We have been visiting many air bnbs and Kirsty and Graeme have set up a unique, back to nature, tiny house experience that is filled with warmth and love. The hut is built by hand with native woods. The beds are in a tiny house. The stove and fridge and table and burners are under a covered area. The toilet is in its own hut that might look like an outhouse except it has a flushing toilet, the smell of cedar, and a cool door that opens on the top and shuts on the bottom so you can look out at nature if you would like. The shower is wooden and has the feel of a sauna-so clean and fresh and beautiful. Everything is set up to meet your needs.
We loved feeding the kune kune pigs and being so close to the sheep and the ducks. There are private sitting areas on the lawn and under the trees.
Kirsty made excellent suggestions that helped us to enjoy both touristed places and off the beaten path gems. We were the only ones in the glowworm dell. It was like entering a fantasy land. And we were the inly ones on the Dorothy Creek trail.
If you are a bit adventurous or like being close to both nature and convenience, you will love this place. I wish we had come here when our kids were little. But it is equally fun and relaxing for those without kids.
And Hokitika is a charming and fun place to exolore.