Hokitika Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

Packed our ever-increasing mess into the car and got going soon after eight. Stopped at Murchison for a lovely toasted sandwich and coffee, sitting outside on a bench in the sun. Carried on to Westport which was very quiet on a Sunday, so we carried on to Cape Foulwind and saw lots of fur seals, including some very young pups. Also several wekas...

Long drive down from Nelson, stopping at the longest swingbridge in NZ, over the Buller river. Where we panned for gold (and found some), got eaten alive by sandflies :-( We took the quick route back tandem comet!! and were told to "fly like a bird", basically a zip line with harnes/chairs, Ellie in front, me behind. Another stop at Cape Foulwi...

Ill skip some stuff. Campsite was full but we found an awsome one in a car park on the sea wall that had power (that was about all) it was exactly like being down St Ouens on the sea wall and plugging in - great. Fantastic meal out then we conked out only to wake as I said with aching legs! On the road again and we visited the Pancake Rocks - th...

Got up and decided Museli was not good enough for us anymore so headed to Hokitika for a McDs breakfast. We didn't take into account McDs don't build restaurants in a town with only 2 people living there, so we had to eat at a geasy spoon. Spent an hour looking for a jade necklace for Clare as Hokitika is the place for jade in NZ. We eventually ...

A night here, and drove to the gorge and the lake and saw some great glacial waters