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The Tree House - Te Kaha
$85-$120+
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The Tree House

Whanarua Bay

#1914 - Te Kaha - Bach or holiday home

Whanarua Bay Cottages are located on the Eastern Bay of Plenty side of the East Cape. We are about an hour's drive from Opotiki along StateHighway 35, which is part of the spectacular Pacific Coast Highway. The tree house as the name suggests is nestled... [More]

  • 5people (max)
  • 2bedroom
  • 1bathroom
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Casey's Bach - Opotiki District
$85-$100+
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Casey's Bach

Waihau Bay, Opotoki

#1892 - Opotiki District - Bach or holiday home

With subtropical temperatures, this property is a lovely setting with the ocean just 10 metres from the gate. A beautiful relaxing spot where you can listen to the sea lapping the rocks and shore - and a breath of fresh air. The bach is located... [More]

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  • 5people (max)
  • 1bedroom
  • 1bathroom
  • tickkids
  • tickpets

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