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Coromandel: a sting in the tail
If you were to assume that Te Ika a Māui – the Great Fish of Māui – was a species...
Aerial views over Tairua Harbour. © Shutterstock
The Lost Spring Visit website
For a unique and relaxing experience, visit New Zealand's luxury Thermal Springs & Day Spa located on the beautiful Coromandel Peninsula. . . . More . . .
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The Waterworks: wet and wonderful
A whole lot of Kiwi ‘number 8 wire’ thinking has gone into creating The Waterworks in Coromandel. Read the story . . .
Tidewater Motel & Tourist Park Visit website
6 individual ground-floor motel units (2 sleep 6, 2 sleep 5, 2 sleep 2). Twin/double and dormitory rooms, tent & power sites. . . . More . . .
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Fish n' chips and L&P on the beach
From Ahipara to Ahuriri; Mangonui to the Mount; Paihia to Piha – New Zealand is spoilt for spots to enjoy fish and chips by the sea. Read the story . . .
Crowsnest Visit website
Welcome to Crow's Nest Apartments, Luxury Accommodation in Whitianga. Quietly situated 50 metres from Whitianga’s beautiful Buffalo Beach, with restaurants less than a minutes walk . . . More . . .
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Get outside: 14 must-do short walks
New Zealand is blessed with so many beautiful and varied landscapes. Often the best way to discover them is on foot. Read the story . . .
Mercury Bay Holiday Park Visit website
**Winners of the 2014 AA Spirit of Hospitality Award** We invite you to our quality assured property in the heart of Whitianga township. . . . More . . .
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Five great days out with kids in Coromandel
Goldmining history and small gauge railways, DIY spas, skateparks, cycle trails, petting zoos and friendly free-roaming pigs – there are so many options for family fun on the Coromandel. Read the story . . .
Te Kouma Harbour Cottages Visit website
A cottage by the sea. A place to relax. NO NOISE. NO STRESS. NO WORRIES. Spectacular views of Te Kouma Harbour. . . . More . . .
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Indulge: food and drink in Coromandel
The Coromandel is famous for its seafood, but there are lots of great options for eating out here, from casual cafés to relaxed vineyard dining. Read the story . . .
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Waihi Motel Visit website
A friendly welcome awaits your arrival to 8 spacious 1-bedroom self-contained units with full kitchen facilities and 4 new studio units, two with wheelchair access. . . . More . . .
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Loved by the locals: Coromandel
Do what the locals do in Coromandel. Read the story . . .
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$130
Blue Marlin Apartments Visit website
Blue Marlin Apartments are situated at No 4 and No 13 Buffalo Beach Road. We have various types of accommodation from Studio units to large . . . More . . .
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Divers' delight: the offshore islands of the Coromandel
Off the coast of the Coromandel Peninsula archipelagos of small, mostly uninhabited islands provide the kind of underwater landscapes that divers’ dreams are made of. Read the story . . .
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$95
Albert Number 6 Visit website
Attractive, comfortable motel with great hospitality, situated on the main street of Whitianga and within a minute's walk of the beautiful Buffalo Beach. . . . More . . .
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The Pinnacles: the name says it all
It’s hard to argue that the discovery of gold was a good thing for the Coromandel Peninsula but one positive is the tramping tracks it left behind... Read the story . . .
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