Whangamomona Hotel

14/10/2026

🏉🔥 RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP – TONIGHT! 🔥🏉

🇳🇿 KIWIS vs WALLABIES 🇦🇺

Kick-off at 10:05 PM tonight! 🍻

Come down to Whangamomona Pub for a few cold ones, great company, and all the rugby action! 🍺🏉

Bring your mates and let’s make it a fun night! 🤙

See you at the pub! 🍻🔥

13/10/2026

08/10/2026

Come and experience New Zealand at its finest!

06/10/2026

INTRODUCING WHANGAMOMONA ATV TOURS

We’re heading off the beaten track 🥾🏔️

Set out from the Whangamomona Hotel with Tony and head into the backcountry, following an unmaintained 17–18km route through working farmland, bush and remote hill country to the historic Bridge to Somewhere.

It’s a private guided experience for up to four people. Tony does the driving, you sit back and enjoy the ride.

Pack a picnic, stop somewhere along the way and make an afternoon of it, with food and drink options available from the hotel.

It’s rugged, remote and a little bit wild. Exactly how Whangamomona should be experienced!

ATV experiences are now open for enquiries.

Head online to find out more, download the information pack or send us an enquiry.
whangamomonahotel.co.nz/atv-tours

21/09/2026

The sun is shining, the days are getting longer, and it’s the perfect time to get out and enjoy a little time together.

Whether you’re after a morning coffee ☕, a cold drink 🍺, or just a good yarn, call in and see us!

Bring a mate, bring the family, or just bring yourself — there’s always a warm welcome waiting. ❤️

Spring is here. Come and enjoy it with us! 🌼

05/09/2026

Mark Law who was born, bred and raised in the Republic is coming to the Whanga hotel to launch and promote his book "Lucky you're tough".
He will speak on his life's adventures being raised in the hill's, his time in the SAS as an elite soldier and the Whakaari / White Island rescue and the worksafe debacle that followed.
There will be books for sale and he will sign books that have been purchased elsewhere.
There will be a Q&A and meet and mingle after.
Where = Whanga Hotel
When = Friday 11th September at 5.30 pm

30/08/2026

After almost 40 years, local government reform is likely to return the remote settlement of Whangamōmona back to its spiritual home of Taranaki.