Our Pick
Simply the best place to be – right across from the beach, with everything you need for the ultimate laid-back coastal escape.
Mahia Beach Resort sits on 8.5 acres of lush, park-like grounds and has everything you need to settle in and stay a while. Onsite, you’ll find BBQ areas, kitchens, and a brand-new café serving great food just steps from your room. You can grab bait, real fruit ice creams and ice right here too – perfect for a day out fishing or cooling off after a surf.
Whether you’re parking up the campervan or looking for a comfy bed, there’s a spot to suit every style and budget, all right opposite one of the safest swimming beaches in Mahia. From simple cabins and self-contained units to powered sites for your motorhome, there’s a relaxed, affordable place for everyone to call home.
Whether you’re parking up the campervan or looking for a comfy bed, there’s a spot to suit every style and budget, all right opposite one of the safest swimming beaches in Mahia. From simple cabins and self-contained units to powered sites for your motorhome, there’s a relaxed, affordable place for everyone to call home.
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Location
Address:
Nūhaka 4198
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Reception hours are 8.30am - 6pm
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Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
85km's to Gisborne
Parking:
Parking available onsite for guests
Cancellation Policy:
Please see website for full Terms and Conditions and the Cancellation Policy
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