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Whangaroa Lodge Motel
Located in Whangaroa, 36 km from Kemp House and Stone Store, Whangaroa Lodge Motel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Sunseeker Lodge
Situated in a 100-year-old building, guests staying at this lodge can relax in the hot tub and then prepare a meal using the barbecue facilities provided.
Pacific Harbour Lodge
Offering garden views, Pacific Harbour Lodge is an accommodation set in Whangaroa, 36 km from Kemp House and Stone Store and 49 km from Haruru Falls.
Mangonui Hotel
Mangonui Hotel features a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Mangonui. With free WiFi, this 3-star hotel offers a shared kitchen and an ATM. Guests can make use of a casino.
Mangonui Waterfront Apartments
Overlooking the sparkling waters of Mangonui Harbour, Mangonui Waterfront Apartments is the most centrally and conveniently located accommodation in the historic and beautiful village of Mangonui.
Rosewood Kauri Cliffs
Located on 6,000 acres near Matauri Bay, the luxurious Rosewood Kauri Cliffs offers 180-degree ocean views, 3 private beaches, an 18-hole golf course and 2 tennis courts.
Waiwurrie Coastal Farm Lodge
Overlooking Mahinepua Beach, Waiwurrie Coastal Farm Lodge offers free Wi-Fi and included breakfast.
Matauri Bay Shearer's Cottage
Set in Matauri Bay and only 2.6 km from Matauri Bay Beach, Matauri Bay Shearer's Cottage offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Laurels Retreat
Laurels Retreat is located in Mangonui and offers a garden and barbecue facilities. This beachfront property offers access to a balcony, free private parking and free WiFi.
By the Bay Beachfront Apartments
Located in front of Coopers Beach, By the Bay Beachfront Apartments offer free Wi-Fi and a private balcony with lovely ocean views. Set in beautiful gardens, the property features a hot tub and kayak....
What guests said about Whangaroa:
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Whangaroa is a beautiful little area & has much to offer in...
Whangaroa is a beautiful little area & has much to offer in the way of fishing outings or for just as a restful retreat. The Harbour is beneath the 'volcanic plug'(as Wikipedia calls it).. of St Paul's, which many have walked to the top of. The Swordfish club has a great restaurant & 'watering hole' of course. Also..if any have been born in Kaeo area the little hall next to the Old Marlin hotel holds a get together every 1st Friday of every 2nd month..the next being 9th Feb 2024(this one being the 2nd week because of long weekend prior-Waitangi one).
YvonneNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
It is a small harbour village but tranquil and beautiful...
It is a small harbour village but tranquil and beautiful views all around. It merely host boats a safe inlet. There is a harbour restaurant with a lovely atmosphere and scrumpous food. If you love nature then Whangaroa is for you. The nearest shops is 7km away in Kaeo and 12km away in Kerikeri. Perfect accommodation all around.
WandaNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Whangaroa is a quaint spot that has superb ocean views with...
Whangaroa is a quaint spot that has superb ocean views with the Marina directly opposite the Marlin Hotel. The Whangaroa Gamefishing & Sports Club has an excellent restaurant with great meals. Locals are friendly and accommodating for our family group needs. We had a fantastic time and would highly recommend Whangaroa and The Marlin Hotel for your stay up in the Far North.Shelley - 10Scored 10
Whangaroa is a quaint little seaside town.
Whangaroa is a quaint little seaside town. The views are amazing from almost anywhere in the town. There is a lovely local yacht club with good food and you can sit outside and enjoy the panoramic views. There are many accommodation options. Dining options is limited mainly to the local club but there are other dining options in nearby towns about 10-20 mins away. This is a place for either tranquility and relaxation or you can add-on hikes/kayaking/fishing if you want to do some outdoor activities.MichelleNew Zealand - 10Scored 10
Whangaroa is a beautiful place surrounded by a rich history...
Whangaroa is a beautiful place surrounded by a rich history for both Maori and early settlers. I come from there but have lived in Auckland for most of my life and I am still amazed by all the new things I have learnt from the people who have lived on the land. Absolutely beautiful scenery the place to be if you are a creative type it's so inspiring. I was reluctant to return to Auckland a concrete jungle after soaking up all that beauty. Now sitting here so very homesick. Be back soon.terepo - 10Scored 10
Whangaroa is a hidden gem in the north!
Whangaroa is a hidden gem in the north! Most people end their stays in Paihia or Kerikeri - they miss out on so much. Whangaroa is close to beautiful beaches, Kauri forest, Cape Reinga and hot springs. If you go to Cape Reinga, make sure you visit the Kauri Gum Diggers trail! It's run by a passionate artist who is conserving part of the wetlands with this little project. For a stay in Whangaroa, best choose "The Marlin of Whangaroa". Great hotel with newly renovated rooms and the most awesome hotel managers you have ever met. Whangaroa itself has only one pub that opens 12 pm so make sure you bring provisions or visit the towns nearby. Absolutely recommend it.MarioNew Zealand
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