Off The Beaten Track - The Beach Cottage

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$237
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Te Akau Coast Rd, Matira, Ngāruawāhia
Hours of operation
9am - 12pm, Monday to Friday.
Months of operation
All Year
Phone number
+64 7 595 0494
Free phone number
0800 682 869
Enjoy truly getting off the beaten track at The Beach Cottage, located on the remote Waikorea Beach. This two bedroom cottage is perfect for couples or families.
The Beach Cottage is a recently rejuvenated 50-year-old bach (holiday home) overlooking the beautiful remote Waikorea Beach. Waikorea Beach is located between Raglan and Port Waikato on the West Coast of New Zealand's North Island. The Cottage is a 2 bedroom New Zealand style bach overlooking the beach, with every room offering an amazing view. The Cottage is set on a 1500 acre sheep and cattle farm. To keep you warm in the evenings the cosy lounge has an open fire and there are an outdoor brazier and firewood to burn.
Pricing
$237 - 303 (Adult)
Parking:
Parking is available onsite.
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