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Hamilton & Waikato

Situated in the heart of the North Island the diverse Hamilton & Waikato region encompasses New Zealand’s fourth largest city, the country’s longest river, and the world famous Waitomo Caves with its glow-worms and adventure tourism activities. Well-known for its nature-based tourism, underground adventure and off-the-beaten track experiences the Hamilton & Waikato region offers something for every traveller  from the stunning black sand surf beaches of Raglan to Hamilton’s vibrant café scene and the rolling hills and majestic forests that shape the landscape.

Heart of the Central North

Snowboarding on Mt Ruapehu

The Hamilton & Waikato Region’s proximity to other destinations makes it the perfect base for exploring the central north island. From Rotorua’s thermal attractions and trout fishing at Taupo or skiing on Mt Ruapehu, to the white sand beaches of the Coromandel and Bay of Plenty and the many charms of Auckland, Hamilton city provides the gateway to some of New Zealand’s top tourist locations.more

City Life

Hamilton city life at night

At the heart of the Hamilton & Waikato region are its towns and main city of Hamilton, one of New Zealand’s fastest growing and most vibrant cities. All come with great shops and galleries, fantastic eateries with top events and visitor attractions to match. more

Rich Cultural History

Maori Waaka on the Waikato

Cloaked in centuries of cultural heritage, the Hamilton and Waikato region is a magical place where history comes alive. It’s a place where a proud heritage and settlement runs as deep as the river that flows through it. more

Diverse Natural Wonders

Native New Zealand Kea

The Hamilton & Waikato region is a unique one, blessed with natural wonders that evoke an ancient New Zealand. From the famous black sand beaches in the west and bush-clad Mt Te Aroha in the east, to the region’s cultural heart in the north and the superb Waitomo Caves in the south, the region offers up a truly diverse natural wonderland.

Upcoming Events
May
22
Fri
7:00 pm Competition Card Evening @ Union Parish Church, Cambridge
Competition Card Evening @ Union Parish Church, Cambridge
May 22 @ 7:00 pm
All five Card Evenings will be held at the Union Parish Church, Queen St, Cambridge, commencing promptly at 7.00pm. Each player’s top four points will count towards their overall score. Everyone is welcome to come along for some friendly rounds of cards – suitable for both learners and regular players. For any children, or non-card[...]
May
23
Sat
all-day Shooting Weekend in Auckland
Shooting Weekend in Auckland
May 23 – May 24 all-day
This weekend is specifically for Hamilton Members to shoot at the Auckland Swiss Club Farm Clubhouse. For further information, or to book, call George Russenberger (027 944 5552). Closer to the weekend George will liaise with all who have booked regarding food and transport, and to answer any questions.
May
30
Sat
all-day King’s Birthday Weekend & Cowbel... @ Taranaki
King’s Birthday Weekend & Cowbel... @ Taranaki
May 30 – Jun 1 all-day
The Swiss Society Annual General Meeting will this year be hosted by the Taranaki Club on Sunday, 31st May. Further details will follow in the Helvetia. The Cowbell Competition will now take place between all Clubs at the Society AGM during King’s Birthday weekend.
Jun
5
Fri
7:00 pm Competition Card Evening @ Union Parish Church, Cambridge
Competition Card Evening @ Union Parish Church, Cambridge
Jun 5 @ 7:00 pm
All five Card Evenings will be held at the Union Parish Church, Queen St, Cambridge, commencing promptly at 7.00pm. Each player’s top four points will count towards their overall score. Everyone is welcome to come along for some friendly rounds of cards – suitable for both learners and regular players. For any children, or non-card[...]
Jun
19
Fri
7:00 pm Competition Card Evening @ Union Parish Church, Cambridge
Competition Card Evening @ Union Parish Church, Cambridge
Jun 19 @ 7:00 pm
All five Card Evenings will be held at the Union Parish Church, Queen St, Cambridge, commencing promptly at 7.00pm. Each player’s top four points will count towards their overall score. Everyone is welcome to come along for some friendly rounds of cards – suitable for both learners and regular players. For any children, or non-card[...]
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