A Good Heavens stargazing experience of 1.5-2 hours will take you on a comfortable and entertaining journey through our universe, while you learn to use constellations and stars to orientate yourself and listen to ancient myths. For around a week … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
Celebrate, commemorate and learn more about our founding document. Come and join us on a hīkoi from the top or Orama driveway on Aotea rd or meet us at the Rarohara (Fitzroy) wharf for stalls, games, spot prizes, art auction … Read More
Aotea Great Barrier Island is an International Dark Sky Sanctuary Here, light pollution is minimal, and the night sky is wonderfully dark. We see ten times as many stars here as in Auckland, for example. This is why Aotea is … Read More
