The Cavalli Beach House Retreat enjoys a reputation as one of the very few absolute beachfront exclusive retreats in New Zealand. The breathtaking location and innovative architecture are as unique as they are alluring.

Flagstaff Lodge & Day Spa is a 1912 villa set within the peaceful village of Russell and The Bay of Islands. Our décor is designed to help you relax and enjoy yourselves in serenity, comfort and style. With a maximum of eight people staying at any one time, guests are assured personal attention and privacy.

Cliff Edge Landing’s two luxury apartments overlook the Veronica Channel with views over the Bay of Islands between Paihia and the charming, historic town of Russell. Each of the apartments has an outdoor entertainment area with panoramic views of the sea.

Miniature waterfalls and rapids await your discovery as the Waitangi River gently tumbles past your bedroom window. Tranquillity is here to rediscover with our spellbinding riverside setting where you can fish for trout or stroll the riverbank.

Bay of Islands Lodge is a two-level, cedar-clad guest lodge surrounded by native bush and overlooking the Veronica Channel between Paihia and historic Russell. Every major room enjoys uninterrupted views of the bay as far as Moturoa Island, Black Rocks, and beyond.

Wake to the sound of the sea lapping the shore outside your window, and the call of the kingfisher, as the Bay of Islands beckons you. Open your eyes to watch sparks of sunlight bounce off the water. Sit on the deck, with the sea beneath you, catching fish from the balcony. The Boathouse apartments are located entirely over the water in the heart of the township of Opua. Both apartments offer sweeping views over the Bay of Islands from Veronica Channel to Waitangi, the Black Rocks and beyond.

Ounuwhao B&B Guesthouse is alongside a grassed reserve bordered by century-old Norfolk pines, opposite picturesque Matauwhi Bay - a favourite mooring-place for yachts. Ounuwhao is a short two-minute drive or a casual 10-minute stroll to Russell village.