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CONGRATULATIONS!

The winners of our fishing trip with Mils Muliaina are:

Logan Payne of Mt Maunganui &
Cameron Scott of Auckland

  • Neil McLachlan designed apartments
  • Heritage colour scheme sympathetic to the landscape
  • Large garaging (2 cars/car & boat)
  • Gondola access to the Terrace Apartments
  • Concrete boat-ramp at doorstep
  • Restoration of historic Waihau Bay Lodge/Pub to include new restaurant and cafe
  • Proposed 100m wharf
  • Proposed Helipad
  • 2 hour drive from Whakatane

The pohutukawa lined East Coast is sure to enchant you with its raw beauty and unique local culture, but its popularity lies in offering some of the best game fishing in New Zealand.

Waihau Bay's boat-launching facilities are hassle free with no tidal restrictions due to the absence of a harbour bar. Off-shore fishing is great here too - where else can a novice regularly land a 20lb snapper from a 14-foot tin dinghy?

For those keen on trout fishing, there are an abundance of nearby rivers, as well as magnificent native bush and farmland for deer and pig hunting, camping, horse trekking, and tramping. Jetboating, scenic flights, and boat charters are also available.

At long last this wonderful area is about to provide luxury waterfront accomodation for anglers, hunters and holidaymakers alike. With the restoration of the historic lodge, and stunning heritage boatshed and modern terraced apartment designs, renowned Design Consultant Neil McLachlan achieves an harmonious blend of the old and new.

With permanent boat storage space and a boat-ramp at your doorstep, Fisherman's Retreat is a dream come true for any keen angler, or just anyone who values time-out from the mad pace of work life. Relaxing at Waihau Bay is so simple that you will look for excuses to visit regularly.

APARTMENTS FOR SALE - SELLING QUICKLY - PH 0800 88 1818

Please take time to view our other projects currently on the market: www.stpetersburg.co.nz/ & www.thedelta.co.nz/