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Accommodation Ahi Kaa

Kaitiakitanga and Manaakitanga are core values of our eco-friendly accommodation.
Accommodation Ahi Kaa is a quiet and peaceful Gisborne City Motel opposite the beautiful Waikanae and Midway Beaches offering a unique Māori cultural experience.

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