Coromandel Peninsula Accommodation
Coromandel Peninsula Accommodation
| Our Coromandel accommodation is well set up and ready to take on holidaymakers wanting to truly relax. Rustic and unspoilt, the Coromandel is one of New Zealand’s best-loved holiday destinations. Our Coromandel hotels are well placed to let you explore all the Coromandel has to offer, the rugged volcanic hills are cloaked in native rainforest, and more than 400km of spectacular coastline promises you can find the beach of your dreams. The Coromandel is a place where bush and beach are both easily accessible. In the same day, you can experience the blue dazzle of the Pacific Ocean and calming greenness of the kauri forest. Inspired by the region's idyllic setting, many artists and crafts people have made the Coromandel their home - visitors to the area are welcome in their studios. The area's fascinating history is evident in gold mining relics, logging dams and ancient Maori pa sites. The past can also be found in the charming colonial architecture and historical buildings preserved in several towns around the region. Some places you might like to explore are Cathedral Cove - a 20 minute walk or guided kayaking trip will bring you to the white sands and arches of Cathedral Cove. It is an idyllic place to swim, snorkel, picnic, or simply relax under the pohutukawa trees. Hot Water Beach is a great tourist attraction. This beach lives up to its name. For two hours either side of low tide, you can create your own hot pool by digging into the sands. The hot spring bubbling up through the sand is the legacy of an exciting volcanic past. For keen bush walkers the 309 Road is one not to be missed. From the 309 Road you can walk to the foot of the Waiau Falls, where the Waiau River crashes over a rock face. Another 10 minute track will take you to the 309 Kauris, the finest stand of kauri trees in the region. The Coromandel is just 1½ hours from Auckland International Airport and it is also close to Tauranga, Hamilton and Rotorua. Drive the Pacific Coast Highway from Auckland to the Coromandel – the scenery is superb and our Coromandel accommodation even better. The best time to visit is during autumn and spring – the weather is good and you’ll avoid the crowds. Other popular regions to stay near the Coromandel Peninsula: |
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