Moana Lodge Wellington
49 Moana Road Wellington, North Island, New Zealand
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TravelPod Member ReviewsMoana Lodge Wellington
“A very nice and cosy stay”
stie_downunder 2 contributions
Vienna, Austria
Dec 17, 2011
our best accomodation in NZ so far! Very clean and tidy, the way I like it.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this LodgeMoana Lodge Wellington
Happy Thanksgiving, Part II
I wish I had more time to write tonight, but before going to bed, I wanted to wish everyone back home a very happy Thanksgiving. It turned into a beautiful day here and ended as a very special one. I'm staying at Moana Lodge in Plimmerton. It's a hostel, but everyone is family here. I wish you could see this place or should I say the view. It's …
Wanganui to Plimmerton
Last night when I went to bed, the forecast had been for rain all night and today. I decided to sleep in for a bit, but still rolled out of bed around 7:00. It was cloudy and wet outside, so I just took my time getting my things packed up and ready to go. About 45 minutes later I noticed it getting brighter outside, the clouds were breaking up so I …
Wellington Bootes
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It was time to bid a fond "farewell" to the South Island and so – reluctantly – the tall fella and I boarded the boat bound for the capital, Wellington (or “Welly” to its friends).
Following a night's kip at a hostel a little out of town …
Welly Fliendly
Wellington is the capital city and third most populous urban area of New Zealand, although it is likely to have surpassed Christchurch due to the exodus following the Canterbury Earthquake[4]. It is at the southwestern tip of the North Island, between Cook Strait and the Rimutaka Range. It is home to 389,700 residents.
Wellington is New …
Beehive of Activity
And so to the North Island - half the size, three times the population; Wellington has a rush hour (of sorts) and three lane motorways so it was all a bit scary for a while!
As you may be able to see, the 'new' Interislander ferry 'Kaitaki' is also an immigrant from northern climes (it says 'Pride of Cherbourg' and still has P and O signs …



