     | |
|
Finde Unterkünfte in:
| |
|
|
| |||
Marlborough Sounds Herberges "The most special place in the world" … An ancient place of peace and healing for the body and the spirit. To be discovered in a special corner of Aotearoa (New Zealand) on the shores of Nydia Bay, halfway along the Nydia track. Welcome to tranquility. The people who share our home come away with the knowledge that they are helping to protect the natural beauty of the Marlborough Sounds.... YHA Anakiwa Lodge is a 5 star hostel and offers a warm welcome to budget travellers in the Marlborough Sounds. A 25 min drive from Picton, the lodge is only 2 mins walk to the popular Queen Charlotte Track.
A great location to just relax or an ideal base for exploring the tranquil untouched environment in the sounds. Play some volley ball, take a kayak for a tour of the bays or enjoy the... (Queen Charlotte Sound)  "Furneaux Lodge, in Marlborough Sound, is only accessible by foot along the Queen Charlotte Track, or by boat (water taxi). The lodge itself is quite nice, with a good restaurant and full bar (a rarity in the sounds). However, backpackers are clearly second class citizens here, and are relegated to The Croft, a old stone building away from the main lodge. Upon entering, one is struck by the..."The beauty of this place starts with its name -- Mahana is a Maori word that means warmth, shelter, and hospitality. And that is exactly what you get here from the lovely owners John and Anne -- a warm welcome in a homey atmosphere.
The homestay is located in Endeavour Inlet, Marlborough Sounds, and is a superb place to stop while walking the famous Queen Charlotte Track. If you're not... (Kenepuru Sound) "This is without a doubt the best 'hostel' in the world. Words cannot describe the location, the quality, the cleanliness and the friendliness of Mike and Lynley who run and own the place. This place takes some getting to and if you don't have transport, it can be a bit of a grind but I guarantee it is worth every minute." … "Stunning - I did not want to leave. When we arrived we were...No description yet.
| ||
|