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Ohawini Bay Holiday Homes - Homestead - Oakura Bay
$120-$330
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Ohawini Bay Holiday Homes - Homestead

Ohawini Bay, Whangaruru South, Whangaruru.

#1720 - Oakura Bay - Bach or holiday home

Located 49 km northeast of Whangarei city. This historic 2500 sq ft villa is situated on a 28 hectare coastal farm and is absolute water front.Surrounded by native Pohutukaws this safe, shelted, white sand harbour beach is at your doorstep. Choose a seaside walk or... [More]

  • 12people (max)
  • 4bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • tickpets
An_Ohawini_bach - Oakura Bay
$50-$100
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An_Ohawini_bach

Oakura Bay NE 40 min from Whangarei

#1472 - Oakura Bay - Bach or holiday home

Kiwi bach,rough it and relax. Set with other baches in big paddock that is close to beach; we are 80 metres back from high tide. Drive along beach for access, which is tide dependent. Big lawn for tents. Local area has boating fishing swimming skiing... [More]

  • 4people (max)
  • 1bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • tickpets

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