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 Facts - The Coromandel Peninsula, with a population of 27.000, is one of New Zealand’s most popular holiday destinations. Just an hour and a half drive from Auckland. the region stretches from the southern towns of Te Aroha and Katikati, through Thames and down the eastern side of the peninsula to Waihi. . Coromandel is one of the last few unspoiled destinations, offering a relaxed lifestyle with its white, sandy beaches on the eastern side and on the western side the steep hills and the beautiful, native pohutukawa trees which flower in December. The eastern and western sides of the peninsula are divided by native rainforest with volcanic hills. The coasts of the Coromandel are waiting to be explored, whether it’s by glass bottom boat, diving, snorkeling or just swimming in the crystal clear waters. There are plenty of walks, whether you take a guided tour or find your own way. The Coromandel was the first recorded location of gold being discovered and there are plenty of mining relics to be seen, and even gold to be panned in its 100 year old gold processing museum. Thames -known as the gateway to the Coromandel. Visit historic Grahamstown in the north of Thames with its colourful and entertaining market every Saturday or the Butterfly and Orchid House which has butterflies from all over the world. Waihi Located at the base of the peninsula and on the Pacific Coast Highway, Waihi is situated between Coromandel and the Bay of Plenty. Waihi boasts one of the safest surf beaches in New Zealand with its nine kilometres of beautiful, white sand, surf and sea fishing. Whitianga On the east coast of the Coromandel is Whitianga, the main town of Mercury Bay. Named by Captain Cook, the bay boasts the famous Hot Water Beach where you can build your own hot pool. There are several walks around this area which are suitable for children. Paerora Famous for being the home of L&P (Lemon and Paeroa drink) this country town is situated on the edge of the Waihou River with the Ohinemuri River running through its centre. The L&P café is a great place to stop for a bite to eat and to buy some L&P souvenirs. The Bullswool Farm Park in Paerora has animals for the children to meet and pet and, if you are in Paerora in February, check out the Coromandel’s answer to The Edinburgh Tattoo at their Highland Games and Tattoo at the Paerora Domain. Te Aroha a rural town in the Thames Valley region of New Zealand. It is 53km northeast of Hamilton and 50 km south of Thames. The name 'Te Aroha' comes from the Māori word Aroha, where legend has it that Rāhiri climbed the mountain and saw his homeland in the distance and felt a sense of love (aroha) for it. The Waihou River runs through Te Aroha. Close by to the east is the base of the Kaimai Ranges, and the town is overlooked by the 952 metre Mount Te Aroha. In the late 19th century, Te Aroha was famed as a spa town. Thermal and mineral springs are both found close to the centre of the town, as is the world's only hot soda water geyser (Mokena) COROMANDEL FAMILY ACCOMMODATION We've researched dozens of accommodation options for your family travel to New Zealand. Whether you're heading for a hotel, campground, holiday park, motel, holiday home, self catering apartments or kiwi farmstay, we list options that welcome famiiles. Check out our great 'family stuff' pages for heaps of extras offered by the accommodation on these pages. NOTE Where nightly rates have been specified, these are minimum prices based on accommodation for 2 adults plus one extra. Prices do vary, depending on the time of year, length of stay and seasonal offers. This is a guide only. All establishments recommend booking ahead. We advise you to personally contact establishments for up to date information to suit the accommodation needs of your family. Coromandel Apartments Coromandel Motels Coromandel Hotels Coromandel Holiday Parks and Campgrounds Coromandel Holiday Homes Coromandel Farmstays Coromandel Bed and Breakfasts |
Featured Listing
Te Aroha Holiday Park and Cottages
- Location:
- 217 Stanley Road,Te Aroha, Thames Valley
- Phone:
- +64 7 884 9567
- Fax:
- +64 7 884 9567
- Nightly Rates From:
$18.00- Email:
- marta@xtra.co.nz
Te Aroha is a pretty rural town that makes a great base for exploring the Waikato area, Coromandel and Tauranga, all within an hour's drive! The Holiday Park was established from a 100 year old homestead with stately oak trees providing plenty of shade. Accommodation includes powered camp sites, comfy wooden cabins and fully serviced family cottages sleeping up to six people. All cabins and cottages have a television and some cooking facilities. We have 2 hot pools, one with Hydro jets ideal to massage any sore joints from the long drive and a pure mineral water hot tub, set in the rocks, with seating for 6 and open all season. You might just be blown away by the umbrella of stars and our stunning sunsets on a cold winter's night sitting in the hot mineral water. The children's play area incorporates tree swings and a trampoline. For rainy days, there is a family room which has toys and books. Older kids can pick up our free of charge wireless signal from most places to keep them entertained.... more
