Experience an early morning quiet you have to hear to believe, while watching the mist rise on the harbour, or watch the spectacular night sky from your verandah. In addition to your room you will have access to a guest lounge in a separate, kauri lined building that was originally the winery is New Zealand's first commercial vineyard. The lounge has with a well equipped kitchen for self catering, comfortable sitting area with small library, and indoor and outdoor dining spots. Night Sky Lodge is especially good for couples and solo travellers. Our five rooms have en suites, open onto a private space on our wrap around verandah and have use of a separate kauri-lined guest lounge/kitchen for self catering and socializing.
Immerse yourself in village life, explore New Zealand's iconic Hokianga, or never leave your verandah - the choice is yours!
Each room has its own personality. There are three rooms with queen beds and one with twin beds. The fifth room has a queen and a single bed. This room can sleep three for a small family or a group of three travellers. It is is also our most accessible room for people using wheelchairs or with limited mobility. All the rooms offer indoor/outdoor living, excellent beds with quality linen, original artwork and tea/coffee making facilities (including plungers) and ensuites with great showers. We offer free, fast wifi for all your devices, but are unashamedly TV free!
Kohukohu is located in New Zealand's iconic Hokianga, known for its spectacular scenery, deep Maori roots, and its musicians, artists and activists. Kohukohu is a friendly, tight knit and picturesque community with three art galleries, a cafe, pub, takeaway and general store. There is a historic walk of the village and some great photographic opportunities. From the Lodge your can take day trips to Cape Reinga or the Bay of Islands, visit giant Kauris, photograph historic churches, seek out the Hokianga beaches and sand dunes, and more. Getting around the small village of Kohukohu is a delight! A maximum 10 minute leisurely walk through streets lined with lush subtropical vegetation, picturesque houses and gardens, then you'll be in the "CBD" here you can enjoy the art galleries, cafe, restaurant, library, wharf, store and whatever is happening in our vibrant community. You will need a car to get to Kohukohu and can come by ferry from Rawene, or overland from Kaitaia or Kerikeri. NOTE: The car ferry to/from Rawene leaves Rawene on the half hour and Kohukohu on the hour. It runs from aprox 7:30 am till 8pm. Petrol is not available in Kohukohu but is in Rawene.
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Shopping
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