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Named after the colonial Secretary William Gisborne , the place is an unitary authority of New Zealand. Gisborne is regarded both as a district and a region. Gisborne is widely known as the Eastland region or the East Coast. Gisborne is very scantily populated with the settlements chiefly concentrating around the shores of Tokomaru Bay and Tolaga Bay. The first city to bask in the glory of sun is simply mesmerizing. Gisborne has been endowed with some of the exotic natural features which makes it a happening holiday destination. The city's unique selling point is that one is assured to receive unadulterated bliss of a virgin land amidst the din and bustle of city life. Staying at Gisborne is very relaxing and pleasurable. The assorted landscape of the region , along with a range of quality accommodations the indolent life of Gisborne is sure to refresh you internally. Nature has laden Gisborne with long stretches of impeccable coastline which are renowned as surfing grounds. Some of the best swimming beaches of New Zealand are available at this place. Dawn surfing is very popular in the city as it is said to be the first place in the world to welcome the sun. The swells of the water coming form from south and east makes the beaches suitable for surfing breaks. The Waikanae beach is the prime sea beach of the town. The beginners can take a plunge to try out surfing here. The Wainui Beach is perhaps the best spot for surfing of all levels. Gisborne is a sea resort and therefore there are uncountable big or small beaches where you can lay back and unwind . The Makorori Point, some eight kilometers away from the city is a perfect surfing destination. The beaches are not much crowded and thus the tranquility provided is ecstatic. Apart from the glistening sandy beaches Gisborne also has :
- The Gisborne Museum and Arts Centre
- The Kaiti Hill
- Poko-O-Rawiri
- Star of Canada Maritime Museu
- The headland called the Young Nick's Head
Tourism is booming in the region for its rich natural endowments and up to date facilities.
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