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Kaikohe
Inland town serving rural communities with strong Māori heritage and authentic cultural experiences.
Population
~4,000
Quick Facts
Annual Rainfall
1,300mm annually
Annual Sunshine
2,000 hours annually
Climate & Weather
Understanding the local climate helps you prepare for your new life in Kaikohe.
Summer (Dec - Feb)
Warm summers with occasional rain
24°C
Average High
15°C
Average Low
Winter (Jun - Aug)
Cool winters with some frost
16°C
Average High
7°C
Average Low
Monthly Weather Overview
Temperature and rainfall patterns throughout the year
Jan
High/Low
24°/15°C
Rainfall
85mm
Feb
High/Low
25°/16°C
Rainfall
80mm
Mar
High/Low
23°/14°C
Rainfall
90mm
Apr
High/Low
21°/12°C
Rainfall
105mm
May
High/Low
18°/9°C
Rainfall
120mm
Jun
High/Low
16°/7°C
Rainfall
135mm
Jul
High/Low
15°/6°C
Rainfall
140mm
Aug
High/Low
16°/7°C
Rainfall
130mm
Sep
High/Low
18°/9°C
Rainfall
115mm
Oct
High/Low
20°/11°C
Rainfall
100mm
Nov
High/Low
22°/13°C
Rainfall
90mm
Dec
High/Low
23°/14°C
Rainfall
85mm
Things to Do
Discover what makes Kaikohe special - from natural attractions to cultural experiences.
Ngāwha Springs - natural hot pools
Pioneer Village - local history museum
Kaikohe Hill Walkway - panoramic views
Local marae visits - cultural experiences
Hokianga Harbour - nearby coastal beauty
Farmers markets - local produce
Teacher Stories
Hear from teachers who chose to make Kaikohe their home
"Teaching in Kaikohe means being deeply connected to our Māori heritage. The community support is incredible, and I love that I can teach in both English and te reo Māori. Our students are proud of their culture."
Hine Waititi
Kaikohe Intermediate School
Te reo Māori teacher, local iwi member
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