Easter in the Coromandel: What you need to know
Published on 03 April 2023
The Coromandel is open for business this Easter weekend. We’ve put together some tips for visitors and residents so you can make the most out of this long weekend.
If you are out and about during this time, please take extra care on our roads. We know you're excited to get to your destination, but be sure to put safety first when behind the wheel. Be kind to your fellow travelers by driving to the conditions and respecting others.
Kerbside collections
There will be no Kerbside rubbish and recycling collections on Easter Monday 10 April. Collections will be one day later after this public holiday. Check the Kerbside schedule for your area on our website.
tcdc.govt.nz/kerbside
Refuse Transfer Stations
Our seven Refuse Transfer Stations (RTS) will be closed Good Friday 7 April and open Sunday hours on Easter Monday. Check our website for any changes to this schedule before you visit.
tcdc.govt.nz/rts
Road and Highway Conditions
Most of our roads are open and ready for your weekend road trip, but changes can occur at any time. Make sure to check our website for the latest roading information before you set off
tcdc.govt.nz/roads
State Highways are managed by Waka Kotahi, so head to their website to check for any closures or traffic management that could delay your journey.
nzta.govt.nz
Our Council facilities
Our Council offices will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday. You can still contact us at customer.services@tcdc.govt.nz and on our 24/7 customer service line at 07 868 0200.
Thames Centennial Pool will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday.
All district libraries will be closed on Good Friday to Easter Monday inclusive.
Rules and regulations
Alcohol bans
Alcohol bans are in place over Easter weekend from 4pm Thursday 6 April to 4pm Tuesday 11 April. You can find more information on alcohol bans in your area on our website.
tcdc.govt.nz/alcoholcontrol
Dog Rules
Dogs are restricted on the beach in some areas from 9am–6pm on holiday weekends and public holidays. Dogs need to be on-lead when walking around our local roads and town centres, and unless specified otherwise. When in doubt, please put your dog on a lead. There are off-leash dog exercise areas across the district on our website.
tcdc.govt.nz/dogownerguide