Clearview Lodge Olve Harvest

Clearview Lodge Olive Harvest

Clearview Lodge Olive Harvest ……As well as grapes and assorted fruit trees we also have a grove of Olive Trees, and the culmination of the years season is harvest time around mid Winter

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Starlight Highway

Starlight Highway We are very lucky to not only have one of the most amazing natural views during day but also at night. Lakestone Lodge is located on the recently named “Starlight Highway” (formerly known as  State Highway 8 or Tekapo-Twizel Rd) the road has been given this moniker due to its location in the…

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Lakestone Lodge, Lake Pukaki

Lakestone Lodge has a wide range of facilities designed to enhance your stay. Set on two acres, the grounds surrounding the Lodge have been planted with native New Zealand trees and shrubs, with pathways throughout for guests to enjoy a quiet stroll either around the grounds or down to the lakefront.

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Miller House, Heritage Inns

Miller House

Located in a small rural village, Miller House is a listed historic building, just 45 minutes from Auckland Airport, and close to the mouth of the Waikato River. With over 5 ha. (12 acres) of grounds guests can enjoy walking in the gardens, or wandering through the 1.5 ha of mature native bush with its spring fed stream, native pigeons, pukekos, tuis and range of beautiful ancient trees.

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Miller House, Heritage Inns

Miller House – Auckland

Guests staying at Miller House are invited to retreat from their busy lives to relax in the luxury of the Kaipo suite at this elegant, historic farmhouse.

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Paterson Inlet, Stewart Island, New Zealand

Paterson Inlet, Stewart Island

Paterson Inlet is like a mini fjord. It penetrates Stewart Island providing water access down to some of the walking tracks that cross the island and a great many hunting blocks between the ocean and the inlet

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Walnut Garden of Tane Akaroa

Akaroa Walk

Waitangi Day celebrates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. Onuku Marae in Akaroa was the site of the first signing of the Treaty in the South Island. There is a monument at Stanley Place commemorating the arrival of Captain Stanley who claimed sovereignty for Britain in August 1840. We’d sailed past it, driven with friends to the end of the street in the pouring rain, but had never actually been to the monument.

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