Bisou Cafe is a local French cafe located at 4 Miami Avenue, Waiheke Island 1081. The cafe serves up a range of French classics including galettes, crepes, baguettes, croissants, cakes, coffee, tea, and juices. The cafe is open all year round from Wednesday to Sunday for lunch or a sunset dinner. The cafe also offers takeaways.
Bisou Cafe is a great place to find unique French cuisine and enjoy the beautiful views of Waiheke Island.
Explore some of the other offerings nearby to Bisou Cafe 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!
We are a community club that offers a fun, safe space for everyone. If you are a local, or just visiting for the day, we would love to see you. Come down for a game of bowls, then stay and enjoy the bar, Paulie's onsite restaurant, and views.
We host Karaoke, Bingo and Quiz nights during the week and Live music on Fridays. All are welcome so bowl on down!
The bar is open Wednesday to Sunday from 2:30pm to close and Monday 2:30-7:30.
The Club is closed on Tuesdays.
Paulies Kitchen - Bar snacks are available from 2:30pm. The restaurant opens at 5:30pm.
Currently closed, next open Monday
2:30pm - 7:30pm
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Te Korowai o Waiheke is a community-led charitable trust focused on making Waiheke Island predator-free to protect and restore its unique natural environment. The organization is working on an island-wide project with two main stages: first, the eradication of stoats, and second, comprehensive trials to control and remove rat populations. This effort aims to create a sanctuary where indigenous birds, lizards, insects, and plants can thrive. With community involvement, impact reports, and educational outreach, Te Korowai o Waiheke envisions an ecologically vibrant, predator-free Waiheke, benefiting both the environment and future generations.
The trust relies heavily on community support, from participating in rat and stoat eradication to promoting responsible pet ownership. Te Korowai o Waiheke also collaborates with experts and runs public programs, like backyard trapping, to engage locals in conservation efforts. Impact reports, available on their website, detail progress, challenges, and the effectiveness of various pilot programs.
Te Korowai o Waiheke’s commitment extends beyond eradication; it fosters a deeper connection between residents and their natural surroundings. This aligns with initiatives like the Surfdale Trial, where rat control methods were evaluated, and visits from Wero, a stoat detection dog. Each step forward brings Waiheke closer to becoming the world’s first predator-free urban island, showcasing what can be achieved when communities unite for conservation. Learn more or get involved by visiting Te Korowai o Waiheke.
Open now (Monday)
Open 24 Hours
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Get back to nature on Waiheke Island and in the stunning Hauraki Gulf and its islands, with one of Terra and Tide's incredible, small group experiences.
On Waiheke, our experiences include:
Guided art and nature day walks (headland, bush, beach, vineyard)
Multi-day guided walking tours
Cultural experiences
Private personalised tours
Wellness workshops and forest therapy experiences
Adventures and excursions for corporates, teams, and groups In the Hauraki Gulf, our experiences include:
Sailing charters
Come and have an amazing experience aboard our 41-foot catamaran Pacific Star. Visit pest-free islands, enjoy wildlife walks and stunning beaches and coves.
All of our experiences offer the chance to experience stunning views, wildlife, bush and beaches, wine and food and uniquely crafted adventures all with expert local guides who will tailor a day for you to remember.
Our shared experiences are for twelve guests maximum, while our private experiences, with a minimum of just two guests, can be tailored to your needs.
Currently closed, next open Monday
8:00am - 10:00pm
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