Located in Kaitaia in the Northland region, Breathe Inn by Tiny Away features a patio and mountain views.
Diane & Colin
Australia
A cute little tiny home, very private and very compact. OK for an overnight stay but would be very confining for longer as no storage room for anything.
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Taryn Renee
New Zealand
Staff were amazing ! On-site restaurant was lush & the location was stunning.
Set on half an acre of lovely tropical gardens, and situated on the Awanui River, Waters Edge B&B Kaitaia features free Wi-Fi. All accommodation offers a patio and flat-screen TV.
Sheila
New Zealand
Absolutely fantastic host and an exceptional breakfast. Our room had everything in it that we required. We will definitely be back and will be recommending this bnb to others
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Laura-Lee
New Zealand
Everything was amazing.
Janice is a beautiful host and made us feel right at home.
Would definitely recommend her room.
Awesome Januce thank you for your hospitality.
Would definitely recommend 👌
Definitely be back again
Excellent experience 💞💙💜💞
Victoria Valley was very central for exploring Northland.
Victoria Valley was very central for exploring Northland. We travelled in all direction from where we were staying and enjoyed coming back to Victoria Valley at the end of the day. The quality of all the roads was impressive and certainly much better than we experience in Auckland! Several of the walking tracks were closed due to the winter season and Kauri Dieback.
Kaitaia is the closest for food supplies (20mins).
The tourist information centre in Kaitaia is amazing. the building itself is impressive, the history, museum, library and cafe. The staff in the centre were incredibly helpful and informative. It is worth heading here first to help plan the rest of your stay.
Kerikeri Sunday markets were fabulous especially the Packhouse (1hour) and from there you can do a wonderful road trip around the northeast coast back to Victoria Valley.
Kaikohe was fabulous for hiring cycles and sampling the Twin Coast Cycle Trail (40mins)
The Karikari peninsular is well worth a trip and again did not take long to get to.
Good healthy restaurants were few and far between so unless you want deep fried most things stay somewhere with a kitchen and self cater. Gecko cafe in Kaitaia was good for a lunch and snack.
beverley
New Zealand
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