10 Best Places to Stay In Coromandel Peninsula (2024)
If you’re wondering where the best places to stay in the Coromandel Peninsula are, I’ve got you covered!
Being a local Aucklander who has lived in New Zealand most of my life, I’ve been lucky enough to travel to the Coromandel Peninsula at least once a year. My summer isn’t complete if my boyfriend and I haven’t done a Coromandel roadie!
The peninsula is a stunningly beautiful part of New Zealand and one of my personal favourites. Located on the North Island’s east coast. It’s best known for its golden beaches and lush forests, as well as its laid-back vibe.
Some of the best spots include places like Hahei Beach, Whangamata, Tairua and Pauanui – just to name a few! From cosy cottages tucked away in remote corners to beachside holiday homes, there’s something here for every type of couple.
In this guide, we’ll take a look at some of the best areas and towns to stay in when visiting the Coromandel Peninsula, along with our top picks for hotels in each location. So let’s explore!
Coromandel Peninsula Map
Where to Stay in Coromandel Peninsula: Best Areas, Towns & Hotels
The Coromandel Peninsula is actually quite big so you’ll most likely need to narrow your trip down to a town or two so you aren’t spending a ton of your holiday on the road. However, if you have a week or more planned for your getaway then you will be able to squeeze a bit more in.
A word of caution, don’t underestimate how long it will take to get from town to town. The roads in this part of New Zealand are extremely windy so you’ll probably be driving a bit slower than normal.
1. Whitianga
For those looking for a beach holiday, Whitianga is the perfect destination. Located on the east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula, this town offers plenty of family-friendly activities such as fishing, kayaking, boat trips and more.
There are also several restaurants and bars to check out in Whitianga that offer delicious food and drinks for everyone to enjoy. With its stunning scenery and laid-back atmosphere, it’s easy to see why Whitianga has become a popular destination in the Coromandel Peninsula.
Being slightly larger than some other Coromandel towns, Whitanga has a lot to offer in terms of accommodation options, from luxury resorts to cosy holiday homes.
Where To Stay In Whitianga
If you’re looking for a romantic getaway then these places in Whitianga should be at the top of your list!
📍 Oceans 88 Whitianga Coastal Suites
Oceans 88 Whitianga Coastal Suites is the best place to stay in Whitianga if you’re looking for a romantic getaway. This luxurious venue offers stunning views of the harbour, so guests can enjoy a relaxing break surrounded by beautiful scenery.
The suites are spacious and modern, with all the amenities you could need for a comfortable stay. In this prime waterfront location, there’s a pool, spa, lovely gardens and its own jetty.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Oceans 88 Whitianga Coastal Suites here!
📍Sovereign Pier On The Waterways
Sovereign Pier On The Waterways is a fantastic place to stay in Whitianga for couples. This highly rated accommodation option offers breathtaking views of the harbour, so you can truly immerse yourself in the best of Coromandel’s natural beauty.
The Sovereign Pier On The Waterways has been designed to make the most of its waterfront location, with a large terrace that is perfect for al fresco dining or just watching the sunset. The suites have all been designed with comfort in mind and come with modern amenities for a luxury stay.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Sovereign Pier On The Waterways here!
Best Things To Do In Whitianga
Whitianga offers plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy and it’s right next to the famous Cathedral Cove which is certainly a must-do activity while in the area.
Journey 12 kilometres of awe-inspiring volcanic terrain in Mercury Bay, including a selection of islands and remarkable beaches such as Lonely Bay, Cooks Beach, and the amazing Cathedral Cove. Marvel at the pinnacles that decorate this bay, along with blowholes and sea caves!
✔ Sailing trip to Cathedral Cove
Embark on an unforgettable journey to explore the stunning coastline off Whitianga on a spacious sailing catamaran! From breathtaking views of Cathedral Cove to snorkelling with abundant marine life, this exciting trip promises you a one-of-a-kind experience.
2. Tairua
Tairua is a great option for those looking for a peaceful holiday away from the hustle and bustle of city life. It’s less well known than the likes of Whangamata and Hahei.
This small coastal town offers stunning scenery, as well as plenty of adventure activities such as surfing, paddle boarding, mountain biking and more. There’s something for everyone to enjoy in Tairua.
When staying in the area, you can choose from modern holiday homes and apartments overlooking Tairua’s beautiful harbour, to quaint bed and breakfasts that are perfect for a romantic getaway.
Where To Stay In Tairua
📍 Paku Lodge Resort
Situated on The Esplanade overlooking stunning Tairua Harbour, Paku Lodge Resort offers its guests breathtaking views from their private balconies.
Additionally, the resort provides complimentary Wi-Fi access and BBQ facilities for your convenience; plus free kayak and bicycle rentals to take advantage of all that nature has to offer!
✅ Check reviews and prices of Paku Lodge Resort here!
📍 Paku Palms
Paku Palms is a luxurious and intimate vacation experience, boasting modern decor within both their one-bedroom apartment suite as well as the bed & breakfast. With breathtaking views of the Coromandel Peninsula’s coast from your private deck–it will be an unforgettable holiday you’ll never forget!
✅ Check reviews and prices of Paku Palms here!
Best Things To Do In Tairua
✔ Mount Paku Summit Walk
Take a short but steep walk to the peak of Mount Paku for stunning panoramic views of Tairua Beach and the surrounding landscape. Enjoy an exhilarating climb through the native bush with plenty of photo opportunities along the way!
✔ Relax at Sailors Grove
A gorgeous beach off the beaten track where there are walking tracks to other bays. Expect lovely soft sand and clear blue water.
3. Hot Water Beach
If you’re looking for a unique experience, then Hot Water Beach should definitely be on your list. This beach is best known for its natural hot springs which are best enjoyed during low tide.
Before you head out, make sure to check the tide times! Bring a spade along, dig a hole in the sand and relax in your very own hot spring pool. If you don’t have a spade it’s possible to hire one from the local shops.
I love heading to Hot Water Beach towards the end of the day (if the tide times alone) as it’s the perfect way to finish off a day of exploring and beach hopping.
Accommodation ranges from economy options with value-for-money rooms, to bach-style accommodation. If camping and campervans are more your vibe, then the Top 10 Holiday Park is perfect and one of my favourite campgrounds. There are plenty of available sites as well as modern facilities.
Where To Stay In Hot Water Beach
📍 Hot Water Beach Lookout B&B
At Hot Water Beach Lookout B&B, you can enjoy a comfortable stay with beautiful views of the beach. The B&B has free WiFi, BBQ facilities and an idyllic terrace for relaxing on.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Hot Water Beach Lookout B&B here!
📍 Hot Water Beach Bure Wai
Make yourself at home with Hot Water Beach Bure Wai, situated a mere 100 meters from the iconic Hot Water Beach. This homely villa comes equipped with one bedroom, a cozy living room featuring a flat-screen TV and a kitchen complete with fridge and oven.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Hot Water Beach Bure Wai here!
Best Things To Do In Hot Water Beach
✔ Dig a hole in the sand at low tide
Okay so there isn’t too much to do in Hot Water Beach, it is quite a small place BUT don’t let that put you off visiting because digging a hole in the sand and coming across natural hot water is so unique it’ll make up for the lack of things to do in this gorgeous location.
4. Whangamata
Whangamata is a beautiful coastal town and has long been a beachside holiday destination for generations, and it’s easy to see why! I’ve been coming to this town for years and it never fails to disapoint.
Enjoy a pristine beach, beautiful bush walks, great cafes and fun surf shops. There’s something about the vibe in Whangamata that’ll leaving you wanting to return again and again. It has a real beachy laidback feel about it.
Whangamata also offers warm hospitality and modern amenities, making it a great spot for couples looking for a relaxed break by the beach.
Whether you’re after accommodation that has stunning sea views or one with easy beach access, Whangamata certainly won’t disappoint! Since it’s a bigger town compared to some of the others on this list there are more places to stay.
Where To Stay In Whangamata
📍 Heron’s Nest
Enjoy a relaxing stay at Heron’s Nest, situated in the picturesque town of Whangamata. The air-conditioned home offers 3 bedrooms, along with contemporary amenities such as free private parking, WiFi and Netflix access – all included!
The fully equipped kitchen includes modern appliances like a dishwasher and microwave to make life easier during your holiday – plus there’s even an onsite washing machine for added convenience.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Heron’s Nest here!
📍 Surf N Stay Whangamata
Located just a stone’s throw away from the beach of Whangamata, Surf N Stay offers ideal accommodation to explore this pumping surf town.
You can enjoy free yoga equipment and also rent surfboards, wetsuits and stand-up paddleboards. Perfect for all the active couples out there!
✅ Check reviews and prices of Surf N Stay here!
Best Things To Do In Whangamata
Embark on a two-hour kayaking tour to an island wildlife sanctuary and explore a lagoon where its inlets are surrounded by volcanic cliff rocks and native flora. The tour departs from Whangamata Beach.
✔ Go surfing
Whangamata is known for its incredible surf break so what better place to grab a board and get out on the water? Being a relatively safe beach it’s an excellent spot for beginners too.
5. Coromandel Town
This vibrant small town is located on the northeastern side of the Coromandel Peninsula and it’s a must-visit spot!
The town oozes charm, for those looking for a little culture, Coromandel Town offers art galleries, quaint shops, gardens and a few historical buildings that all contribute to its atmosphere.
There is also plenty of accommodation in Coromandel Town, whether you’re looking for a romantic spot or something more budget-friendly.
Where To Stay In Coromandel Town
📍 The Olive Motel
Enjoy modern comfort and convenience at the Olive Motel! The air-conditioned studios and suites come with heating, perfect for any season.
Situated a mere two minutes away from Coromandel Town’s Wharf Road and Kapanga Road—surround yourself with shopping and dining options that are simply an arm’s reach away.
✅ Check reviews and prices of The Olive Motel here!
📍 Coromandel Apartments
Coromandel Apartments provide self-catering accommodations, featuring a fully equipped kitchen and outdoor patio.
The apartments are conveniently located in the bustling Coromandel Township centre, with units situated either on the waterfront or in the bush.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Coromandel Apartments here!
Best Things To Do In Coromandel Town
✔ Relax at Long Bay
Head to Long Bay, a stunning beach located a short 5-minute drive from Coromandel Town. With its soft sand and crystal-clear waters, take a stroll along the shore or park up with a book for the afternoon.
✔ Do the Waiau Kauri Grove walk
The Waiau Kauri Grove walk is a great way to discover New Zealand’s beautiful native kauri trees. Waiau Falls is also nearby, a perfect spot to cool off with a swim in the summer.
6. Kuaotunu
Kuaotunu is a picturesque seaside retreat that shouldn’t be missed and is one of my all-time favourite places to stay in the Coromandel Peninsula. I love how raw and stripped back things are here. There’s barely a town but that’s all part of the allure.
Located on the East Coast of the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, Kuaotunu offers breathtaking ocean views. Enjoy long walks down Kuaotunu Beach, pop into Luke’s Kitchen for a delicious meal or drive to Opito Bay to discover another breathtaking beach.
Kuaotunu is known for its untouched beauty and sense of relaxation. Whether you are looking for a simple holiday park with shared facilities or a luxurious private holiday home, Kuaotunu has something to suit all budgets and tastes.
Where To Stay In Kuaotunu
📍 Kuaotunu Chalets
Nestled in Kuaotunu’s bush, Kuaotunu Chalets offer beautiful sea views and tranquil surroundings.
Just 1 km away from the white sandy beaches lies these charming chalets constructed of New Zealand Redwood and Macrocarpa timber that includes a living room with satellite TV, a private bathroom with free toiletries, as well as your own private balcony to take pleasure in the peaceful atmosphere while admiring spectacular seaside vistas.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Kuaotunu Chalets here!
📍 Ocean Cliff Court
Relaxing by the sea with spectacular views, Ocean Cliff Court is a luxurious detached holiday home located in Kuaotunu. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and private parking on site. It is only 4 minutes away from the beach!
The kitchen has all that you need to cook up your favourite meals – including a dishwasher and oven as well as a kettle for tea or coffee lovers. To top it off there’s also a sun terrace where you can bask under the warm sun while admiring the surroundings of pristine beauty.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Ocean Cliff Court here!
Best Things To Do In Kuaotunu
✔ Take a day trip to Opito Bay
One of my favourite things to do while in Kuaotunu is make a day trip over to Opito Bay. This beach is just stunning and you’ll see exactly what I mean when you get there! Don’t forget to walk across to Crayfish Bay as well to experience a unique stony beach.
It’s also worth stopping at Otama Beach on your way back too. Keep an eye out for the Otama Beach swing on google maps and you’ll know you’ve found the right spot. I easily could’ve spent the entire day at this beautiful, it was that beautiful – I never wanted to leave!
✔ Relax at Kuaotunu Beach
So the main attractions in Kuaotunu are definitely the gorgeous beaches and since you’re staying in Kuaotunu, of course, you can’t miss relaxing on this beautiful stretch of sand. You get some pretty stunning sunsets too so it’s a perfect spot to park up after a day of exploring.
If you stay at Kuaotunu campground, one of my favourite Coromandel camping spots then luckily you’ll be staying right across the road and have easy access to this slice of paradise.
7. Hahei
Hahei is one of New Zealand’s most beloved spots – boasting a stunning beach, it’s no wonder visitors flock to Hahei year after year. I’ve been coming to this spot for years and it’s always remained one of my favourites.
I’m a huge beach fan if you can’t already tell!
The beautiful sands of Hahei Beach are perfect for picnicking and swimming, and stunning views of Cathedral Cove await you just offshore.
There are a number of local cafes and restaurants to try out as well, perfect for those nights when you don’t feel like cooking. Hahei is a small town but don’t let that put you off visiting. The smallest beach towns are often the best ones – it’s where you’ll find the hidden gems!
Hahei Beach Resort offers stunning sea views with self-catering cabins and campsites, while Hahei holiday homes provide the unique experience of staying in private accommodation.
Where To Stay In Hahei
📍 Tatahi Lodge Beach Resort
Tatahi Lodge in Hahei offers a tranquil escape, surrounded by 1.5 acres of lush lawns and tropical flora and fauna. Notable amenities include flat-screen TVs with satellite channels, complimentary WiFi access, BBQ facilities and beach towels for guests’ use.
All rooms feature natural timber interiors that exude warmth as well as beautiful views of the gardens outside your window. The lodge is conveniently located within 400m from Hahei Beach and just one kilometre away from Cathedral Cove – perfect for an exploration of this picturesque seaside village!
✅ Check reviews and prices of Tatahi Lodge Beach Resort here!
📍 The Church Accommodation
Located only a five-minute walk from Hahei Village and ten minutes away from the stunning shoreline of Hahei Beach, The Church Accommodation provides a tranquil retreat for visitors. All rooms feature private patios with outdoor seating that boast beautiful garden views.
Guests can take advantage of the heated guestrooms which are equipped with microwaves, fridges, toasters and en suite bathrooms featuring shower facilities – plus utilize the handy barbecue area as you please!
✅ Check reviews and prices of The Church Accommodation here!
Best Things To Do In Hahei
✔ Visit Cathedral Cove
You haven’t been to Hahei unless you’ve visited Cathedral Cove. This iconic location is best known for its Instagrammable views and stunning beach. There are multiple ways you can get to Cathedral Cove depending on your preference.
You can book a kayaking tour or a boat tour with the option of going snorkelling. Whichever way you choose to visit Cathedral Cove, make sure this activity is at the top of your list.
Note: As of March 2024 the Cathedral Cove walkway is still closed so currently it’s not possible to access the beach. This is unfortunately due to storm damage that caused slips and has made the area unsafe. You can still visit by boat however.
✔ Swim at Hahei Beach
Hahei Beach is best known for its crystal-clear waters and white sand, which make it a popular spot for swimming. When visiting, you can also check out Te Whanganui a Hei Marine Reserve and take in the spectacular views from lookout points located along the beach.
8. Thames
Located just one and a half hours from Auckland, Thames offers stunning views of the Hauraki Gulf and nearby islands.
Visit the northern end of Thames – Grahamstown for a delightful colonial setting. Here you will find an array of cafés and boutique shops that are sure to pique your interest.
While you explore this quaint area, be certain to stop by the museum which features intriguing displays on Maori history, as well as information about how pioneering settlers shaped both mining and logging processes in addition to establishing railways and shipping networks.
At the back of this town, you will find the majestic Coromandel Ranges. Just southward lies Kauaeranga Valley’s magnificent hiking and camping areas; heading north is a scenic drive lined with sandy beaches and fishing grounds!
Where To Stay In Thames
Thames has something for every type of traveller. It boasts many bed and breakfasts that provide the perfect home away from home feeling as well as motels.
📍 Lady Bowen Bed & Breakfast
Lady Bowen Bed and Breakfast is an iconic 155-year-old hotel that has been included in the New Zealand Heritage List.
Nestled away on a tranquil street of Thames, you’ll enjoy a freshly cooked breakfast each morning either served indoors or al fresco in the garden at no extra cost!
Not only this, but the Hauraki Cycle Trail lies conveniently close while secure bicycle storage can be found within the garage.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Lady Bowen Bed and Breakfast here!
📍 Brookby Motel
Located in a beautiful bushland area, Brookby Motel provides comfortable accommodations only five minutes away from the Thames shops, restaurants and cafes.
With free car parking outside each room and amenities like private bathrooms, satellite TVs with flat-screen displays, microwaves, refrigerators and tea/coffee makers plus electric blankets on all beds – you’ll have everything you need.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Brookby Motel here!
Best Things To Do In Thames
✔ Bike the Hauraki Rail Trail
Take in the best of Thames by cycling the Hauraki Rail Trail which starts in this small town. This 160km-long trail can be done in 3-4 days or as separate day rides.
As you pedal your way along, get ready to discover some of the area’s hidden gems. On your journey, expect stunning sights such as Karangaheke Gorge and Waihi’s famous gold mining town. Plus, be sure to explore Te Aroha for its geothermal attractions!
✔ Walk the Thames Coastal Walkway
The Thames Coastal Walkway is one of the best ways to explore the surrounding region while enjoying beautiful ocean views. This trail is a 3-hour return walk and will take you from The Wharf to Kuranui Bay.
9. Pauanui
Pauanui is best known for its beautiful beach, dazzling sunsets and stunning views of the Hauraki Gulf. It’s a great spot to relax and enjoy the best of Coromandel.
If you’re looking for a relaxing break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life then Pauanui should be at the top of your list! Explore the Pauanui stores and cafes, stroll along Pauanui Beach and take in stunning ocean views, or hike up Mount Pauanui to find mesmerising views of the Pauanui coastline and beyond.
Boasting an impressive array of quality accommodation, Pauanui offers travellers the perfect paradise getaway. From luxurious beachside holiday homes to family-friendly lodges, Pauanui has plenty of options for whatever your preference may be.
Where To Stay In Pauanui
📍 Ocean Breeze Resort Pauanui
Nestled a stone’s throw away from the stunning Pauanui Beach, Ocean Breeze Resort features an outdoor pool and hot tub perfect for unwinding after a long day.
All apartments included patio or balcony views of the pool area. Moreover, guests are offered complimentary access to equipment at the property’s tennis court as well as free WiFi and BBQ facilities!
✅ Check reviews and prices of Ocean Breeze Resort Pauanui here!
📍 Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge
Escape to the Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge, situated just 100 m away from the Village Shopping Centre. Here, you can relax and take advantage of the outdoor swimming pool, barbecue grills and tennis court.
Each room includes a kitchenette equipped with all necessary kitchenware including a toaster & microwave for quick meals on the go!
And if you’re feeling adventurous – there are even bicycles available for those who wish to explore Pauanui on two wheels.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Pauanui Pines Motor Lodge here!
Best Things To Do In Pauanui
✔ Visit Pauanui Beach
Pauanui’s main attraction is its stunning beach. This long stretch of golden sand offers plenty to do and see – from swimming, surfing and fishing or simply relaxing on the beach with a good book.
✔ Hike Mount Pauanui
Wander up the Pauanui Trig Track to enjoy stunning views of Pauanui and its surrounding areas.
The hike takes around 1.5-2 hours, and you’ll be climbing up the mountain so be sure to take plenty of water with you. It’s best to do this walk in the morning if you can, especially if you’re visiting in the summer months.
Don’t forget a camera as you’ll want to capture some amazing shots along the way!
10. Whangapoua
Whangapoua is a very small town but it is home to two of the most stunning beaches with crystal-clear waters perfect for swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, and more.
The most popular is New Chums Beach. A beach that you can only access on foot and it’s been voted one of the top 20 beaches in the world by Lonely Planet. IMO if you were to pick one place to visit in the Coromandel, it should be New Chums Beach.
When I went here we were super lucky with the weather, it was only late October so not even summer yet but it was still warm enough to swim. The water was also that stunning that I couldn’t resist getting in. I’m so looking forward to the day where I do another road trip here, I’ve been wanting to come back ever since I left!
Like all the best places in New Zealand, the town itself is pretty remote and doesn’t have much other than a general store so you’ll want to come prepared.
Where To Stay In Whangapoua
When it comes to accommodation you won’t find any hotels or motels here. Just holiday homes, which offer a unique beachy feel. There is also the local campground if you’re on a bit of a budget.
📍 Whangapoua Hideaway
This delightful holiday home boasts 1 bedroom and a full kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, seating area, and television.
Enjoy fishing in the vicinity or make use of the sprawling garden! The well-appointed bathroom has a shower for your convenience.
✅ Check reviews and prices of Whangapoua Hideaway here!
📍 The Little Bach at Whangapoua
Guests staying at The Little Bach will enjoy complimentary WiFi throughout the property and have access to private parking.
The accommodation features one bedroom, a comfortable seating area, an equipped kitchen with a refrigerator, as well as a bathroom with a shower.
✅ Check reviews and prices of The Little Bach at Whangapoua here!
Best Things To Do In Whangapoua
Get ready to see one of the most spectacular beaches you’ve ever seen – and I’m not over-exaggerating here! This is definitely one of my favourite beaches in New Zealand, you can’t beat the soft white sand and clear blue waters here.
As you make the 30-minute journey on foot to New Chums Beach be sure to take some snaps along the way.
Don’t forget to head up to the New Chums Beach lookout, that’s where you’ll find the best views of golden sand and crystal clear waters.
✔ Relax on Whangapoua Beach
Not to be overshadowed by New Chums Beach, Whangapoua Beach is also stunning in its own right. Here, you can relax and take a dip in the ocean or go for a stroll along the sand.
You also start the walk to New Chums Beach at Whangapoua so it’s easy to spend some time here before or after your walk.
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FAQ: Visiting Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand
Never been to the Coromandel Peninsula before? No stress, here are some answers to commonly asked questions to help you plan your getaway!
Is the Coromandel worth visiting?
Yes! The Coromandel Peninsula is a must-see destination for its stunning beaches, lush forests and abundance of outdoor activities.
With over 90 kilometres of hiking trails winding across the landscape and plenty of activities like swimming, fishing and diving, Coromandel Peninsula has something for everyone who’s looking for an escape.
Not to mention the delicious seafood selection this part of New Zealand is so renowned for! Coromandel Peninsula is truly a piece of paradise that should be high on your list when planning an unforgettable getaway. There are plenty of free things to do in the area as well!
How long is the drive from Auckland to the Coromandel Peninsula?
The drive from Auckland to Coromandel Peninsula takes around 2 hours and 30 minutes, depending on where your final destination is.
For example, it will take just under two and a half hours to get to Whangamata but it would take you just under 4 hours to get to Port Jackson.
How long does it take to drive around the Coromandel Peninsula?
It takes about 5 hours to drive around the Coromandel Peninsula. However, it’s highly unlikely you’re going to be doing that all in one go!
Plan on taking in the scenery and stopping at all the best spots along the way, and you could easily spend a week or more journeying around the Coromandel Peninsula!
When is the best time to visit the Coromandel?
The best time to visit the Coromandel is during the summer months, from December to February when the weather is warm and sunny, perfect for enjoying the region’s beautiful beaches and outdoor activities.
However, this is also peak tourist season, so if you prefer a quieter visit with mild weather, consider going in the shoulder seasons of spring (September to November) or autumn (March to May).
These periods offer a pleasant climate and fewer crowds, making it easier to explore the Coromandel’s natural beauty and attractions at a more relaxed pace.
Conclusion: Where to stay in the Coromandel Peninsula
So there you have it, your complete guide to the best places to stay in Coromandel Peninsula! As you can see you’ll want to make sure you leave plenty of time for your trip so that you can really explore this stunning part of the world properly.
Needless to say, with its gorgeous beaches and lush native bush, the Coromandel Peninsula is a great destination for couples looking for an unforgettable getaway. It’s certainly one of my favourite places to spend the summer, thank god it’s a quick road trip from Auckland!
So why not come and explore this amazing part of New Zealand with your significant other? You won’t be disappointed!
