Karaka Kiwi Farm

Tucked away in the sun-kissed region of Gisborne, nestled amongst the lush greenery of New Zealand's East Coast, stands Karaka Kiwi Farm - a cherished piece of our country's agricultural heritage. Established decades ago, we've weathered the seasons and grown alongside the resilient kiwi fruit, nurturing a bond that runs deeper than the roots of our trees. At Karaka Kiwi Farm, we invite you to immerse yourself in the timeless rhythm of rural life. Our story began when pioneers saw the potential in these fertile lands and decided to make their mark. Over the years, Karaka has become a sanctuary for the iconic kiwi bird, a symbol of our nation's spirit. It's here where we raise not just fruit, but the essence of Kiwimana - the pride, passion, and respect for this extraordinary fruit that defines us as Kiwis. Our farm is more than just an orchard; it's a living testament to our commitment to sustainable farming practices and preserving the pristine beauty of our region. We take great care in every aspect of cultivating our kiwi fruit, ensuring only the finest quality reaches your table. From the moment the first bud breaks through the soil to the delicate handling of each ripe, juicy kiwi, we're dedicated to providing a taste of pure, unadulterated Kiwi flavour. But Karaka is not just about the fruit. We're proud to be part of this vibrant community where tradition and innovation harmoniously coexist. Our farm doors are always open for visitors who wish to learn, explore, or simply appreciate the simple charm of rural life. Join us on a guided tour, sample our delicious produce, or indulge in a traditional Kiwi barbecue - an experience that will leave you with memories as sweet and lasting as our kiwi fruit itself. At Karaka Kiwi Farm, we celebrate the essence of New Zealand - its spirit, its history, its people, and its produce. We invite you to visit us, taste our fruits, share in our stories, and become part of our extended whanau (family). Together, let's savour the journey that is Karaka Kiwi Farm.