Can you hear Russell calling? Don't wait too long

Russell Kororareka is a small, historic seaside village on a peninsula in the eastern Bay of Islands. Since the 1700s it has provided a haven for visitors, offering shelter and hospitality. Because of its relatively remote location it retains an island quality and a charm that reflects the tranquillity of earlier times. Despite this, it is a vibrant, cosmopolitan community that attracts visitors from New Zealand and all over the world - some of whom have chosen to make Russell their home.

Its sense of community is evident from the pride in supporting its local school, the number of volunteers that help out with a wide range of activities from sport through to manning of local clubs. Visitors will quickly discover that this community is a special place that welcomes all comers and makes them feel at home.

Can you hear Russell calling? You can if you try
Gentle breezes, water lapping, tuis circling in the sky

RUSSELL REVIEW Russell Review is a unique look at life in Russell. Its articles have three broad themes – history and heritage, the natural environment, current issues and events. It is one of the longest established annual magazines in NZ and very collectable. The perfect read for any holiday or a reminder of your visit to Russell. Available from outlets in town or at the Russell Museum.

	Russell Map A great resource for visitors providing a street map of Russell township and localities as well as information the environs. Shows walks, beaches, boat ramps and sites of interest, plus a list of all members of the Russell Business Association with their contact details. Generously supported by
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