$100 - $190 per night for up to 4 people depending on season and length of stay.
Description
Patangatanga (Maori for Starfish) is a fully renovated original 1920's Waiheke bach located in Surfdale Village. There is a double bedroom, a twin room and a small bunk room. There is a sofa-bed in the lounge. The kitchen is fully equipped. The lounge has a TV, DVD, portable stereo, games, books, and local information folder. A cot and highchair are available on request. A BBQ is kept in the garage. It lies on the bus route connecting it frequently to the Fuller's Ferry and all main locations on the Island. The bach is a cosy retreat, a stroll from Hook's Beach along a bridle path at end of the garden. The beach is excellent for swimming, snorkelling, sun bathing, sailing, and wind surfing. Cafes, dairy, Malone's Irish Music Bar, The Waihitian, and other shops and venues are just around the corner. It has easy access, double garage, large deck,a large grassy garden for kids, and off road parking. Further info and photos on www.waihekebaches.co.nz We also have a Palm Beach Cottage for sale. See trademe ad 'My Kids Call It The Tree House'.
Details
Sleeps:
6 (8 max)
Bathrooms:
1
Bed Linen:
Supplied; linen not supplied for sofa-bed
Smoking:
Outdoors only
Pets:
Yes
; Pets by arrangement only
Minimum Stay:
2 nights
Available:
All Year
Availability
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Booked
Bedrooms
Bedroom
2 × Bunk
Bedroom
2 × Single
Lounge
Sofabed
sofa bed linen not available
Bedroom
Double
Guestbook
“We had a great time thanks. The bach was in a handy location, about halfway between Oneroa and the supermarket. The kids loved the swing in the tree and we all enjoyed the local beach. “
Booked
“We had a great time thanks. The bach was in a handy location, about halfway between Oneroa and the supermarket. The kids loved the swing in the tree and we all enjoyed the local beach. “