Whitianga Beachfront, with extensive views across Mercury Bay.

Beachfront with extensive decking to enjoy the sea views across Mercury Bay. Directly opposite beach and reserve, launch boat, safe swimming, perfect for kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding. Flat walk or bike ride to Whitianga township or short drive.
Renovated, retro family holiday home.
Comfortable living spaces, with separate kitchen and dining area. Three bedrooms, sleeps 7.
Plenty of parking and room to kick a ball, space for the boat.

The perfect gateway to beautiful Coromandel beaches.

* Please note: Linen
Feel free to bring your own bed, bath and kitchen linen or we can arrange rental linen at $20 per person. Pillows, Duvets and blankets provided.


Things you might like to do during your stay in Whitianga:
*Whitianga town offers great shopping, many cafes, restaurants and bars.

* Keep the kids entertained with great playgrounds, skate park, museum, movie theatre, bike park, safe beachside bike path. Short drive Whiti Farm Park and Fun Zone adventure park.

* Catch the ferry across to Flaxmill Bay (a lovely sandy beach) and stop along the road you will find Eggcentric Café with good food and music (open summer months only).

* Dig a hot pool at Hot Water Beach (at low tide) and while there visit Moko Artspace (24 Pye Place).

* Visit a local cafe. Take a drive over the hill to stunning Kuaotunu and treat yourself to a cold drink and delicious pizza at Luke’s Kitchen.

* Go on a sea kayak tour with Cathedral Cove Kayak Tours (0800 529 258) from Hahei Beach to Cathedral Cove.

* Visit the hot pools at the Lost Spring (121A Cook Drive) and have a spa treatment while there.

* Do a charter fishing trip and catch your own dinner. Or fish off the wharf and collect shellfish.

* Grab takeaway fish and chips.

* Visit some of the beautiful beaches slightly further north:
Wharekaho - Simpsons Beach (good for boogie boarding and just a 2 minute drive over the hill);
Otama or Opito Bay (and afterwards stop at Luke’s Kitchen in Kuaotunu for pizza or grab an ice cream from the Kuaotunu Store);
New Chum’s beach (a 30-40 minute walk from Whangapoua – in 2006 was reported to be in the top 20 beaches of the world)