Driving Creek Villas are our Coromandel villas alongside the meandering stream where gold was first discovered in New Zealand. Our spacious, purpose-built self-catering accommodation in Coromandel provides peace and privacy in a beautiful bush setting.
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If you are looking for quality Coromandel villas that are private, spacious, and in a beautiful bush setting, Driving Creek Villas is the place for you.
Enjoy an alfresco breakfast from our self-catering accommodation in Coromandel, with the sound of native birds and chill out under the stars in you own Japanese hot tub.
On the fringe of Coromandel Village, the popular Driving Creek Mountain Railway is a short stroll away, where you can browse some of New Zealand’s finest ceramic art and pottery or simply relax over a coffee at the local cafe.
Some of the Peninsula’s famously beautiful beaches are a short drive away from our self-catering accommodation in Coromandel, or travel further afield for spectacular surf and wildlife sanctuaries.
Situated next to the meandering stream where gold was first discovered in New Zealand over 150 years ago, our Coromandel villas have been purpose-built to keep with Coromandel’s historic past, and provide you with a unique accommodation experience.
Each villa includes:
Driving Creek Villas offer courtesy transfers to and from Coromandel Airport for all guests.
We also have free bikes for guest use to help you get around the area.
Our self-catering accommodation in Coromandel is located in a private bush setting five minutes drive from Coromandel town centre.
Coromandel offers many activities, with a vibrant art community, fine restaurants and cafes, pristine beaches, abundant fishing spots and breathtaking native bush walks.
The villas are handy to fine restaurants and shops, just five minutes walk from the cafe or Driving Creek Railways, and short a drive from the beach.
Our self-catering accommodation in Coromandel is the ideal romantic getaway retreat, and makes for a great stopover between Auckland and the ski fields of the North Island central plateau.
We are a two-and-a-half hour drive from Auckland City, New Zealand's largest city.
For further information about out self-catering accommodation in Coromandel, please contact us or visit our Coromandel villas Web site.
The jagged, volcanic hills of the Coromandel Peninsula still retain much of their original rainforest, including giant kauri trees.
Although there are great hiking trails in the forested hills, probably the greatest attraction is its spectacular coastline of sandy beaches, coves and harbours that provide boundless opportunities for fishing, boating and swimming.
There’s even a beach with warm water bubbling up through the sand that allows bathers to scoop out their own spas.
The Coromandel’s history is reflected in charming colonial architecture and historic buildings found in the small towns around the region, which had their heyday in the mid-1800s following the discovery of gold.
For further information about out self-catering accommodation in Coromandel, please contact us or visit our Coromandel villas Web site.
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