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.thecheesebarn.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
We stayed here for thee nights and absolutely loved the accommodation. We were greeted by name on arrival. Accommodation is excellent room was spacious clean and lovely decorated. It was great to have your own patio area. There is also a guest sitting room and beautiful garden with a pool. Jane...
Elizabeth
The hosts were incredibly friendly and helpful, really nice room with a small balcony. Breakfast from the upstairs balcony overlooking the bay was fantastic, we sat inside the second morning but still a great view and to top it off the breakfast was superb. Simply the best B&B we have ever...
LeicesterCityFan12, Kibworth Beauchamp, United Kingdom
Chris gave us excellent recommendations for restaurants, beaches, and hikes. Jane’s homemade muesli with fruit and cooked-to-order breakfast was delicious. We appreciated their warm welcome. The location is perfect to explore the area.
Amy Savage, Stuttgart