Location Ambiance Tranquility
Experience the timeless charm of Paihia at Paihia Jewel – your stylish retreat just 650 metres from the sun-kissed Paihia Beach and town centre yet nestled against a tranquil DOC reserve where you will hear the wonderful New Zealand birdlife and may even spot a kiwi!! Our property blends elegant English Colonial character with large dining area and a separate large lounge in an open plan flow while providing all the modern conveniences to ensure an unforgettable stay.
So much to see - So much to do
The two-bedroom villa boasts large, well-appointed bedrooms, each featuring its own ensuite stocked with complimentary toiletries. Enjoy your private wrap-around deck and a secure, fenced play area – ideal for families. The apartment’s fully equipped kitchen comes complete with an oven, microwave, kettle, as well as pots, pans, crockery, and cutlery. For your relaxation, unwind with a large 65" flat-screen TV with satellite channels,and indulge in a soothing soak in the spa bath available in one of the bathrooms – perfect for enjoying with a glass of wine. Complimentary WiFi, private parking, and a dedicated entrance further enhance your stay.
Step outside onto the terrace to relish an al fresco dining experience with stunning garden views, or fire up the barbecue and dine on your private balcony during the warmer months. With family-friendly rooms andlarhe formal dining and lounge areas, Paihia Jewel is designed to cater to both relaxation and adventure.
PAIHIA - The heart of the bay of islands
Nestled in the heart of the Bay of Islands, Paihia is a town steeped in history and natural beauty. Just a short drive from Waitangi—the birthplace of modern New Zealand and home to the historic Treaty of Waitangi—Paihia offers a glimpse into the early encounters between Māori and European settlers. Its preserved colonial architecture and significant landmarks reflect a vibrant past that continues to shape its unique character.
Today, Paihia is a lively hub for both cultural exploration and outdoor adventure. Visitors can embark on scenic boat cruises and dolphin watching tours, or enjoy activities on land with options like golf, hiking, and snorkeling. Guided tours delve into the region's rich Māori heritage and colonial history, while a calendar of cultural events showcases traditional music, dance, and cuisine. Whether you're exploring the rugged coastline or teeing off on a local course, Paihia offers an immersive experience where history, activities, and tradition seamlessly blend together.
