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All the comforts of home in a delightful country setting.
Our self-contained cottage offers bed and breakfast overlooking beautiful Hicks Bay and Matakaoa Point. The cottage is 20 minutes from the main house and set up to provide all the comforts of home in a delightful country setting. It is surrounded by beautiful Puriri trees with magnificent sea views. Dinner is available.
The secluded Onepoto Beach below has a sage, sandy beach ideal for all recreational water activities as well as swimming, surfing, fishing and boating.
We are located 45 minutes from the East Cape and the most eastern lighthouse in the world.
The secluded Onepoto Beach below has a sage, sandy beach ideal for all recreational water activities as well as swimming, surfing, fishing and boating.
We are located 45 minutes from the East Cape and the most eastern lighthouse in the world.
Contact
Location
Address:
Hicks Bay
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Months of Operation:
All months of the year
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
2,5km's from the township of Hicks Bay (Wharekahika)
Cancellation Policy:
Please contact us for the full Terms and Conditions and the Cancellation Policy
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