Address: 2 Brenton Place, Coromandel - Whangamata, New Zealand
Situated on the southeast coast of the Coromandel Peninsula in the North Island the town of Whangamata is recognized as one of the most popular beach resorts in New Zealand with 4 kms of white sand beach and just 2 hours from Auckland airport. Brenton Lodge is situated overlooking the town of Whangamata with wide views of the sparkling Pacific Ocean but just a short drive to the ocean beaches and harbour. The beaches are safe for swimming and surfing fishing trips leave daily (weather permitting) from the wharf at the harbour end of the town (booking essential) The estuary at the Southern end also provides safe swimming and kayaking.There are a number of cafes which are able to provide excellent dining refreshments and entertainment for visitors and these are all within easy accessible distance from the unique location of Brenton Lodge. Brenton Lodge has recently been redecorated and offers four well- appointed suites all with private access and balconies.
The town of Whagamata the surfing capital of New Zealand is a popular destination for the tourists visiting the country. The beautiful town of Whagamata has a number of places to stay and visit. There are hundreds of Hotels in Whagamata in New Zealand. If you are going for budget accommodations the Brenton Lodge in Whagamata can be your right destination. The Location of Brenton Lodge in Whagamata is convenient for the travelers.From the wonderful location of Brenton Lodge in Whagamata the travelers take pleasure in the panoramic landscape over Whangamata township and scenic beaches. The visitors will enjoy well- accessible transport from here.Tourist Attractions in Whagamata:Situated 30 kilometers north of Waihi to the north of the western extremity of the Bay of Plenty the town of Whagamata has plenty of attractions to offer to the tourists. It is the 2nd largest town on the peninsula.The town offers 2 ocean beaches. Both of them are really safe for swimming and surfing. There is a well- protected boa