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!

Ata Rangi Lodge is luxurious accommodation with breathtaking panoramic views across the Kaikoura Peninsula. Please be aware the driveway is a four-kilometre gravel and dirt road and can be rutted and full of potholes, depending on the weather conditions. It requires careful driving and it is recommended that only 4WD vehicles are used to drive it. Please note any damage to vehicles is at the owners risk. Please note the guest house has a queen-size bed that differs from the images. Please be aware the driveway is a four-kilometre gravel and dirt road and can be rutted and full of potholes, depending on the weather conditions. It requires careful driving and it is recommended that only 4WD vehicles are used to drive it. Please note any damage to vehicles is at the owners note the guest house has a queen-size bed that differs from the 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.

Kaikoura is watched over by the majestic mountain ranges that stretch down towards the rugged east coast of the South Island. Kaikoura is most well known for its whale watching opportunities, which attract visitors from across the world. Tours depart Kaikoura to allow visitors the chance to catch glimpses of giant sperm whales, dolphins, fur seals, and the rare royal albatrosses. For those who are more adventurous, there are chances to don a wetsuit and swim with many of the wonderful creatures found on the Kaikoura Coastline. The annual Seafest, held the first weekend in October, is becoming increasingly popular, and attracts more visitors every year. For history buffs, Kaikoura offers the chance to learn about the early whaling and sealing days of the district, as well as Maori History, and a number of historic buildings. There are also a number of walks to explore, one which takes visitors past some spectacular limestone caves, and seal colonies.