Holiday houses in Wairoa
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Queen BnB
Accomodation is located at the back of the section. There is a security camera monitoring the front driveway and road. The room is very compact cosy and private in a garden setting with a courtyard. My guests so far have told me the bed is very comfortable. There is AC unit. There is a small step onto the unit veranda to access the room. I DONT allow children or pets to stay as there is no room, as well as safety concerns, the room and sectiois not child proof. I provide milk tea and coffee
Large family home in Wairoa
This well-presented 3-bedroom home offers a comfortable and practical base for families, professionals, or long-term stays. 10-minute walk from the CBD, the property combines space, convenience, and modern amenities. Features: 3 Bedrooms – Ideal for families or groups (up to 6 guests) Dedicated Laundry – Washing machine and dryer provided Generous Living & Dining Areas – Perfect for family meals and relaxation Outdoor Entertaining Area with BBQ Off-Street Parking (Garage available on request)
The Lake House at Waikaremoana
A stylish comfortable lodge which is perfectly located for stunning views of Lake Kaitawa and the Ngamoko Range. Quiet and peaceful, it is surrounded by native bush and only a five minute walk to the waters edge of Lake Waikaremoana and to the entrance of the Great Walk. Te Urewera is nearly four million acres of virgin native forest, with numerous activities at your fingertips, including hiking tracks for full range of abilities, mountain biking, kayaking, boating, fishing and hunting.
McLean Street Retreat
Relax in this recently renovated three-bedroom Wairoa retreat that boasts a spacious modern light filled kitchen, and relaxing dining and living areas. Perfect for families, groups, or work stays of all durations, and nestled in a quiet area of the township across from a newly developed subdivision. The home is a perfect base from which to explore the Wairoa township, the tranquil beauties of the Mahia Peninsula and Lake Waikaremoana, or the stunning landscapes of the wider east coast.
Rural Cottage Retreat
We offer an entire self-contained unit with ample secure parking. The room is cozy and clean. You have your own private deck overlooking a rural setting. It's a 2 min drive to and from town (including a short stretch of gravel road), an hours drive to Lake Waikaremoana or 40 minutes to Mahia Beach for sun, surf and sand. Perfect spot if you're coming to town overnight for business or staying longer to enjoy the local environs, such as the mountain bike park, Morere Hot Springs.
The Tuai Suite Waikaremoana
No children/infants due to environmental dangers at this property - See SAFETY section. The Tuai Suite Waikaremoana, Established 2006 Our small self-contained suite is ideal for the beautiful walks nearby. Great lake & orchard views from its private patio and the shared deck. It's well appointed, having all one might need for a great holiday. Self check-in and bring supplies like milk. Host next door so text to get anything sorted. 1 night stay available 14 days prior.
One 4 The Contractors
(Professional Use Only - Trades, Civil, Contractors) Semi-Rural but 2 minutes from town 4 Bedrooms, 2 Full Bathrooms a donga and fold queen couch. Sleeps 2 - 8 (7+ if you plan on cuddling up) 2 bedrooms with king beds 1 bedroom with king single 1 bedroom with queen and king single Donga with a Queen To maintain the property and comply with house rules, we only accept bookings for work-related stays. Smoking, Vaping and Drinking all okay on the deck.
Stylish central home
Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally located modern 2 bedroom home. Conveniently located only a few minutes from the town centre and a 40 minute drive from Mahia beach or Lake Waikaremoana you'll be able to enjoy the freshness of this new renovated home. A large lounge space will give you room to retreat to after a day exploring or working here in Wairoa.
Studio fully self contained
Self contained studio (with own entrance) includes kitchenette, ensuite & workspace, along with private patio to enjoy. Reliable starlink wifi throughout. The studio is attached to our off-grid family home on a lifestyle block ~12 minutes drive from Wairoa. Access to shared gym & laundry facilities available. Solar EV charging available depending on sunlight.
Beautiful Morere Lodge Country Cabin
My place is in a beautiful, green, country location, stunning beaches, caves and wonderful walks to explore in the local area, and great views, and family-friendly activities. You’ll love my place because of the surroundings, native birds, comfy beds, and NZ country charm. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families (with
Cottage Morere - Accommodation
Morere accommodation. Take a break and unwind at this peaceful cottage. The cottage is fully self-contained. Open plan living and kitchen. 2 bedroom (king & king single (with a trundler bed). Bathroom also has a washing machine. Sit back and relax and enjoy scenic bush views with amazing bird life from your deck. Mobile phone reception and WiFi.
The Cottage
We offer guests a quiet getaway. The Cottage is on Waihua Station, a working sheep and beef farm on the coast of Hawkes Bay. Guests can stroll to the beach, walk the hills or kayak on the river . The Cottage sleeps four people and is fully self- contained.
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Other great holiday rentals in Wairoa
Te Awa - Riverside accommodation in Wairoa
Ribbon Hideaway
Rato Retreat. Endless off street parking
Hackfalls Arboretum Cottage
The Cottage @ Aranui
Mahaanui Cottage Farmstay Experience, Gisborne NZ
Papa's Paradise
Ohuka Lodge
When is the best time to visit Wairoa?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $182 NZD | $199 NZD | $192 NZD | $194 NZD | $201 NZD | $196 NZD | $189 NZD | $185 NZD | $179 NZD | $180 NZD | $172 NZD | $191 NZD |
| Avg. temp | 19°C | 19°C | 18°C | 15°C | 13°C | 11°C | 10°C | 11°C | 12°C | 14°C | 16°C | 18°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Wairoa?
Stays near the river, in central Wairoa, and around Mahia Peninsula are often recommended for easy access to nature and local amenities. Family-friendly vacation rentals are available, with options for private gardens or rural surroundings.
What are the best things to do in Wairoa with kids?
Families can explore playgrounds, riverside parks, and enjoy short nature trails near Wairoa. Beach outings to Mahia Peninsula and visits to local museums are frequently suggested activities for children.
What are some of the best things to do in Wairoa?
Explore native bush tracks, enjoy sandy beaches near Mahia Peninsula, and visit the Wairoa Museum to learn about local history. River walks and nature reserves are frequently suggested for outdoor enthusiasts.
How is the weather in Wairoa?
Wairoa has mild summers near 74°F (23°C) and cool winters averaging 58°F (14°C), with moderate rainfall year-round. Light layers and a rain jacket are practical for changing conditions, especially during winter months.
When is the best time to visit Wairoa?
Late spring and early summer are often recommended, with temperatures ranging from 58–76°F (14–25°C) and less rainfall. Autumn is also pleasant for outdoor activities and has fewer crowds.
What are the best places to visit in Wairoa?
The Wairoa Museum, scenic river walkways, and Mahia Peninsula beaches are frequently suggested places to explore. Marae visits provide insight into local traditions and Māori culture.
What are some hiking trails in Wairoa?
Wairoa has river walkway paths and native bush tracks often recommended for gentle hikes. Lake Waikaremoana is known for longer treks through forested areas and scenic viewpoints.
What are some family activities we can do in Wairoa?
Families often explore riverside parks, playgrounds, and local nature trails, or spend time at beaches on the Mahia Peninsula. Visits to the Wairoa Museum provide engaging stories and interactive exhibits.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Wairoa?
Explore Lake Waikaremoana for native forest walks, visit local beaches around Mahia Peninsula, or discover waterfalls and reserves near Wairoa. The region has Māori heritage sites and nature-based attractions that are often recommended for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Wairoa?
Several accommodations around Wairoa are pet friendly, particularly those near outdoor spaces and river walkways. Mahia Peninsula is also known for stays that welcome pets, making it easy to explore local nature with companions.
What are some local tips for visiting Wairoa?
Check for local markets or marae visits to engage with Māori culture, and bring appropriate clothing for both warm afternoons and cooler evenings. For remote nature spots, prepping snacks and water ahead is useful.
What is Wairoa known for?
Wairoa is known for its Māori heritage, riverside scenery, and access to Lake Waikaremoana and Mahia Peninsula beaches. The town has vibrant cultural festivals and locally rooted traditions.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Wairoa?
The Wairoa Museum shares local stories, and the river walkways reveal scenic spots with native flora. Small marae and lesser-known reserves around Wairoa are frequently suggested for those interested in local culture and quiet nature.
What are the best foods to try in Wairoa?
Wairoa has locally caught seafood, seasonal produce, and Māori-inspired dishes like rewena bread or hāngi. Many visitors enjoy locally sourced honey and traditional pies available at markets or bakeries.
What should I bring for a trip to Wairoa?
Pack comfortable shoes for bush walks, light layers, a rain jacket, sun protection, and insect repellent. A reusable water bottle and a camera are handy for exploring natural sites and cultural attractions.
What is the nightlife in Wairoa like?
Wairoa has a relaxed nightlife scene with locally owned cafés and bars, informal gathering spots, and occasional live music. Social events or community gatherings are often suggested for those interested in connecting with locals.