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A touch of paradise just 30 minutes north of Auckland. Enjoy a unique holiday experience from your own self-contained beach front luxury cabana style villa. The Palms is situated at Tindalls Bay, one of the many beaches on the incredible Whangaparaoa Peninsula, popular for water sports and fishing. The villa provides spacious exclusive use accommodation for up to five adults...(more)
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A touch of paradise just 30 minutes north of Auckland. Enjoy a unique holiday experience from your own self-contained beach front luxury cabana style villa. The Palms is situated at Tindalls Bay, one of the many beaches on the incredible Whangaparaoa Peninsula, popular for water sports and fishing. The villa provides spacious exclusive use accommodation for up to five adults...(more)
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New Zealand and the Pacific Islands enjoy miles of beautiful coastline, which make beach holidays or waterside vacations extremely popular with visitors and locals alike. No matter which season you experience, staying for a couple of days (weeks or months) at a beach, seaside, coastal accommodation or countryside retreat is highly recommended.
Accommodation on the coastline can be as varied as the environment, but popular (and great value) self-catering choices include baches, beachhouses and bungalows.
Get away to a bach in Hibiscus Coast for a holiday or break from everyday life. Traditional baches (or cribs as they are sometimes called) are often simple shacks, sheds, disused railway carriages or outhouses cobbled together that have grown, organically changing with the needs of the family or the bach users.
Originally, baches accommodated the family, as well as furniture cast-offs, bunks rather than beds, stoves rather than kitchen ranges and often were located in the 'wop-wops' (remote countryside or by the beach). Nowadays, bach holidays vary enormously—from rural roots to luxury, cliff top accommodation. Beach houses and bungalows tend to be less rustic than baches, so take your pick from a taste of local life or what is typically a more comfortable accommodation choice.
Whether you want to dig out your board shorts and jandals (flip-flops or sandals), fishing rod and bait, surfboards and togs (swimming costumes) or simply get away from it all and relax, a holiday at a beach house, bach or bungalow in Hibiscus Coast is an excellent, self-catering choice. Find and book your bungalow, bach or beach house in Hibiscus Coast today...(search bach, beach house and bungalow accommodation directory)
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