Cottage on Waimai - outside view

Off The Beaten Track - Cottage on Waimai

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Waimai Valley Road, Te Akau, Raglan
Cottage on Waimai - outside view
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
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Free phone number
0800 682 869
Refurbished 3-bedroom coal miner's cottage in the Waikato. Take in the valley views across the working sheep and beef farm from your own private deck or from your outdoor bath. Relax by the cosy indoor fireplace or explore your rural surrounds.
This beautifully refurbished, 3-bedroom coal miners' cottage will transport you to another place & time. A quiet rural location with stunning country views for a relaxed, rejuvenating experience. Options to just relax with a good book, enjoy the view from your own private hot tub on the deck, or get out & about on a tour of the farm. If you are wanting to venture further afield, it's 20 minutes to the famous Nikau Caves and Cafe. Enjoy a coffee or lunch there after a guided tour of one of natures wonders. Admire the pancake rocks as you pass by on this remote country road, proceed further along the Te Akau Coast Road with stunning views of the rugged west coast & Mt Karioi standing guard over Raglan & the coast.
Pricing
$206 (Adult)
Proximity to Airport:
70km to Hamilton Airport.
Proximity to Town:
39km to Raglan.
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