Beach House Nelson, New Zealand

Kina Beach House Introduction

Experience true water front location at Kina Beach House on Nelson's Kina Peninsula.

Our Nelson beach accommodation is in a private setting at end of the peninsula with attractive views of the mountains of the mainland across the water, yet only 10 minutes drive to shops and services.

An attractive golf course and day spa is situated on the peninsula only minutes from the property.

Our Beach House in Nelson

Kina Beach House in Nelson has two bedrooms, each with a queen-size bed and linen provided. Perfect for 1-2 couples, sleeps a maximum of 5 people.

One bathroom including a bath, with instant gas hot water. New and comfortable appointments with a modern kitchen in an open plan setting with tranquil water views.

Features of our Nelson beach accommodation include:

• Gas hob
• Dishwasher
• Reverse cycle air conditioning
• Sky TV and wireless Internet
• Large lawn and attractive garden setting with outdoor furniture
• Table tennis table
• Two kayaks available on request
• Open sea and beach fishing just metres from the property
• Safe swimming at property boundary
• Nearby boat launch and water skiing area
• Cleaning arranged

A minimum two night stay applies to our Nelson beach accommodation. Discounts available on five nights or more.

For further information about our Nelson beach accommodation, please contact us or visit the Kina Beach House in Nelson Web site.

Attractions Close to Kina Beach House in Nelson

Ruby Bay and Tasman – Pebble beach is 'alive' with sea-life at Ruby Bay, it features a picnic spot with sea views and a camping ground. Tasman has farmlands and tame eels. Drive to Kina peninsula for golf and coastal beachcombing.

Motueka – An unhurried rural township with quirky cafés, shops, art galleries, wharf and fishing port, horticulture and hops. Motueka is the last major shopping outpost before the Abel Tasman National Park.

Moutere – The alternative route between Nelson and Motueka is the inland highway, which cuts across the Waimea Plains and the Moutere Hills. Moutere features vine-clad hills, alfresco cafés, wineries, Chardonnay, Riesling, Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc, a historic church in Upper Moutere and picturesque farmlands.

Kaiteriteri – Popular resort area and family holiday spot with three golden sand, swimming beaches. Kaiteriteri offers boating, sailing, water skiing, kayaking, swimming, sunbathing, cafés, a health resort, camping grounds and playgrounds, plus water transport to the Abel Tasman National Park.

The Nelson Region

Situated in the north-west corner of the South Island, the Nelson region is surrounded by sheltering mountain ranges giving it a mediterranean-type climate.

Abel Tasman National Park
Nelson, New Zealand
Photographer: Ian Trafford
(www.iantraffordphotos.com)

The Nelson region is known for its year-round sunshine, golden beaches, national parks, boutique wineries, micro breweries and a large creative community of working artists. Add to this locally grown produce, freshly caught seafood, historical streetscapes and waterfront restaurants and you'll see that it offers a thoroughly pleasurable way of life.

The city of Nelson was named after Admiral Lord Nelson of Battle of Trafalgar fame. It's home to a community that combines a relaxed approach to life with a get-up-and-go attitude. This is where you can organise yourself an adventure, or begin an arty shopping spree.

From Nelson city it's easy to access any of three National Parks. Abel Tasman National Park is a coastal wonderland of sea, sky, rocky headlands and bright golden beaches.

The Nelson Lakes National Park is set amidst the mountains and glaciated valleys south of Nelson city and features beech forests and the beautiful jewel-like lakes, Rotoiti and Rotoroa. Kahurangi, New Zealand's second-largest national park, comprises 450,000 hectares of mostly upland wilderness, with magnificent three to four-day hiking trails.

Adventure operators make it easy to find the most magical places in the region. Kayak, river rafting, mountain bike, horse, 4WD (four-wheel drive) motorbike – you name it, you can do it!

For further information about our Nelson beach accommodation, please contact us or visit the Kina Beach House in Nelson Web site.