Raglan Wharf
The old wharf on the harbour's edge, home to fish and chips, seafood eateries and harbour cruise departures, and a great spot to watch the sunset.
Built in the early 20th century, Raglan Wharf once served as the harbour's cargo landing. It has since been converted into a small leisure area with a fish-and-chips shop, seafood restaurants and art studios, where you'll often see locals fishing and kids jumping off the pier. Harbour cruises and kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals mostly leave from here or nearby. You can follow the harbour to see the limestone formations known as Pancake Rocks. The wharf is about 1 km northeast of the town centre, a 15-minute walk, and admission is free.
Opening hours
Open all day (shop hours vary)
Nearby sights
- Raglan Town & Bow Street
- Kopua Footbridge (Raglan Footbridge)
- Raglan & Ngarunui Beach
- Manu Bay
- Whale Bay & Indicators
- Mount Karioi
- Bridal Veil Falls (Wairēinga)
- Ruapuke Beach