Okaihau accommodation from AU$87

For some alternatives, look at the 88 Lodge and the Kerikeri Homestead Motel & Apartments. They are located 17 kilometres and 18 kilometres respectively from the center. If those two don't suit you, you can try the Avalon Resort or the Kerikeri Park Motel.

Attractions and Hotels Near Okaihau

After you've checked out Okaihau for a while, be sure to set aside a few more days to discover North Island's many other offerings. North Island is marked by beaches, coastal plains, forests and rivers, as well as commonly visited North Island tourist sights like the art museums. Visitors and locals alike in this section of New Zealand enjoy snowboarding.

It's well known that Australians are pretty chilled, so consider extending your stay and check out the Opononi Beach and Omapere Beach, which you'll find in Opononi, 40 kilometres to the southwest of Okaihau. The Copthorne Hotel and Resort Hokianga and Opononi Resort are just some of the apartment and hotel options in Opononi. 45 kilometres to the northwest of Okaihau is Coopers Beach, which is home to the Doubtless Bay Villas and Sanctuary in the Cove. If you're staying in Coopers Beach, be sure to check out the Butler Point Whaling Museum and Rangikapiti Pa Historic Reserve.

Whangarei is situated 60 kilometres away from Okaihau. While you are in the area, be sure to check out the A. H. Reed Memorial Kauri Park, Whangarei Falls and the Reyburn House. You might also like to visit the Clapham's Clocks and the Whangarei Art Museum. Should you wish to stay in Whangarei, check out the rates and amenities at the Lodge Bordeaux and Lupton Lodge.

Bay of Islands Airport is the most practical airport for accessing Okaihau and is 13 kilometres drive from the city centre. If you plan to stay nearby, try the Kerikeri Court Motel or the Colonial House Motel.