Whakatane Accommodation Map
How to use this map.
- Select the categories you wish to see accommodation for in and around Whakatane
- Click on the operator from either the sidebar list or by clicking on one of the coloured markers on the map to view their 'basic info' bubble. Click 'Read more' to view their web listing.
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Did You Know?
Zip on down!
Whakatane is under five hours’ drive from Auckland, and just 90 minutes from Rotorua.Paradise!
Ohiwa Harbour is a haven for many rare and endangered species of birds. The hills above Whakatane are kiwi sanctuaries. There are many projects to restore and protect local environments. Whales, dolphins and Orca are often seen off the coast of Whakatane.Movie time!
Opotiki is just 45 minutes’ drive from Whakatane. Check out the town's historic De Luxe Theatre and Shalfoon & Francis stores, which have been restored to their early-20th century grandeur. More: www.opotikinz.comHolidaymakers
Whakatane welcomes around 50,000 holidaymakers over the summer months.Awesome spot!
This region was central to the first settlement of New Zealand (Aotearoa) by Maori, the tangata whenua (people of the land).Zip on down!
Whakatane is under five hours’ drive from Auckland, and just 90 minutes from Rotorua.Paradise!
Ohiwa Harbour is a haven for many rare and endangered species of birds. The hills above Whakatane are kiwi sanctuaries. There are many projects to restore and protect local environments. Whales, dolphins and Orca are often seen off the coast of Whakatane.Movie time!
Opotiki is just 45 minutes’ drive from Whakatane. Check out the town's historic De Luxe Theatre and Shalfoon & Francis stores, which have been restored to their early-20th century grandeur. More: www.opotikinz.comHolidaymakers
Whakatane welcomes around 50,000 holidaymakers over the summer months.Awesome spot!
This region was central to the first settlement of New Zealand (Aotearoa) by Maori, the tangata whenua (people of the land).
