Found 5 properties in Waitomo District
Available over Sun 27-May-2012 (arrival) to Tue 29-May-2012 (departure)
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Mokino Sundowner Heaven
Mokau / Awakino, North Taranaki, South Waitomo
#2708 - Mokau - Bach or holiday home
Absolutely fabulous South and West views over Mokau Beach all the way past White Cliffs to Mt Taranaki. Stroll on spacious, wild and exhilarating beaches with bleached driftwood and big surf. Warm & very cozy whatever the season and love the Sundowners ! You really... [More]
- 12people (max)
- 4bedroom
- 2bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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Tui-Haven at Mokau
Mokau / Awakino, Waitomo, South Waikato, North Taranaki
#4698 - Mokau - Bach or holiday home
Our cosy bach is in the centre of Mokau village, between the Main Road and the ocean; sea, surf, river, cafes and swimming pool all a short stroll. Enjoy the peace and quiet of this secluded beach resort. Mokau is a great place to leave... [More]
- 10people (max)
- 4bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- crosspets
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Awakino River Lodge - Coastal Romance - Historic
Awakino, South Waikato, Taranaki
No expense has been spared to create this romantic retreat on the West Coast, the Awakino River Lodge. Built in 1884 as a general store, this iconic building is now a newly renovated exclusive French provincial style lodge providing luxury accommodation in coastal Taranaki /... [More]
- 10people (max)
- 4bedroom
- 2bathroom
- tickkids
- tickpets
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Peaceful Farmstay Cottage
Featured Te Kuiti
#13516 - Waitomo District - Farmstay
- Expansive Farmland Scenery
- Peace & Tranquillity
- Centrally located to a raft of world renowned tourist attractions
Situated in the heart of the King Country, ‘Aratoro Cottage’ offers a peaceful, private retreat surrounded by picturesque rural landscape. A recently redecorated farmhand cottage located on a 1,100 acre working drystock farm (sheep & beef), home also to ‘Aratoro Sporthorse & Appaloosa Stud’. Wanting... [More]
- 7people (max)
- 3bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- crosspets
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Marokopa
#10673 - Waitomo District - Bach or holiday home
The batch over looks the Marokopa Village and river. A 8 minute walk to beach and village store. Marokopa is 40 minutes drive from the Famous Waitomo Caves and 20 minutes from the spectacular Marokopa Falls. Marokopa offers fishing, kayaking, surfing, whitebaiting and fantastic fossills.... [More]
- 7people (max)
- 2bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- crosspets
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