CATLINS MOHUA PARK

"Everything exceeded expectations - the view, the chalet, the grounds, the peacefulness of the location." Sharon McAlpine - March 1, 2011

"Outstanding views from the very private cottage. Many little luxuries provided. Really appreciated the attention to environmental sustainability." Doug Beard - Jan 27, 2011

"The accommodation was good value for money, and genuine eco values."   Norm Kelly - Jan 5, 2011

Experience The Catlins at your own pace and in a comfortable, safe and environmentally sustainable cottage, fully equipped with bedding, cooking and eating utensils. There are 4 cottages, each self-contained, private and located on the edge of our 8 hectare native forest covenant.

In keeping with our respect and love of nature, our cottages are named for native birds, Riroriro (Grey warbler); Korimako (Bellbird); Kahu (Hawk); Karearea (Falcon)

The Catlins area in southern New Zealand is a natural retreat where wilderness and farmland coexist, where beech and podocarp rainforest with abundant native birdlife still extends from hill tops to the coast. The headlands and beaches of the varied coast are home to sub-antarctic wildlife such as yellow-eyed penguins, petrels and sealions. The Catlins is a place for those who love nature to stay a while and enjoy the freedom of the many outdoor opportunities for exploration. For more detail see the travel map below

We cater for the varied tastes of visitors to The Catlins. You can choose cosy self-catering cottage accommodation with advice from us on how to discover the area; or come on our friendly fully catered walks or ecotours with us to explore, see the wildlife and learn about natural and human history.

Fergus and Mary Sutherland.