Roadside stalls with 'honesty boxes' are a great way to find seasonal fruit and vegetables and free-range eggs. There are regular local produce markets, with breads, cakes, local cheeses, meat, nuts, olives and juices. The Coromandel produces nearly a quarter of New Zealand's mussels and oysters. And there are vineyards and local breweries nearby as well as some fabulous cafés and restaurants, cheese farms and more. www.thecheesbarn.co.nz
Food and Drink
The Coromandel produces some great food and drink, the landscape is dotted with small farms and orchards – and there are lots of ways to sample it!
What our other guests had to say
This was a beautiful home away from home. The hosts were so helpful, courteous and friendly. Comfy rooms and great shower. It is set in walking distance to downtown and right on the ocean. . They serve a delicious breakfast. Their home is as clean as I’ve ever seen a B&B. They even did...
Annette H
The bed was comfortable and Chris was welcoming. We had a nice breakfast looking out onto the water. However, the shower was very cramped, there was nowhere to put anything - there was hanging area. More plugs are needed for recharging phones etc and the guest lounge was too small. As there are...
doetje, Byron bay, Australia
Stayed here for 3 nights in January 2018. Chris and Jane were very welcoming and enjoyed talking about what to do in the area and New Zealand in general. The room was very cozy and the bed was very comfortable. Room and bathroom very clean and spacious. The plunge pool was a nice respite at the...
Diddakoi, Milwaukee, WI