Escape to your perfect NZ holiday home. We were founded in the Coromandel in 2003 and remain a proud, locally run company that loves to share the Kiwi bach experience with New Zealanders and visitors alike. We were nominated at the 2020 and 2021 Westpac Business awards for excellence in marketing and customer service delivery. Let us help you find your happy place!

Whamoori is a 1 bedroom Waimarama Beach bach, just a stones throw from the beach and the Waimarama surf life saving club. This tranquil and cosy haven is the perfect wee base for a refreshing getaway, just a 40 minute drive into the heart of Napier City! This Waimarama Beach bach is set in picturesque grounds with lovely outdoor flow from both the living area and the bedroom. The main living area is a comfortably appointed space, with a relaxed set up plus a modern kitchen, including dish-drawer and microwave. The spacious bedroom has a king bed - enjoy lazy mornings with a gorgeous garden outlook... When additional sleeping is required, a double sofa bed is located in the lounge. To complete your stay and create a cosy atmosphere for indoor days, there is a fireplace with wood provided, and Sky TV. When the sun is shining, stroll to the beach for days in the sand and surf - the outdoor shower is on hand to keep things easy! Enjoy your laid back kiwi beach getaway in a lovely setting... Whamoori at Waimarama awaits..... Please note that only small pets are allowed in the be advised there is a second dwelling on site which may be occupied during your stayPlease note a bond may be charged at certain times of the year. One of our team members will contact you if this is required for your booking.

Karamea is the West Coast's Gateway to the Kaurangi National Park, and the start of the Heaphy track, which is one of New Zealand's Great Walks. There are also a number of shorter walkways, including the Nikau Walk, for a taste of the 82 kilometre Heaphy track, without all the effort! Other popular visitor activities include kayaking, white water rafting, helirafting, trout fishing, and exploring the limestone arches and caves of the Oparara Basin.