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Hicks Bay Motel Lodge & Restaurant

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5198 Te Araroa Rd, PO Box 22011, New Zealand, 4054 - View the map

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...where the morning sun first meets the horizon...1960s Kiwiana - defining what it is to be Kiwi. Set on a 14 acre bluff, 250 meters above sea level, in historic and botanical protected - unspoilt -- countryside. Where peace and tranquility abound. Overlooking the beautiful Hicks Bay Waterways. Outdoor swimming pool, bush walks, restaurant - breakfast and dinner 60 person seating capacity. Bottle store, small shop, internet, pay phone, guest laundry, playground, pool table and beach access track. Traverse the Pacific Coast Highway to Hicks Bay where land and sea intermingle along a Pacific paradise. Testimonials, faq, more...see website.

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