A laid-back, family orientated Gisborne holiday park on one of New Zealand's best touring routes the Pacific Coast Highway.
Tatapouri Bay is a laid-back, family orientated Gisborne holiday park offering the ideal surroundings for surfing, boating, fishing and diving. The park can easily be found while following one of New Zealand's best touring routes the Pacific Coast Highway.
There are fantastic surfing breaks over the hill at Makorori Beach and plenty of game fishing adventures to experience at Arial Reef, just four miles offshore.
There are fantastic surfing breaks over the hill at Makorori Beach and plenty of game fishing adventures to experience at Arial Reef, just four miles offshore.
Contact
Location
Address:
Tatapouri Tatapouri
Opening Times
Business Hours:
All year round
Months of Operation:
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
14km's to Gisborne
Proximity to Airport:
18km's to Gisborne Airport
Proximity to Bus:
14km's to the Intercity Bus Terminal (outside the Gisborne i-SITE Visitor Information Centre)
Parking:
Parking onsite for guests
Cancellation Policy:
Please see website for full Terms and Conditions and the Cancellation Policy
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