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The Coromandel region has a reputation for its
pioneering arts and crafts people and is home to a large number of talented artists. Many
say it’s the unique environment or perhaps it is the exquisite scenery, which provides
the inspiration to produce the works of art that flow from the minds and hands of the
Hauraki Coromandel artists.
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The Arts Coromandel
website offers visitors to the site a snapshot of over one hundred working artists
living in the Coromandel region, who invite you to visit their studios, come to
exhibitions and events and to view their collections online. To find out more about
each artist and their locations, visit www.artscoromandel.co.nz
before your visit to the Coromandel.
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 Bounty
644 Pollen Street, Thames
Phone: 07 868 8988
Fax: 07 868 8988
Email: [email protected]
Hours:
Mon-Fri: 10am-5pm,
Sat: 9am-4pm
Sun: Closed
Inhabiting an 1896 building towards the north end of historic Thames. Bounty is a
contemporary design store/gallery showcasing Art, Craft, and handmade with a distinct
Anglo Pacific flavour. We stock a wide range of new Zealand made and local art works
including jewellery, pottery, glass, textile, sculpture, tapa, weaving and many other gift
items.
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 Driving Creek Railway & Potteries
380 Driving Creek Rd, Coromandel
PO Box 87, Coromandel 2851
Ph:/Fax: 07 866 8703 or
Coromandel Information Centre:
Ph:
07 866 8598
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.drivingcreekrailway.co.nz
Come for a scenic 1 hour train ride on this world-class mountain
railway. Our innovatively designed trains take you through kauri plantings and impressive
engineering features up to the splendid new terminus, the Eyefull Tower.
Colossal views out over Hauraki Gulf and Islands. Suitable for all ages
and conditions.
3km North of Coromandel Town. Daily trains, except Christmas Day &
Anzac morn. TRAIN BOOKINGS are ADVISABLE for train times please phone or see our brochure
Ph/Fax 07 866 8703 .
Train tickets available at our craft shop.
 Distinctive works by our own potters and
sculptors. Souvenirs and general information.
See our fired clay mini-bricks for kids of all ages, neatly packaged.
Browse in the bookshop with ecology and
children's nature books. See exceptional outdoor art works and ask to visit the new
wildlife sanctuary. Ample safe parking and public facilities.
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 Kauri Cliff Gallery
5 Aileen Pl, Whangamata
Ph: 07 865 8663
Email:
[email protected]
Web: www.kauricliffgallery.co.nz Mobile: 027 2414729
Gallery open 7 days.
Visitors welcome.
Kauri Cliff Gallery features works by Tony
Howse, award-winning NZ sculptor. Tony has been sculpting with NZ native timbers over the
past 20 years. His appreciation and knowledge of native wood reflects in his work, by
creating beautiful artworks that embrace New Zealand’s natural environment and
cultural history. See Kauri sculpture at its finest.
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Topadahil Studios
Opoutere Road, Opoutere
PO Box 25, Whangamata
Ph/Fax: 07 865 7266
Mob: 027 342 1480
Email: [email protected]
Hosts: Guity & David
When visiting The Coromandel, stop off at
Topadahil Studios to see quality art. View the unique paintings by contemporary artist
Guity Evelyn, and hand-crafted jewellery whilst overlooking the Wharekawa Harbour and
Opoutere Beach and it's Wildlife Sanctuary. The studio is situated in Opoutere, 3km off
the Pacific Coast Highway, SH25, only 10 min from Whangamata, 25 min from pauanui, 1hr
from Whitianga, 2hrs from Hamilton and Auckland.
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