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A view of Little Kaiteriteri beach and the blue waters of Tasman Bay glistening back at you is what you have to look forward to during a stay at Kaiteriteri Crib! Kaiteriteri Crib is a quirky and low-key holiday spot that is well-equipped for a chilled out visit to this stunning part of New Zealand. Newly renovated to bring a fresh feel of modernity with double glazed windows, insulation, lining, floorings, furnishings and heating. The first place to start is the wonderful outdoor living on offer! Take your pick from the elevated sundeck which leads out from the living, dining and kitchen area, ideal for a cool spot to get out of the afternoon sun, the patio furnished with sun loungers for soaking up some vitamin D, or the outdoor dining table on the sundeck, equipped with a great sun umbrella for summer alfresco meals and BBQs! Indoors you won't be missing out on the views either. The open-plan layout, plenty of large windows, and the sliding glass doors mean the view still pours in and creates a wonderful atmosphere and backdrop to your holiday. Sleeping up to six guests in two-bedrooms, spread across two levels, allows for a good family set-up and a few different options for sleeping arrangements. There is also enough parking for two cars on-site right by the front door when it's time pack up! Make the most of the location as you will be just a 4-minute walk from Little Kaiteriteri beach, and a less than 10-minute walk to the local store, cafes and bars. For day trips, head over the hill to stunning Marahau and explore the beautiful Abel Tasman National Park. Excellent brown trout fishing is available in either Riwaka River or Motueka River, as well as in the numerous rivers of Golden Bay. The spectacular limestone caves on the Takaka Hill are worth visiting on a day trip. Kayaks and sailboats can be rented on the Kaiteriteri beach, and guided kayak trips into Abel Tasman National Park are also available. Make this your base for a great...

Abel Tasman National Park is the smallest National Park in New Zealand, but it is one of the most scenic. Abel Tasman boasts pristine white sandy beaches, tranquil estuaries and wonderful forested headlands. The Coastal Track is world famous, and visitors can choose to explore it on their own, or with a guide. Other ways to explore the coastline include sea kayaking, yacht, or water taxis. At the southern entrance to Abel Tasman National Park there is fantastic opportunity for visitors to swim with seals.