Unique Vietnam-Era Aeroplane in Northern New Zealand

This Bristol freighter plane is one of the last allied planes that was flown in Vietnam. It is split into two units: the cockpit and the rear tail.

Tail: This unit can sleep up to four people. It features one double bed and a set of two bunks. These bunks are slightly narrower than a normal size bunk with a steep ladder up to the top bunk. There is an ensuite bathroom with a shower and toilet, as well as a living/eating area with kitchenette that features a range, microwave, and refrigerator for light meals.

Cockpit: This unit can sleep up to four people. It has one bed located up in the cockpit and guests must be fit to climb the steep ladder to access this area. Children must be older than eight years of age. This sleeping area can also be hot in the summer months. There is also a double bed on the lower level. There is an ensuite bathroom with shower and toilet, as well as a living/eating area with kitchenette at the entrance.