Northland Hotels
Northland Hotels
| Our Northland accommodation provides you a perfect base to explore sub-tropical Northland.
Much of Northland's extensive coastline remains unspoilt. It is indeed an aquatic playground for adventure activities and escapist relaxation. We have a hotel to suit every budget and holiday need. Whangarei and Opua are havens for international and local yachts and our accommodation partners will ensure you get that pampering you deserve. Tutukaka and Russell are game fishing hot spots; the beaches of Doubtless Bay are endlessly beautiful. History has always been made in Northland. The Hokianga Harbour was the first Polynesian landing place, Russell was New Zealand's first capital and the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in the Bay of Islands. Our Russell, Paihia and Opua accommodation makes a great base for appreciating all the great things that Northland has to offer. Its history is rich and interesting. It is believed that the first Polynesian voyagers arrived in Northland during the 11th century. Today Waitangi is the seat of Maori culture, which is very much alive in this region (32 percent of the population are Maori). European settlement began in the 1840s, further enriching the region's colourful past. Our Northland accommodation is perfect for enjoying these areas. Or use our Auckland accommodation as a base to explore the North Island. |
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Bushman’s Friend New Zealand nature walks: informative eco tours, bush walks and harbour tours of Whangaroa's beautiful native bush and natural harbour.
The Waitangi Treaty Grounds is New Zealand’s most significant historic site and considered to be a “must see” destination and attraction when visiting Northland.
The Waitangi Treaty Grounds is New Zealand’s most significant historic site and considered to be a “must see” destination and attraction when visiting Northland.
