Coromandel Town Island View Experience

Experience what guests have described as 'stunning', 'jaw dropping' and 'simply one of a kind' views. Ideal for one or two couples (or a small family), Island Views holiday home provides a private, peaceful two-bedroom home with a sunny open-plan living area that flows onto split level decking. A freshly renovated bathroom with everything you need on hand. Enjoy the convenience of free WIFI, a cosy wood burner, ample parking for the boat and car, and close proximity to Wyuna Bay (10 minute walk) and Long Bay - two safe swimming beaches with access to boat ramps. Explore the old gold mining town of Coromandel (5 minute drive) and take part in any number of activities including: fishing tours, kayak adventures, bush hikes, mussel barge snapper safaris, sail charters, kayak fishing and the famous driving creek railway - an open train ride through ancient rain forest. The train stops at a spectacular view point where you can look across the peninsula. Visit fantastic award-winning restaurants (such as the Pepper Tree) and great cafes in the township. Umu is a perfect breakfast/brunch spot, and it is not uncommon to see people helicopter in to the famous Mussel Kitchen for lunch or dinner in summer. For adventurers looking to explore further, the location is a great base for checking out both the northern and eastern side of the peninsula. To the North, New Chum's Beach (15 km away) was voted one of the top 20 deserted beaches in the world by The Observer. Favorite tourist spots on the east coast include Hot Water Beach and Cathedral Cove Marine Reserve (featured in rapper Macklemore's music video). Or relax and unwind at a natural geothermal spa near Whitianga. For those wanting to shamelessly chill, we have a growing and eclectic library of DVD's, books, and board games. Kick back, relax and enjoy the view! Special conditions: Single night stay surcharge of $30.00 Small children must be supervised at all times outdoors, on both decks. No pets. No smoking inside. NOTE: Under Kiwi bach tradition you are expected to: Clean the house and do the dishes before you leave;