Private Couples Escape Overlooking Hokianga Harbour
Property ID 69978
Property Amenities
No Pets Allowed | Not Handicap Accessible
Entertainment
40"+ TV
Smart Speaker
Streaming Service(s)
Other
Coffee Maker
EV Charging Station
Washer & Dryer
Wireless Internet
Outdoor
Hot Tub
Outdoor Lounge
Property Details
Size
Private Residence with 1 Level
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, 570 square feet, 53 square meters
Bedrooms
Queen
2 Guests maximum
Nearest airport
Bay of Islands Airport (KKE)
Approx. 1 hour by car
Property View
Hokianga Harbour
House Rules
This property is not suitable for children. Infants by prior arrangement only.
Activities of Interest
- Fish
- Hike
- TANĒ MAHUTA: Waipoua Forest is home to the famous “Tane Mahuta”, NZ's largest Kauri tree (approximately 2,000 years old) and what a sight it is to see. As you drive through, be greeted by Kauri trees and coloured ferns alongside the road's edge.
- TWIN COAST CYCLE TRAIL: explore from Kaikohe (40 mins drive), the trail’s highest point. Continue on to Horeke, ending at the waterfront pub. Book bikes/shuttles with Top Trail Kaikohe. Return via charter boat to Rawene for a stunning cruise back.
- NGAWHA SPRINGS: bathe in the healing waters, where mineral-rich pools rise from deep within the earth. This sacred place is shaped by Ruaumoko, the unborn child of Papatūānuku, whose ancient energy is felt in every warm, revitalising soak.
- RANUI ON HOKIANGA: charter boat operating within the Hokianga Harbour. Provides sunset cruises and cycle transport if you're doing the Twin Coast Cycle Trail. Leaves from Horeke, Kohukohu or Rawene. Book in advance.
- FISHING AT OPONONI BEACH: simple and soulful. Cast a line into the calm harbour waters or off the shoreline as the tide shifts. With wide skies overhead and the sand dunes in view, it’s less about the catch and more about the quiet rhythm of the sea.
Places of Interest
- Tāne Mahuta – New Zealand's largest known kauri tree, located in nearby Waipoua Forest.
- Omapere – Coastal settlement overlooking the harbour and nearby dunes.
- Waipoua Forest – Ancient native forest home to some of the country's oldest kauri trees.
- Tāne Mahuta – New Zealand's largest known kauri tree, located in nearby Waipoua Forest.
- Opononi Beach – Relaxed waterfront village with cafés, beach access, and harbour activities.























































