Alojamientos vacacionales en Rangihaeata

Bach with private waterfront access + 2 Kayak use

Modern architectural kiwi bach nestled on the edge of a tidal lagoon between Ligar Bay and Tata Beach. The Bach is a compact 55sqm with a large sheltered and covered deck with all day sun. A master bedroom links on to a compact lounge & ensuite bathroom, dining & kitchen area from either side all with full views of the water & lagoon. There is a seperate sleeping pod with a Queen size bed 2 metres from main dwelling for an extra 2 guests. Amazing second Hot outdoor shower under the trees.

Bay Cottage - Rototai

Relax at this tranquil getaway, No TV, just a symphony of birds, sea glimpses at this lush orchard 5 min from Takaka. Studio-style cottage, a beautiful, romantic escape with separate bathroom, kitchen with 2 hotplates, microwave, bench top airfryer/oven & BBQ. Studio has 2 sunny decks. Drive 10 mins to Pohara Beach or 15 mins to Mussel Inn, Wharariki Beach + Abel Tasman only a short trip away. The property is part of a working orchard, more accomm , vehicles + people can be working onsite.

Abel Tasman,Golden Bay,Tata Beach, Estuary views,

We are situated about a 10 min drive to beginning of northern end of Abel Tasman Nat Park. Continental Breakfast which includes cereals, fresh fruit,bread,milk and spreads. We have two rooms available, both of which you will have to yourselves on booking. 1 bedroom with 2 single beds and the other in the main area has a King size bed. Also separate laundry/toilet/shower area. Private entry and completely private to our upstairs dwelling. We are also a very quiet household so keep that in mind

Beachfront Bliss - absolute beachfront stunner

Stunning beachfront home, right on the beautiful beach of Parapara, Golden Bay. The beach is literally a few steps from your door. Let the sound of the waves lull you to sleep and wake up to a beautiful sunrise over the ocean. Enjoy your warm sanctuary to hibernate and rejuvenate with unlimited wifi, smart TV and cellphone coverage, or have an action filled day on the beach, in the ocean or exploring the local native bush walks. Truly blissful - you won't want to leave your little haven!

Bed and Bedford (1952).

Overlook an orchard and beyond to the Onekaka estuary and across Golden Bay to Farewell Spit! Situated half way between Takaka and Collingwood. Enjoy the convenience of: 1 minute drive to the Mussel Inn. 3 minute drive to the beach. Come and enjoy this cosy cabin. 'Albert' the Bedford Truck spent his early days working on a potatoe farm in Timaru, middle life in Bainham on Earnest Pomeroy's dairy farm as a hay truck and moved to Weka workshop in Kaituna in 2002 and most recently Onekaka.

ParaPara River Retreat, tranquil, private, cosy

This well crafted stone cottage is close to beautiful Golden Bay bush walks, old historic gold workings, lonely beaches, the Mussel Inn, swimming holes and much more. A striking building nestled in a tranquil and private setting, makes for a relaxing stay that would suit couples and solo adventurers alike. Literally on Kahurangi National Park's doorstep! The host's partner has developed an extensive network of tracks , some easy walks and some more challenging, with great views of the bay.

Beachfront Bach at Patons Rock *StarlinkWiFi*

Absolute beachfront, comfortably sleeping 8. Free Wi-Fi and 2 Kayaks free for guest use Enjoy our lovely seaside bach, a warm microclimate situated in the beautiful Golden bay. Relax on the deck and enjoy a summer BBQ with friends and family, light the fire and snuggle up in winter. Our house is so close to the sea listen to the waves from your bedroom! Beautiful beach safe for swimming, dolphins, kayaking, walking & fishing! An idyllic place to rest, relax & unwind.

Selah Retreat: Peaceful with a stunning view!

‘Selah’ means ‘A Time to Pause and Think’. An apt name for this beautiful home in a quiet yet stunning location. Located in Nelson's premier beach side suburb, with exceptional views over Tahunanui Beach & Tasman Bay, this home offers peace & privacy, all with a tremendous wow factor! Walk to the beach, local eateries & craft brew pubs, or simply recline in the spa and enjoy the view. Tasman Bays outdoor playground and National Parks are at your fingertips!

Peak View Retreat | Hot Tub, Sauna & Views

Escape the noise and retreat to your own private mountaintop sanctuary. Perched above Delaware Bay and surrounded by native forest, Peak View Retreat is made for slow mornings, crackling fires, and deep exhale moments. Enjoy evenings star gazing from the woodfired hot tub and days exploring the beautiful Nelson and Marlborough regions. Whether you’re in need of a romantic escape, digital detox or space to reset, this is the perfect spot for a getaway.

Golden Bay View Cottage

Peaceful, if you want a quiet nights sleep in a self contained cottage, this is it! Romantic. Panoramic sea views in a rural garden setting & only 5 minutes from Takaka's restaurants. Under floor bathroom heating, heat pump & air con. Wonderful birdlife and awesome starlight. Kitchen with dishwasher, air fryer and gas cooktop. Carport, private outdoor seating, loads of books and games. Smart TV. Excellent wifi, good enough for working.

Karaka chalet- bird and stream song in Golden Bay

Feel welcome to your own private retreat. Be enchanted by the gentle trickle of the flowing stream and the sound of birdsong. Watch native birds from your bedroom window or deck visiting the native trees. Enjoy an outdoor fire under the starlight. Amazing high pressure shower with views of the trees and river. BBQ on the private streamside deck You'll love being in a natural haven and yet only 3 mins drive to Takaka.

The shed with a view

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway, enjoy the views and watch the stars at night from the wood fired cedar hot tub. Cosy comfortable accommodation 10 minutes from the shops, cafes and wine bar at Mapua village and wharf Closer still is Gravity winery a mere 3 km away and Upper Moutere where there is the historic tavern, wineries and arts and crafts Close to Tasman taste trail and the Abel Tasman