Amenities
At the heart of Port Nikau, a town centre with 6,000m2 retail, hospitality and commercial activities is planned. We envisage the town centre supporting residents with everyday amenities and essentials.
Town Centre
A bespoke town centre is being designed to offer everyday services to Port Nikau residents, such as groceries and cafes, personal care and retail.
Walk & Cycle Paths
Waterfront walking and cycle trails feature along four kilometres of coastline, as well as an easy commute to the CBD and Town Basin.
Boat Ramp
The Port Nikau boat ramp will be open to all residents, with easy harbour access to Limestone Island, Onerahi, Parua Bay and the outer harbour entrance.
Marina
A modern 120-vessel marina is planned for the future and is located close to the Town Centre and within walking distance of home for Port Nikau residents. This will complement the existing superyacht marina.
Port Nikau News
Port Nikau: A Waterfront Community in the Heart of the City
The future of residential development looks vastly different to that of 10 or even 20 years ago. The days of the quarter acre residential section are evolving, as access to land becomes more difficult and people are choosing to live in more sustainable, connected communities where resources, such as green spaces, can be shared, rather …
Port Nikau Masterplan with Construkt
Urban planning company Construkt has partnered with Reyburn & Bryant to perfect and produce a Masterplan for the new Port Nikau development, which the Whangārei District Council has given the go-ahead. The plan will eventually provide over 1,200 homes adjacent to a harbour-side town centre, in the 67ha of former port land to create genuine …
Port Nikau to be transformed
Plans are in progress for a massive 88-hectare development in Whangārei, including the construction of more than 500 homes to cater for the region’s population boom. The Whangarei District Council last year approved the Port Nikau Environment Master Plan submitted by Port Nikau Joint Venture Partners, co-owned by Tony and Clare Davies-Colley. After the first …