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Victoria Valley – 26 hotels and places to stay
Breathe Inn
Located in Kaitaia in the Northland region, Breathe Inn features a patio and mountain views.
Orana Motor Inn & Restaurant
Offering an outdoor pool, children's playground and sun terrace, Orana Motor Inn & Restaurant is located in Kaitaia. Guests enjoy free WiFi, an on-site restaurant and free parking.
Taipa Beach Resort
Offering a stunning, absolute beachfront location, Taipa Beach Resort features free WiFi and a swimming pool with a hot tub. Guests can enjoy the tennis court and BBQ areas.
Loredo Motel
Just a 5-minute walk from the heart of Kaitaia, Loredo Motel offers free Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool and a relaxing adult's only hot tub.
Waters Edge B&B
Set on half an acre of lovely tropical gardens, and situated on the Awanui River, Waters Edge B&B Kaitaia features free Wi-Fi. All accommodation offers a patio and flat-screen TV.
Wayfarer Motel
Wayfarer Motel features an outdoor pool, an indoor hot tub, and free internet access in the business centre.
Driftwood Beachfront Accommodation, Cable Bay, Owhetu
Set on Northland's Cable Bay beachfront, Driftwood Beachfront Accommodation, Cable Bay, Owhetu offers BBQ facilities, free WiFi, free sea kayak hire, free fishing equipment and free boogie boards.
Golden Sand Beachfront Accommodation
Enjoy being on the water's edge with stunning, uninterrupted ocean views from your own private balcony at Golden Sand Beachfront Accommodation.
BeachBox Boutique Accommodation
Set in Coopers Beach, within 200 metres of Coopers Beach and 1.8 km of Cable Bay Beach, BeachBox Boutique Accommodation offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as well...
Taipa Views Bed & Breakfast
Taipa Views Bed & Breakfast is located in Taipa at Doubtless Bay Northland. It is close to Cable Bay and Mangonui.
What guests said about Victoria Valley:
- 10Scored 10
Victoria Valley was very central for exploring Northland.
Victoria Valley was very central for exploring Northland. We travelled in all direction from where we were staying and enjoyed coming back to Victoria Valley at the end of the day. The quality of all the roads was impressive and certainly much better than we experience in Auckland! Several of the walking tracks were closed due to the winter season and Kauri Dieback. Kaitaia is the closest for food supplies (20mins). The tourist information centre in Kaitaia is amazing. the building itself is impressive, the history, museum, library and cafe. The staff in the centre were incredibly helpful and informative. It is worth heading here first to help plan the rest of your stay. Kerikeri Sunday markets were fabulous especially the Packhouse (1hour) and from there you can do a wonderful road trip around the northeast coast back to Victoria Valley. Kaikohe was fabulous for hiring cycles and sampling the Twin Coast Cycle Trail (40mins) The Karikari peninsular is well worth a trip and again did not take long to get to. Good healthy restaurants were few and far between so unless you want deep fried most things stay somewhere with a kitchen and self cater. Gecko cafe in Kaitaia was good for a lunch and snack.beverleyNew Zealand
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