CARRINGTON RESORT BAY OF ISLANDS (BAY OF ISLANDS)
country: New Zealand, city: Bay of Islands (Karikari Peninsula)
Carrington Resort Bay of Islands 
Carrington Resort Bay of Islands, a New Zealand golf resort facility, is perfect for food lovers, those wanting a New Zealand golf holiday, or anyone who wants to enjoy the unspoiled beauty on offer at this award-winning Northland retreat.
Location
Carrington is a lodge, golf club, vineyard and 3000-acre Black Angus stud farm located on the Karikari Peninsula, in Northland on the North Island of New Zealand.The beautiful resort is set in the middle of the Carrington Farms Estate, a 3000-acre ecologically planned property of secluded virgin beaches and restored natural wetlands.
Rooms
The property offers luxury accommodation in either lodge or villa options. Each lodge room opens onto a wide veranda with views to the ocean or golf course or native bush and vineyard. The lodge connects by veranda walkways to the clubhouse, library, dining room and members' lounge. The villas offer self-contained, luxuriously appointed accommodations.
Restaurant
Carrington's dining room is open to the guests for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day of the year. The chefs craft a new dinner menu each day highlighting the current seasons flavours.
General
The resort also offers all the necessary facilities for business and weddings. Recreational amenities include a shooting range, tennis courts and a heated swimming pool and spa looking out over the Pacific Ocean.
| Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
|---|---|
| Banquet facilities Cocktail bar Conference facilities Faxing facilities Golf course Gymnasium Internet access Laundry facilities Parking facilities Photocopying facilities Reception Restaurant Room service Safe deposit box Saun |
Air conditioning Cable / Satellite TV Hairdryer Heating Iron and ironing board Private bathroom / Ensuite Radio Refrigerator Telephone Voice mail |
Extra Information:
- 25 minute drive to the airport(Kaitaia)
Address:
Maitai Bay Road
Karikari Peninsula
RD3 Kaitaia