Just 10 minutes north of Punakaiki, Kai’s Retreat sits high on the hillside overlooking the Tasman Sea, offering breathtaking sunsets and a true sense of peace and seclusion. Relax in the outdoor bath, surrounded by native bush, birdsong, and sweeping coastal views. It’s the perfect place to slow down, reconnect with nature, and experience the raw beauty of New Zealand’s West Coast. Spend your days exploring rugged beaches, nearby rivers, and the region’s incredible walking and biking tracks. The space This spacious holiday home features 3 double bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and an open-plan living area with stunning ocean views. Guests can enjoy the onsite Weber BBQ, plus the convenience of a washing machine and dryer. The home is fitted with 2 air conditioning/heat pump units to keep you comfortable year-round, along with high-speed internet throughout the property. Perfect for families, the property offers a fully gated deck, making it safe for toddlers and young children. For those wanting to explore the water, 2 kayaks are available for guest use. Guest access Car parking for 4 cars Other things to note Whether you’re travelling with family, planning a romantic getaway, or simply seeking time to recharge from busy life, we warmly welcome you.

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Punakaiki is a peaceful coastal village on the rugged West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, best known for its dramatic limestone coastline, native rainforest, and laid-back atmosphere. Guests love the area for its natural beauty, quiet surroundings, and easy access to outdoor adventures within Paparoa National Park. The biggest attraction is undoubtedly Pancake Rocks and Blowholes Track, where layered limestone formations and powerful ocean blowholes create one of New Zealand’s most photographed natural landmarks. Nature lovers also appreciate the abundance of walking tracks nearby. The Pororari Gorge area is popular for rainforest walks and river scenery, particularly Pororari River Track, while the Truman Track leads through lush subtropical forest to secluded beaches and cliff viewpoints.