Great Barrier Island Visitor Information Directory [ http://www.thebarrier.co.nz/ ]
ALL accommodation plus activities travel detailed map photographs history services and location of castaway tv series. - [Read more]

Great Barrier Island, NZ [ http://www.greatbarrierisland.co.nz/ ]
Great Barrier Island Visitor Information Centre and GBI Rent A Car is located on the main road outside Claris Airport. The offices are open 7 days a week and provide free maps and information on accommodation, car hire, flights and ferries, and activities and events on the island. Local gifts and souvenirs are also available. - [Read more]

Great Barrier Island Business Directory [ http://www.gbit.co.nz/ ]
Your online source for information on Great Barrier Island, New Zealand. Screensavers, Wallpapers, Slide Show, Accommodation, Activities, Arts, Crafts, Community Services, Restaurants, Dining, Services, Travel, Images and More. Website includes a collection of over 60 images from Great Barrier Island. Awana, Dolphins, Harataonga Bay, Kaitoke Beach, Katherine Bay, Medlands, Palmers Beach, Port Fitzroy, Sunsets, Tryphena, Whangapoua & Windy Canyon. - [Read more]

Great Barrier Island Charitable Trust [ http://www.gbict.co.nz/ ]
The Great Barrier Island Charitable Trust vision is to protect native species through the eradication of rats and feral cats, to re-introduce species lost to the island, and to work towards building an ecology-based economic framework for Great Barrier. - [Read more]

Site for some of New Zealand's most endangered species currently still found on Great Barrier Island [ http://www.awana.co.nz/ ]
The website for some of New Zealand's most endangered species, currently still found on Great Barrier Island. ACT stands for the Awana Catchment Trust - the organisation which works to care for and preserve Great Barrier's unique environment and its historial and cultural heritage for New Zealanders, now and in the future. - [Read more]

History :: Great Barrier Island, New Zealand [ http://greatbarrierisland.info/ ]
History of Great Barrier Island, New Zealand... The first settlers to the Island were the Maoris, arriving from distant Pacific islands. They named the Island Aotea, which means White Cloud after an early canoe. Captain James Cook discovered the Island during the Endevour's exploration of New Zealand in 1769. He named the Island Great Barrier because it formed a breakwater between the Hauraki Gulf and the Pacific Ocean. Large numbers of Maori people occupied the Island prior to the arrival... - [Read more]