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Private Oceanview Cottage - Wellington
9.1 13 reviews

Private Oceanview Cottage

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This self-contained cottage near Wellington offers stunning ocean views and is a 5-minute drive from two sandy beaches, 8km from Wellington International Airport, and 12km from the city centre.
The one-bedroom, one-bathroom property sleeps two, features a compact kitchen with a fridge, a private balcony, free on-street parking, and internet access.
City Cottage - Wellington
9.7 355 reviews

City Cottage

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This charming house is located in Te Aro, a lively district just a short walk from Wellington's waterfront and the city's cultural hub. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The house features two bedrooms and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to three guests. Enjoy a well-equipped kitchen, a relaxing garden, and air conditioning for your comfort, along with convenient parking and complimentary internet access.
The Sailor's Lookout - Wellington
10 16 reviews

The Sailor's Lookout

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This secluded wooden lodge offers an idyllic retreat in Wellington's Scorching Bay, situated a mere 1600 meters from Wellington Airport and 3.2 kilometers from the city centre.
This rustic cabin accommodates two guests with a double bed, basic kitchenette, and shared bathroom facilities, providing a unique nature-focused experience with no Wi-Fi and communal outdoor seating.
Millwood Studio - Wellington
9.9 85 reviews

Millwood Studio

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Millwood Studio, a self-contained apartment in the Ngaio suburb of Wellington, is a three-minute walk from Ngaio train station and a 6km drive from the Interislander and Bluebridge ferry terminals.
This well-equipped studio, sleeping two guests, features a kitchenette, heat pump, double glazing, a private garden bordering a stream, and is situated on the Te Araroa Trail, offering easy access to local shops, cafes and walking trails.

Frequently asked questions about campings in Wellington

  • What are the top attractions to visit on a day trip to Wellington?

    Wellington has plenty to offer! For a day trip, you could visit the iconic Te Papa Tongarewa Museum, explore the Wellington Botanic Garden, or take a ride on the Wellington Cable Car to the top of Mount Victoria for stunning city views.
  • What are the best holiday parks in Wellington?

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  • Which sections of Wellington are best for finding holiday parks?

    You'll find plenty of holiday parks around Wellington, but the most popular areas are usually near the waterfront, in the eastern suburbs like Miramar, or in the Hutt Valley, just a short drive from the city centre.
  • What are the best holiday parks with parking in Wellington?

  • What are the best activities for camping lovers in Wellington ?

    Wellington is a great place for camping enthusiasts! You can go hiking in the Zealandia Ecosanctuary, explore the Red Rocks Reserve, or enjoy a scenic walk along the coast. There are also plenty of opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and mountain biking in the surrounding areas.
  • Why is Wellington an ideal place for camping?

    Wellington is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, making it a perfect destination for camping. You can easily escape the city and find yourself in peaceful forests, stunning beaches, or rugged mountain ranges within a short drive.
  • What outdoor events or nature festivals are happening in and around Wellington?

    Wellington hosts a variety of outdoor events throughout the year, including the annual Wellington Jazz Festival, the New Zealand International Arts Festival, and the WOMAD New Zealand festival, which features world music and arts.
  • What should travelers know about the weather, wildlife, or natural hazards in Wellington?

    Wellington has a temperate climate with mild summers and cool winters, but it can be quite windy. Be prepared for rain, especially in winter. Keep an eye out for native birds like the tui and the kereru, but remember to avoid disturbing wildlife.
  • What family-friendly outdoor activities are available in Wellington?

    Wellington is a great place for families. You can visit the Wellington Zoo, enjoy a picnic at the Wellington Botanic Garden, or take a scenic walk along the waterfront. The city also has a number of playgrounds and parks perfect for kids.

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