Gisborne : locations de vacances en bord de mer

Escape to the Cape

Come to Tokomaru Bay on NZ's idylic East Coast and enjoy a true beach getaway. Escape to the Cape is an amazing three bedroom home set in an absolute waterfront location. Watch the sunrise over the ocean from the master bedroom and enjoy the expansive views and huge indoor outdoor living area. It has fantastic ocean views from all angles and is just metres from the golden sands of Tokomaru Bay. Swimming, Surfing, Kayaking, Fishing and Diving all at your doorstep. NZ's East Coast simply magic.

Beachfront Bach Wainui Gisborne

Beach front bach on Wainui Beach. Fantastic views whatever the weather, stunning surf beach, the bach overlooks it all. Wow factor sun rises, keep the curtains open and have a treat! The cottage has a queen bed in an annex in the main area so you can wake up to the view, or watch the waves at night under the moon. There are bunks in the bedroom, a heat pump for toastie winters, this place is a rustic humble piece of kiwiana beachlife, a total rejuvination space and a surfers heaven.

Picturesque Beach Getaway: Garden ~ View ~ Parking

Nestled behind the sand dunes and with direct access onto Hukuwai Beach and Motu Dunes Trail - Hukuwai Beach Cottage is the perfect location for couples wanting to unwind with quiet beach walks and/or biking. Our modern luxury cottage is fully equipped with quality linen, furniture, and fittings. After a beach swim/walk, bike ride or surf you can cool off under the outside shower and relax in the courtyard/garden with a cold drink. Located on SH35 only 2 minutes' drive from Opotiki.

Whispering Sands Apartment 8

Beachfront, centrally located, a fifteen minute walk on the boardwalk to CBD. 1-13 minute walk/drive to 10 of the best surf breaks on the East Coast. Beautiful, fully equipped apartments that sleep between 1-6 guests. First floor apartments have sea views and balconies. Ground floor apartments have views and patios from which to sit and enjoy them. From our location it is a brief walk to bars and restrauants located around the habour and along the beachfront.

Eco Lodge - Amazing Coastal Views

Tidal Waters Loglodge provides unique accommodation for up to 24 people in a private, tranquil environment. 35 minutes north of Gisborne, 11kms south of Tolaga Bay at Waihau Beach. The uniqueness of Tidal Waters Loglodge is enhanced by its eco care policies, including being powered by solar and wind turbine energy, supported by a generator. There is plenty of space, both indoor and outdoors to enjoy your own private moments

Beachfront Beauty!

Come and enjoy our spacious beachfront home just a stones throw from Makorori Beach. This perfect destination offers stunning views, a massive roof top deck and modern amenities. Enjoy roof top BBQs, surfing and beach strolls or relax by the fireplace and soak in the spa bath in the colder months. Makorori is a semi-rural kiwi beach community just a few minutes drive to Wainui Beach or 15 minutes to Gisborne Town.

Tokomaru Beach

Our place is newly built, behind a historic building, only metres from the beautiful Tokomaru Bay Beach. The facilities are all modern, with heat pump/air conditioning, acomodating 4 people with style, comfort and ease. One queen bed is in the lounge as a pull down/retractable and the second in a separate bedroom. Shower and toilet is an ensuite shared by all guests but accessed through the bedroom.

Beachfront House on Wainui Beach

We have found the perfect holiday home. Ideal for families sharing holidays or a larger group of friends. With four roomy bedrooms, two bathrooms and generous living areas looking onto the beach your holiday could not get any better! And the kitchen… lots of space and seating areas for those fun summer evenings. This property will fill up fast so book now to avoid disappointment.

Relax in a Self-Contained Podlife

Compact and cosy, our Podlifes are self-contained and are perfectly suited for one or two people to enjoy an East Coast experience. Wake up to sea views with a cup of tea on the deck and watch the world’s first rays of light kiss the earth.