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Our historic city is a buzzing mecca for artists, so everything's low key and unique. Putiki is a central suburb, one steeped in Maori culture as just downriver is the Marae of our Tupoho iwi, and the historic St Pauls Memorial church. In just 600mm you'll find yourself on our main street where there are plenty of eating and drinking venues to enjoy, and on Saturdays our fabulous River Traders Market. You're right on the Mountains to Sea cycleway too, and 5min from the airport and the wild South Beach on our glorious West coast. While in Whanganui you mustn't miss a trip on the river, by kayak or paddle steamer, or a visit to the historic Sarjeant Gallery.
For those who want a deeper Whanganui experience, get in touch and let us arrange one on one experiences with the local Waka Ama paddlers, guided river and/ or fishing or hunting experiences, introductions to local wild foods, artists or craft makers, or walking tours of our rich Maori and European heritage.

Putiki Drive is just one turn off the Palmerston North - New Plymouth highway, and runs right past our main street, Victoria Avenue, so you'll have no trouble finding the Iona at no. 52 in a couple of hundred metres from the main road - just look out for the big boat! If arriving by State Highway 4 via Taumarunui, you'll see that Putiki Drive is actually part of SH4.
There is plenty of parking on site. Cycles can be secured to the posts on the deck behind the house.
Our helpful Isite is on Taupo Quay, just over the bridge from the Iona. You can hire an ebike just across the road, but you'll only need feet to explore central Whanganui. If coming via river, you can paddle right to Iona in a few relaxing days - just talk to your river operator.