Hokitika Museum at the Carnegie Building was closed in September 2016 due to concerns about the seismic strength of the building. We are located at 47 Revell St and provide museum and research services. Check our website and Facebook for updates, and other information including links to Westland’s wonderful stories and photographs.

Built in 1908, the historic Carnegie building currently houses a number of the district’s museum exhibits and treasures. Located in the heart of Hokitika, the building is easily accessible to visitors and entry is free. Come and explore our region’s colourful history!

Beautiful refurbished Art Deco Theatre and Cafe. See all the latest movies on the Big Screen with latest digital projection technology and surround sound. Check hokitikaregent.com for movie session times, live shows, other events and online bookings.

Discover highest quality, purely New Zealand made art, giftware and jewellery alongside the local colours of the West Coast captured by renowned wildlife and landscape photographer Juergen Schacke. The fresh and inspiring Gallery is a fantastic way to take in and take home the spirit of the region. "Highlight of Hokitika", "Amazing Gallery" are only two of many excellent tripadvisor review headlines. Open 7 days.

Jade store 

Traditional Jade is a locally owned small family business who are of Ngai Tahu descent. We have top quality affordable Jade/Pounamu carvings and sculptures. Come and visit our friendly knowledgeable team and see one of the biggest raw jade collections in New Zealand.

The Gorge Gallery is located at the workshop and home of MZ Design. We are 20km from Hokitika (down Zuckermans Road) on the road to the Hokitika Gorge. We stock our original design woodware along with special designs unique to our gallery. We are open when the Flags are displayed.

We stock an extensive range of gifts and souvenirs sourced from local artists and throughout NZ to ensure you have lasting memories of your visit to Hokitika. We are locally owned and operated with a central location and open seven days. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Established in 1962 and proud to be following the tradition of manufacturing and selling exclusively genuine NZ jade. Watch our craftsmen at work in our bright and welcoming showroom. Choose from top quality jewellery, ornaments, Merino Possum, Icebreaker Merino clothing, paua products, NZ Skincare and much more. Our expert friendly staff will help you buy with confidence. Open 7 days.

Glass blowing-designer art forms. View master glassblowers handcrafting glassware, art glass, giftware, souvenirs, tableware & glass beads. All available from our large showroom. Open 7 days.

This special gallery is a co-operative of local crafts people and artists. It is owned and operated by members who make unique designs to the highest standards. The gallery features New Zealand Jade, Bone, Wood, Pottery, Fibre, Silk, Jewellery and Art. Open 7 days in the Summer. Closed Sunday and Monday in the Winter. Come and meet the makers!

NATURAL GOLD NUGGETS. As found, natural West Coast gold nuggets & flakes sourced from present day gold mines. Watch our jeweller working with the as found gold, creating beautiful gold nugget jewellery. Hold a large gold nugget in your hand and experience the amazing weight of gold. Studio & Gallery Open 7 days.

"A unique outlet where you can see Possum-Fur product being made from hide to Home Decor" Welcome to our Workroom & Sales outlet. We have an extensive range of Quality NZ POSSUM FUR Products.  KIWI BOOT COMPANY-Our Famous Possum-Fur lined Cosy Boots & Slippers. Exclusive range of Possum/Merino knitwear including Hats, Gloves, Socks & Scarves. Fur Garments & lots of Fur Fashion Accessories!  Luxury Home Fur Decor; Throws & Cushions. Over 40yrs experience in the trade. Come in and visit us - Open 7 days

PRELOVED RECORDS,TAPES, CDs & CLOTHING.

Thousands of quality Records and Fashion clothing. Postage over seas can be arranged in store. We are at the River end of Revell st.

Only 100metres from The famous Fat Pippi Pizza ,Chinese ,Indian Stummpers Bar. Dulcies fish and chips across the road .

The River, Beach,and Sunset Point all only 100 metres away.

Come listen to some music!! Open till late.

Booksellers, Stationers & Rare West Coast Books. Top selling West Coast, NZ & international books, magazines & papers. Book-finding & mail order for new & rare books. Guidebooks, maps, postcards, stamps & travel games. Open 7 days.

Lovingly restored gold rush hotel with unique themed accommodation and a warm, Victorian atmosphere. Originally built in 1876 during the last great gold rush the hotel was the meeting, entertaining and playing place for miners who had arrived in Kumara from around the world. Today it is an award winning hotel with full bar and excellent restaurant facilities.  

Catering for price conscious travellers, the Pioneer Hotel provides character & old fashioned friendly service. Free unlimited WIFI.  BBQ & courtyard area, Breakfast making facilities. Individual rooms can accommodate 1 to 4 guests with shared bathroom facilities. 5 minute walk to town centre. Full bar & casual dining onsite.

Relax and immediately feel at home in this family-friendly, two storey house. Birdsong Accommodation earns its excellent reputation for its welcoming ambiance, modern kitchen facilities with high standards of cleanliness, stunning ocean views and unique native bird-themed artwork. Two minute walk to beach, 1.25km to Glow Worm Dell.

Seaview Lodge, to sit back, relax and enjoy the spectacular views of the Southern Alps, the sunset and the Tasman Sea. We can accommodate up to 40 guests. Seaview also has spacious areas for tents, powered and unpowered campervans.

‘History... With a Touch of Class’. An historic, character house centrally located in Hokitika. Welcoming, friendly hosts. Recommended in Trip Advisor, Lonely Planet, Frommers & Fodors. King size beds, ensuite bathrooms, Spa bath ensuite, Garden Cottage, substantial breakfasts. Walk to cafes, restaurants, galleries and beach. Experience a stunning West Coast sunset. Moderate Tariffs.