Beachlovers Onetangi - Walk to Onetangi Beach

Summary:

Around a three-minute walk from the quieter end of Onetangi Beach, Beachlovers Onetangi is a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home for up to six guests. Set across two levels, it offers two living areas, a full kitchen, outdoor seating, upper-level sea views and onsite parking. Flexible bedding includes two doubles, two king singles and a bunk bed for children.



The Space:

Beachlovers Onetangi is a four-bedroom home arranged over two levels, approximately a three-minute walk from the quieter end of Onetangi Beach.



The main open-plan living area combines the lounge, dining area and kitchen. Both levels receives morning light and the top level has sea views.



Large sliding doors connect the living area with the outdoor seating space, providing an easy transition between the indoor and outdoor areas.



The full kitchen is equipped for preparing meals during your stay and connects directly with the dining and main living areas.



A second living area provides additional space away from the main lounge, giving families and groups room to spread out during their stay.



Bedroom and Bathroom Configuration



Lower level



Bedroom 1: Double bed

Bathroom with toilet and shower



Upper level



Bedroom 2: Double bed

Bedroom 3: Two king-single beds

Bedroom 4: Bunk bed with two single beds – suitable for children only

Bathroom with toilet and shower



Maximum occupancy is six guests, regardless of the number of available beds.



Outdoor Area on both levels.



Large sliding doors connect the main living area with an outdoor seating space on lower level.



Parking



Onsite parking is available at the property.



Guest Access:

Check-in is from 2:00pm and check-out is 10:30am. Early check-in or late check-out may be available for an additional fee, depending on same-day bookings. Guests have full use of the home and on-site parking



The Neighborhood:

Beachlovers Onetangi is approximately a three-minute walk from the quieter end of Onetangi Beach.



Charlie Farley’s, the Beach Store, Three Seven Two, Casita Miro and Ki Māha are nearby dining options.



The Onetangi Valley is also close by, with Tantalus Estate, Stonyridge, Te Motu and Obsidian among the local wineries. Wild on Waiheke and The Heke are also within the wider area.



The golf course, supermarket and Saturday farmers market are a short drive from the property.



Getting Around:

The nearest bus stop is a short walk from the property, with regular services to Oneroa, the ferry, and the rest of the island. These buses stop outside major wineries including Tantalus, Stonyridge, Te Motu, and Wild on Waiheke.



Taxis on Waiheke are expensive, and private drivers can also be costly. Hire cars, e bikes, and scooters are often the most practical and cost effective way to explore the island.

There is on site parking at the property.



Other Things to Note:

This is a self-catered holiday home, not a fully catered stay. We provide a starter supply of essentials such as toilet paper, coffee, tea, and milk to help you settle in on arrival. Once these starter items have been used, guests are responsible for purchasing any additional supplies needed during their stay.



For properties with a fireplace, stays between 1 June and 30 September include a starter supply of firewood. Additional firewood can be purchased from local petrol stations, Woolworths, Four Square, and PlaceMakers.



Beach towels are provided at properties with an available pool or spa. Guests staying at properties without a pool or spa will need to bring their own beach towels.



Waiheke relies entirely on rainwater tanks, and water is a limited natural resource on the island. To support sustainable living and protect local supply, especially during the drier summer months, we ask guests to be mindful of their water use throughout their stay.



Minimum stays: 7 nights mid-Dec to mid-Jan, 3 nights on long weekends



Interaction with Guests:

Our Stay Waiheke team is available seven days a week from 8.30 am to 5 pm for general queries. For life threatening emergencies such as fire, police, or ambulance, guests must call 111 immediately.

For urgent after hours issues, an emergency number is provided in the arrival instructions.