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Make the most of a stay by choosing your Bay of Islands accommodation from a huge range of hotels, motels, motor inns and luxury boutique accommodation, or experience Kiwi hospitality in homes offering Bed & Breakfast, farmstays and homestays.

Key towns for Bay of Islands accommodation are Kerikeri, Russell & Paihia with many other country accommodation options too.
Bay Of Islands accommodation

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Privately-owned Bay Of Islands accommodation options:
Bed and Breakfast accommodation Bay Of Islands

B&B Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Farm accommodation Bay Of Islands

Farmstay Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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homestay accommodation Bay Of Islands

Homestay Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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vineyards accommodation Bay Of Islands

Vineyard Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Self-catering accommodation Bay Of Islands

Self-catering Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Luxury style Bay Of Islands accommodation:
Luxury accommodation Bay Of Islands

Luxury Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Motel-style Bay Of Islands accommodation options:
Motel accommodation Bay Of Islands

Motel Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Hotel accommodation Bay Of Islands

Hotel Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Motor lodge accommodation Bay Of Islands

Motor Lodge Accommodation in Bay Of Islands

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Russell accommodation

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Map of Bay Of Islands accommodation

Villa Russell Bed and Breakfast

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Stone Store Lodge

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Pentire Bed and Breakfast

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Kauri Park Motel

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The Landing Residences

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Bay of Islands Cottages

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The Carriage House - Bay of Islands

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Little Vineyard Studio

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Beach Bay of Islands

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Russell Bay of Islands

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About the Bay Of Islands, New Zealand

The Bay of Islands has a traditional history which holds that around 700 years ago, one of the large Maori canoes which journeyed to New Zealand from Hawiki, was sailed to the Bay Of Islands by Puhi, a founding father of the Ngapuhi Iwi (tribe).

The first European to visit the area was Captain Cook, who named the region in 1769. The Bay of Islands was the first area in New Zealand to be settled by Europeans. Whalers arrived towards the end of the 18th century, while the first missionaries settled in 1814. The settlement of Okiato was the first Capital of New Zealand.

Today the Bay of Islands is the big game fishing capital of New Zealand so have a go or just relax on the beach and watch the boats come and go.

Stroll along the magical waterfront of Russell and imagine the hurly burly pioneer days. Don’t miss the Mission House at Waimate North, the Stone House at Kerikeri or, of course, the fabulous grounds, setting and historical significance of the Waitangi Treaty House and Grounds.

 

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