Northland

Hapu Connected with Marae - Te Ihutai

Hapu Connected with Marae - Te Uri O Tai, Kaingamata, Ngati Te Ao.  Taiao marae is located at Taiao Makora, situated within the Pakinga papakainga, and established under the tupuna Te Huhu and associate Paraihe Papa. Their direct descendants are the primary beneficiaries and Kaitiaki of the Marae.

Widely regarded as one of the oldest marae at the spiritual heart of Te Rarawa, Roma Marae is located close to Te Oneroa a Tohe (Ninety Mile Beach), Ahipara, in the Far North. Hapu Connected with Marae - Ngati Rua, Ngati Waiora, Ngati Pakahi, Te Patukirikiri, Parewhero. A wide range of activities may be experienced by visitors to Roma Marae: Powhiri: Your visit begins with the traditional powhiri where you will be welcomed onto the Marae for the first time. This includes the karanga (calling on), mihimihi (welcoming speeches) and waiata (songs). Hangi: Prepared in the traditional way, the hangi meal also includes available delicacies such as seafood and locally grown produce. Raranga (weaving). Korero & History. A Night of Healing & Spirituality.

Hapu Connected with Marae - Ngati Kuri, Te Aupouri. Rangikohu Marae is about a 20 minute drive west of Kaitaia. It is the fourth Northland marae to offer qualifications to its home people, by studying at the marae.

Hapu Connected with Marae - Te Ihutai

Hapu Connected with Marae - Te Rarawa/Ngapuhi nui tonu (Te Ihutai)

Ko Maungataniwha te Maunga Ko Tokarau te Moana Ko Mamaru te Waka Ko Parata te tangata rongonui Ko Kahutianui te Whaea Tupuna Ko Ngati Kahu te Iwi Ko Te Moho te Awa Ko Parapara te Marae Ko Te Manawa o Ngati Tara te Whare Tupuna Ko Takapuna te Urupa Ko Parapara te Mana Whenua

Hapu Connected with Marae - Ngati Torotoroa

Ko Ngai Tohianga te Hapu Ko Oturu te Marae Ko Te Mataara te Wharenui Ko Huihuinga te Wharekai Ko St Marks te Wharekarakia Ko Hikinui te Urupa Ko Ngati Kahu te Iwi

Hapu Connected with Marae - Te Uri O Tai.  Ohaki marae is situated within the papakainga located in the centre of the rohe, which was originally called Pawarenga, and established under the tupuna Wiripo. His direct descendants are the primary beneficiaries and Kaitiaki of the Marae