another track but it is overgrown and unmarked).

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    *The Trig Point is much easier to get to than Mt Karioi and the view almost as good.

    *Google for groups such as Kaiwhenua Organics, Te Whakaoranga o Karioi, Friends of Wainui, Raglan Green Party, Xtreme Waste (shop at their recycle store), Whaingaroa Environment Centre, Whaingaroa Environmental Defence, Raglan Ramblers, Raglan Mountainbiking, Whaingaroa Beachcare, or follow the above link for Harbour Care.

    *Nothing ancient here, but typical development of a mission station from 1834, then small NZ port from 1850.
    *One of the main reasons why people visit Raglan is to surf its awesome point breaks at Manu Bay and Whale Bay. It is said to be one of the longest left-hand breaks in the world.
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    The Raglan Creative market is held at least once each month. For sale are a variety of locally made food and arts.

    *The calendar has local photos and information and is on sale (proceeds to support Friends of Wainui Reserve) at the Raglan Book and Gift shop, 10 Bow St.
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    *Nice laid-back cafe and restaurant with healthy lunches and great service.
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    During the summer months, in particular from mid December through to the end of January, accommodation is in high demand. So it is best to have a booking.

    *Free use of kayaks, spa pool, bikes and fishing gear. Surf lessons all year round, great local surf advice, full surf board rentals and transport to surfing beach.

    *Offers a varitey of accommodation options. Camp sites, motel units and tourist flats.

    *Holiday apartment.
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    [[WikiPedia:Raglan,_New_Zealand]]
    [wiki=bb76459783eec61e875f711504f7dcc8]DMOZ:Oceania/New_Zealand/Waikato/Localities/Raglan/[/wiki]
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