On the north west coast is the historic and picturesque Coromandel Town. Set on a large natural harbour, with its extensive green-lip mussel, salmon and oyster farms, the town has kept much of its 19th-century architecture, when it was a booming gold mining and logging town. Nowadays it is quiet and charming, an artist's haven with great cafés. The Driving Creek Railway trip through the forest-clad mountains is also very popular. Try the spectacular route 309 across the mountains to get there.
Jane and Chris are very lovely host. The B&B is perfect as start for a lot of activities in the area. Chris had prepared a perfect information book of the B&B and the area. He gives a lot of hints and it is very interesting to talk with him. The breakfast is great and have a huge wariety...
Lars Mittender
This B&B ticks all the boxes. it feels like a home from home with its immaculate interior and tasteful decor. It is clean with very comfortable beds and a delicious breakfast. The swimming pool will come into its own on hot days. The hosts, Jane and Chris make you feel welcome and are a font...
Gaby Hall, Chester UK
Greeted by name upon arrival. Excellent attention to detail. Everything very well set out and really well looked after. We have no hesitation whatsoever in recommending (and have already done so for friends). Thank you very much Jane and Chris for looking after us!
BillB_10, United Kingdom
