Northland is particularly rich in Māori tradition, having welcomed the canoes of the first explorer Kupe around 800 years ago. Today, around a quarter of Whangarei’s population identify themselves as Māori.

The warm climate and safe harbours also drew the first European settlers, and Paihia, an hour north of Whangarei, was New Zealand’s first seat of government. New Zealand’s founding document, Te Tiriti (The Treaty of Waitangi) was signed just outside Paihia in 1840.

We intend to provide a unique experience with our special selection of properties covering the following themes. Our kiwi rating Is based on experience and not on price .

N/Nature                         E/Eco               B/Beach             W/Wine area                      N/Nature

C/Culture                        FF/Family friendly                     T/Town centre                 R/Restaurant on site

 Small, friendly hotels & guest houses with a pleasantly informal ambience

Superior properties with character and atmosphere and a wide range of facilities 

Deluxe ultra- luxury accommodation & pampering service

2 Kiwi

Northland

Doubtless Bay Villas

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3 Kiwi

Northland

Waipoua Lodge

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