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About Days Bay

Days Bay Pavilion, located at 611B Marine Drive in Williams Park, Days Bay, Lower Hutt, is a historic and contemporary community venue. While the original 1897 pavilion no longer stands, the current Days Bay Pavilion operates as a cafe/restaurant and a convenient gathering spot with a storied past. From dances and teas to outdoor concerts in the park, this site holds a rich legacy in the Wellington region.

Whether you’re planning a casual meal, a special event, or simply visiting the area, this page covers seating, parking, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you plan a smooth, no-fuss visit. We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted local recommendations.

Days Bay is accessible by water and land, with ferry options from Wellington’s Queens Wharf to Days Bay and local East by West Ferries routes providing harbour crossings. Parking is available on-site at Days Bay Pavilion, and the broader Wellington region offers a range of lodging and dining choices for visitors staying in Eastbourne or central Wellington. If you’re after reliable, easy access to a beloved historic site and nearby amenities, Days Bay Pavilion is a dependable choice for a relaxed day by the harbor.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Original Days Bay Pavilion opened in 1897 and was designed to seat about 800 people.
  • The pavilion hosted teas, a restaurant, dances, and outdoor concerts in Williams Park before it was destroyed by fire in October 1952 and replaced by a small building.
  • Current Days Bay Pavilion location and address: 611B Marine Drive, Williams Park, Days Bay, Lower Hutt 5013, New Zealand, operating as a cafe/restaurant.
  • Parking is available on-site (Carpark listed as an amenity at Days Bay Pavilion).
  • Transit options include Wellington Harbour Ferries between Queens Wharf and Days Bay, with East by West Ferries offering harbour crossings to Days Bay.
  • Nearby lodging options exist in the Wellington region and Eastbourne; Days Bay itself hosts accommodations via local listings (e.g., Days Bay Accommodation) rather than a dedicated hotel within the bay.
  • Notable historical events hosted: dances, teas, and outdoor concerts at the Pavilion; the site is historically significant but the original 1897 structure no longer exists.