Tranquil Luxurious Sanctuary into the Nature in Kerikeri, North Island
Pod in Kerikeri, North Island
2 guests ⢠1 bed
Perched high amidst the native bush, like a glass treehouse, this property offers a tranquil sanctuary. Surrounded by towering Kauri trees and lively birdlife, youâll enjoy the soothing sounds of the nearby river and beautiful birdsong during your stay.
It is cocooned within a Queen Elizabeth II covenant, showing the farmersâ commitment to preserving native biodiversity on their farm.
Conveniently located just a 10-minute drive from Kerikeri, ensures both serenity and accessibility.
The walk to the tiny house is approximately 10- 15 minutes and takes you through native bush and towering Manuka, Kauri and Totara trees.
Birdlife you may hear or see on your walk to the PurePod include the Kereru, Kiwi, Tui, Fantail, Kingfisher and Grey Warbler.
Remember a small backpack is the best choice and makes for an easier walk too.
Nestled among the tree-line, youâll feel as though youâre floating in the sky. While you relax, you may hear the hum of planes landing into Kerikeri. Itâs unlikely theyâll spot you amidst your secluded haven.
During your stay, immerse yourself in the soothing sounds of the nearby river and the enchanting melody of birdsong, embracing the peace and tranquility this unique place offers. Simply unwind and fully embrace the PurePod experience.
If you are able to tear yourself away from the luxurious comforts of the property, Kerikeri provides an opportunity to delve into New Zealandâs history, visit art galleries, and relish in fresh local produce.
Other activities to enjoy in the region include walking, chasing waterfalls, enjoying a wellness spa retreats, or visiting the local farmers markets.
Of course, if such exploration is not quite what you desire, stretch out on the deck and embrace the complete absence of people.
The PurePod has all the facilities you require including a fabulous shower, flush toilet, crisp linen, cooking and eating equipment including a gas hob and barbeque, tea coffee and milk; as well as an assortment of games, local reference books, and a telescope.
So sit back, relax in the luxury camp chairs out on the deck, or laze in the super comfortable bed and watch nature put on a show.
You can either bring your own supplies or pre-order a delicious breakfast and dinner food hamper when you make your reservation.
The dinner & breakfast hamper is filled with mouth-watering fresh food that is grown and harvested in Northland. Youâll start the evening fare with local cheeses, cured meats, bread, crackers, and olive oil. For the main course, enjoy the chefâs selection (lamb or steak) and seasonal salad. Breakfast is muesli, yoghurt and fresh fruit.
Check-in is from 3pm (but please make sure you arrive in plenty of time to walk to the PurePod before dark). Check-out is by 12 pm on the day of departure.
Once you have confirmed your booking, you will receive special instructions on how to find your secret slice of paradise.
Features and services
Beds
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1 King-size bed
Most popular features
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Private Kitchen
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Heating
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Fridge
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Forest
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Stove
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Private Barbecue
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1 King-size bed
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Bathroom
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Parking
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Deck/Patio
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Coastal
Where you will stay
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Kerikeri, North Island
Detailed location provided after booking
Scenic views
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Coastal
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Forest
The Kerikeri Mission Station, also known as Kemp House, is New Zealandâs oldest standing European building. Built to house the Reverend John Butler in 1821, this elegant wooden home has the protection of the Historic Places Trust.
Nearby is the Stone Store, which dates back to 1832 and is New Zealand's oldest stone building. The store was meant to house large quantities of wheat. When the wheat failed, the building was used as a kauri gum trading store.
The terraced pa site, Kororipo, sits above the Kerikeri basin. It was once a stockaded fortress, but not in European times. When the missionaries lived here in the early 1820s, it was the site of an unfortified village where some of Hongi Hikaâs people lived. Today the pa site is protected by the Department of Conservation.
Kerikeri now attracts visitors for its boutique wineries, shopping, galleries, and restaurants. Kerikeri has two weekend markets; The Packhouse Markets and the Bay of Islands Farmers Market offering fresh regional produce. The road leading into Kerikeri is bordered by orchards with roadside stalls offering the chance to buy seasonal fruit.
Kerikeri is also home to Rainbow Falls, one of five waterfalls in the area, all linked by walking tracks. Further afield lies the Puketi Forest, an ideal place to tramp and view kauri trees from a boardwalk.
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Things to know
Arrival and departure
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Check-in: 03:00 PM - 06:00 PM
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Check-out: 12:00 PM
House rules
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No infants allowedUnder 2 years old
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No children allowed2-12 years old
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No pets allowed
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No smoking
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No parties
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No events
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No open fires
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation available within 48 hours of booking confirmation, if more than 15 days before check-in day
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Additional info
This accommodation is not suitable for children.