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Apartments Mount Maunganui, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand

The Beaumont Introduction

Relax in luxury at The Beaumont apartments in Mount Maunganui, in the heart of New Zealand's favourite beach resort!

Enjoy fabulous sea views from our modern, very comfortable, self-serviced apartments near Tauranga in New Zealand.

Simply step out, and soak up the famous Mount atmosphere. A beautiful ocean beach, a serene harbour, an exciting choice of restaurants, hot saltwater pools—they're all right on your doorstep!

There's a lovely, scenic stroll around the landmark Mauao, and a breathtaking panorama from the summit.

Eight kilometres to the airport, 10 kilometres to Tauranga city centre. Sightseeing and fishing charters arranged.

Accommodation at our Apartments Mount Maunganui

Our tastefully presented accommodation apartments near Tauranga includes the following features:

• Pool and gymnasium
• Luxury one and two-bedroom apartments
• Private balconies
• Fully equipped kitchen and laundry
• Secure parking
• Sky TV
• Linen supplied
• Shower and bath
• Basement parking
• PABX phone
• 24-hour AV security intercom

Competitive rates and exclusive specials are available, all without compromising quality. Corporate and weekly rates are also available. See you here!

Please contact us for more information about our accommodation apartments in Mount Maunganui.

Attractions of the Area

Mount Maunganui (The Mount) is your El Dorado if the beach is your passion. The pristine sands have long been a Mecca for holiday-makers.

As a main centre for summertime activities, The Mount hosts everything from surf lifesaving events to beach volleyball, parasailing, sandcastle building and surfing contests. Surf lifesaving guards assist safe swimming in the beautiful Pacific Ocean.

The gently undulating track around the base winds from the ocean to the harbour. Tracks also lead to the summit for some of the best ocean and city views anywhere.

At Tauranga and Mount Maunganui you'll find a brilliant combination of beach adventure and indulgent relaxation:

• Catch a fishing charter to the marlin waters of Mayor Island (Tuhua)
• Have a dolphin encounter, watching or swimming
• Sample award winning wines at local wineries
• Try skydiving or parasailing, or zoom down a dirt track luge
• Walk around the base of Mount Maunganui or hike the 1.5 kilometres to its volcanic cone summit
• Relax at the Mount Maunganui Hot Salt Water Pools

About the Bay of Plenty

Split into two main islands, New Zealand is a country of diverse geographical features, from lush rainforests to vast alpine chains, steaming volcanoes, and sweeping coastlines.

The North Island is a land of geothermal activity, golden beaches and sub-tropical rainforests, and its climate makes for a year-round destination. Geysers, mud pools, and live volcanoes are found throughout the region. At the heart of the North Island is Lake Taupo, the result of volcanic eruptions over two thousand years ago.

The Bay of Plenty lies east of the Kaimai–Mamaku Ranges and south of the Coromandel peninsula in the North Island. It's a place of beautiful harbours, long white surf beaches and an easy going lifestyle.

Main Centres in Bay of Plenty:

• Tauranga—the major centre of the area
• Mount Maunganui—a popular holiday spot renowned for its surf and swimming beaches
• Te Puke—The Kiwifruit Capital of New Zealand
• Katikati—New Zealand's Mural Town
• Whakatane—the main town of Eastern Bay of Plenty and base for boat trips to White Island, an active offshore volcano

Located at the entrance to a beautiful natural harbour is Tauranga, a city with a nautical theme. Two large marinas hold over a thousand yachts and launches, and there are numerous charter boat operators ready to take you out to the marlin waters offshore.

Across the harbour from Tauranga is Mount Maunganui, a volcanic cone on the end of a huge sand spit. The deep blue of the Pacific Ocean stretches as far as the eye can see, the vista interrupted only by surfers, wind surfers, small islands and boats carrying keen anglers in search of the stuff fishing legends are made of.

On the journey east you'll encounter Te Puke, known as the kiwi fruit capital of New Zealand. Then it's on to the town of Whakatane and White Island, one of the most accessible active volcanoes in the world. Steam billows from its main crater and spurts of ash keep things interesting for visitors.

Please contact us for more information about our accommodation apartments in Mount Maunganui.

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