Found 4 properties in Kaikoura District
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Cushchine Farm Cottage
Featured Lovely Kaikoura
#7829 - Kaikoura Township - Farmstay
- FREE entry to Kaikoura Farm Park (worth $10pp, per day)
- EXCLUSIVE access - morning animal feeding
- FREE range of breakfast items (to help late arriving guests)
Attractive and comfortable traditional Farm Cottage - 2 bedrooms - sleeps up to 6 + baby. Only 5 mins from Kaikoura town centre and 4km to Whale Watch, i-site, New World supermarket, etc. FREE breakfast items (see below). INSIDE = Large lounge, two leather sofas,... [More]
- 6people (max)
- 2bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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Great base to explore Kaikoura or relax and recharge
Featured South bay, Kaikoura
#18322 - South Bay - Bach or holiday home
- Tranquil - watch the walkers and boatees go by from the front verandah, or entertain on the sunny back deck
- Completely fenced, sunny and warm, old style comfortable, check out the formica table
- Stroll down the reserve path adjacent to the harbour to see the penguins nesting or check out the whale watching boats and fishing boats going out, potter round the rock pools,
Wakatu (wait a while) Cottage - in the heart of South Bay, a comfortable house reminding you of your granny's. Spacious tranquil - watch the walkers and boatees go by from the front verandah, entertain on the sunny deck out back. This is a great... [More]
- 6people (max)
- 3bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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Family beach house
Avoca St, Kaikoura
#19344 - Kaikoura Township - Bach or holiday home
This spacious batch is perfect for relaxing beach holidays and experiencing the activities Kaikoura has to offer. A few minutes away from award winning restaurants and Kaikoura's beautiful beaches. This sunny batch is fifteen minutes scenic ocean walk to the popular seal colony and peninsula... [More]
- 6people (max)
- 3bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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Sea & Mountain Views over looking Kaikoura
Kaikoura Penisula
#8272 - Kaikoura District - Bach or holiday home
Located on the Kaikoura Peninsula with sea and mountain views just 500 metres from State Highway One. Barnacle Bills offers 2 styles of accommodation. A comfortable, modern cottage sleeping up to 6 people and a family/group lodge sleeping up to 8 people. Both are fully... [More]
- 13people (max)
- 3bedroom
- 2bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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