Allpress Olive Groves
Award-winning Olive Oil and Tasting Room
Our first olive trees were planted in 1997, at Rangihoua Estate. Since then, Allpress Olive Groves has taken shape as the home of world-class extra virgin olive oil on Waiheke Island, and exceptional island experiences.
We’re dedicated to curating something special, something more than just award-winning extra virgin olive oil. Allpress Olive Groves is fast becoming a place to enjoy unique island experiences.
Our tasting Room & Retail Store in Church Bay, mill tours and events show visitors a different side of Waiheke, while our collection of holiday homes, all set in idyllic olive grove locations, offer a unique island escape. Along with growing our exceptional extra virgin olive oil brand – we have our sights set on investing in Waiheke as a world-class destination, expanding the island’s tourism repertoire beyond vineyards and beaches.
Our Allpress Bistro is set for completion later this year. We look forward to hosting you.
Similar Nearby
Explore some of the other offerings nearby to Allpress Olive Groves below. Waiheke Island has a wide range of venues and activities to suit every person so you're bound to find something you'll love on your next visit!
Wild Estate
Waiheke Island Fun for All: Games, Activities & More at Wild Estate
Wild Estate, home to Wild on Waiheke, offers a unique blend of vineyard experiences and outdoor adventures on Waiheke Island. Situated amidst picturesque vineyards, the estate provides visitors with the opportunity to enjoy handcrafted wines and craft beers brewed on-site at the Waiheke Island Brewery. The restaurant features modern seasonal Pacific Kiwi cuisine, with options ranging from gourmet pizzas to fresh local produce, all served in a relaxed setting with both indoor and outdoor seating options.
Beyond its culinary offerings, Wild Estate is renowned for its diverse range of outdoor activities. Guests can engage in archery and laser claybird shooting, or partake in leisurely games of pétanque and giant chess. These activities cater to individuals, families, and groups, making it an ideal destination for both casual outings and corporate events. The estate's commitment to providing an all-weather, multi-activity venue ensures that visitors can enjoy their experience regardless of the season.
The family-friendly atmosphere is further enhanced by amenities such as a children's playground and trampoline, allowing younger guests to enjoy their time while adults relax with a glass of wine or beer on the deck. Whether seeking a day of adventure or a tranquil escape among the vines, Wild Estate and Wild on Waiheke encapsulate the vibrant spirit of Waiheke Island, offering memorable experiences for all who visit.
Currently closed, next open Wednesday
11:00am - 5:00pm
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SOHO Family Vineyards
Discover SOHO Family Vineyards on Waiheke Island
Nestled in the heart of Waiheke Island, SOHO Family Vineyards offers a unique blend of premium wines and a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Located at 74 Onetangi Road, this charming cellar door is open from Friday to Monday, 11am to 5pm, inviting visitors to indulge in a delightful wine and food experience. With a focus on quality and a passion for life, culture, and entertainment, SOHO Family Vineyards showcases a diverse range of wines crafted from their own Carter Family Vineyards and other boutique estates across New Zealand. Whether you're a wine connoisseur or simply looking for a relaxing day out, SOHO Family Vineyards promises an unforgettable experience.
Location: 74 Onetangi Road, Waiheke Island
Opening Hours: Friday to Monday, 11am - 5pm (closed Tuesday to Thursday)
Experiences: Daily wine and food experiences at 11am, with additional sessions on Friday and Monday at 3pm. Bookings are recommended.
Casual Tasting: Walk-in service available for groups of 6 or fewer, no bookings required.
Group Packages: Available for groups of 7 or more, with prepayment or deposit required.
Private Events: The venue can host private events and celebrations, with a capacity of 25 inside and up to 95 on the deck and garden.
Special Experience: The SOHO Wine & Food Harmony Experience offers an intimate, VIP-style tasting paired with Asian fusion street food bites for $75 per person.
Open now (Wednesday)
Open 24 Hours
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Rangihoua Villa
Rangihoua Villa: A Private Luxury Retreat on Waiheke Island
Tucked away in the tranquil heart of Waiheke Island, Rangihoua Villa offers a peaceful and private escape surrounded by native bush and lush gardens. Perfect for groups, retreats, weddings, or a romantic getaway, this beautifully designed villa is a hidden gem that blends luxury with nature.
The spacious property features stylish interiors, comfortable furnishings, and expansive outdoor living areas designed for connection and relaxation. Whether you’re sipping wine on the sun-drenched terrace, enjoying a long lunch under the trees, or soaking in the outdoor bath beneath the stars, Rangihoua Villa invites you to unwind in total comfort.
Inside, you’ll find multiple bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, generous lounge areas, and elegant touches throughout. The villa’s layout makes it ideal for hosting intimate events or enjoying time with family and friends. For wedding parties or special celebrations, the grounds provide a dreamy backdrop — think rolling lawns, native trees, and picture-perfect light.
Located just a short drive from award-winning wineries, beaches, and the Ostend Market, Rangihoua Villa gives you easy access to the best of Waiheke while offering a peaceful sanctuary to return to each day.
Guests can also book curated experiences — from in-villa massages and yoga sessions to private chefs and local wine tastings — making your stay as relaxed or as memorable as you like.
Whether you’re planning a special occasion or simply want to escape the city, Rangihoua Villa is a luxurious base for experiencing the beauty and charm of Waiheke Island.
Open now (Wednesday)
Open 24 Hours
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Waiheke Museum
Experience a slice of old Waiheke at the Waiheke Museum and Historic Village.
Yhe Waiheke Museum and Historic Village, nestled at 165 Onetangi Road on Waiheke Island, offers a captivating journey through the island's rich history. Managed by the Waiheke Island Historical Society, this volunteer-run institution preserves and showcases the diverse narratives that have shaped the island's identity.
A Glimpse into Waiheke's Past at The Waiheke Museum
The museum provides an immersive experience, allowing visitors to step back in time and explore the lifestyles of Waiheke's early inhabitants. The main exhibition space is a reconstructed woolshed, housing a collection of artifacts that reflect the island's agricultural and maritime heritage. From traditional Māori tools to early European farming equipment, the exhibits offer insights into the daily lives and industries that once thrived on the island.
Adjacent to the woolshed are several restored buildings, each telling its own story:
Day Cottage: A 1930s-style island home, showcasing period furnishings and domestic artifacts.
Champion, Keane, and Goodwin Cottages: These bach-style houses feature photo exhibits and room settings that depict the evolution of island living.
Original Waiheke Jail: A preserved structure offering a glimpse into the island's law enforcement history.
Visitors can also explore a manually-operated telephone exchange, a whale-oil cauldron, a wool press, and even a vintage long-drop toilet (for display purposes only). The museum is in the process of developing the Taonga Heritage Gardens, aiming to cultivate traditional Māori plants and further enrich the cultural experience.
Community Engagement and Events
The Waiheke Museum is more than just a repository of artifacts; it's a vibrant community hub. Regular heritage events are held, celebrating traditional crafts and local history. These events, often scheduled on the first Sunday of each month, have included rug making workshops, folk song performances, spinning and weaving demonstrations, and storytelling sessions. Such activities not only educate but also foster a sense of community and continuity.
The museum also republishes significant historical texts, such as Dixie Day's Waiheke Pioneers, ensuring that the stories of early European settlers remain accessible to all. Additionally, the museum's commitment to accessibility is evident in its wheelchair-friendly facilities, making it a welcoming space for all visitors.
Visiting Information
Location: 165 Onetangi Road, Waiheke Island, New Zealand.
Opening Hours: Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday Mondays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Admission: Entry is by donation, with a suggested contribution of $3 per person.
Contact: Phone: (09) 372-2970 | Email: info@waihekemuseum.org.nz
The museum is conveniently located on the main bus route along Onetangi Straight, opposite Tantalus Estate Vineyard, making it easily accessible for visitors exploring the island.
How to Get There
By Ferry:
Fullers Passenger Ferry: Departs regularly from downtown Auckland to Matiatia Ferry Terminal on Waiheke Island. The journey takes approximately 35-45 minutes.
Sealink Vehicle & Passenger Ferry: Departs from Half Moon Bay, allowing visitors to bring their vehicles to Waiheke Island. The trip takes about 45 minutes.
Island Direct: Departs from downtown Auckland to Matiatia Ferry terminal on Waiheke Island.
By Bus:
From Matiatia Ferry Terminal, take the 50A or 50B bus routes towards Onetangi. The museum is conveniently located on the main bus route along Onetangi Straight, opposite Tantalus Estate Vineyard.
By Car:
From Matiatia Ferry Terminal, drive along Ocean View Road, continue onto Oneroa Road, then turn onto Onetangi Road. The museum is located at 165 Onetangi Road, opposite Tantalus Estate Vineyard. You can also rent a car at Matiatia Ferry terminal through Waiheke Car Rentals.
By Bicycle:
Waiheke Island is bike-friendly, and cycling to the museum can be an enjoyable experience. E-Bike through eRide rentals are available near the ferry terminals.
The Waiheke Museum and Historic Village stands as a testament to the island's rich tapestry of cultures, industries, and communities. Through its meticulously curated exhibits and engaging community events, the museum offers both residents and visitors a profound connection to Waiheke's past. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a curious traveller, a visit to this museum promises a meaningful and enriching experience.
Currently closed, next open Wednesday
11:00am - 3:00pm
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