Sandy Bay Kiwiana Classic

This Bach offers a classic Kiwiana feel with its two for one tidy old school style living quarters on a 1000m2 flat section set right next to a small canal full of pet eels along with all sorts of native birds including the Bandit Rail & Teal duck. Plenty of room for tents, back yard cricket, manoeuvring the boat etc & just 90 second walk to the beach.
Sea donut, kayak’s, water sports gear including swing-ball, cricket set, boules, frisbee etc all available for use, just respect - look after & clean after use.
Boat wash area, fish filleting station, smoke / marshmallow fire house, BBQ.

Kiwi Bach tradition is to bring your own sheets, towels, tea towels, linen etc and leave the Bach in the same state as you found it in, do the dishes & cleaning after use, take your own rubbish home with you, welcome to leave recycling behind in the designated bins available.
Please notify if cleaning doesn’t really work for you & we could have this done for a minimum fee of $120 - $180 depending on numbers.
If the Bach isn't cleaned properly you will be charged accordingly.
If any damages they will be charged accordingly.

Minimum 2nights year round.
Minimum 3nights around long weekends, minimum 4nights at easter, Christmas & New Years

Please note this Bach is ‘old school’ not new or modern so expect it not to be perfect, fine for the majority, & not always checked over after last quests, we expect all guests to leave the place in a tidy & cleaned state, respect the property, neighbours & next quests.

No party events. No Wifi.

Limited use driving vehicles & boats etc on lawn over winter months.

Full refund up to two weeks before the booking, 50% refund up to between one & two weeks before the booking, no refund within one week of booking.
As you could imagine this is a more remote place than the average general booking hence the firmer refund policy.

Tank water - boil before drinking or bring own water, please conserve water.
Colville station / store & cafe approx 35-40mins drive.
No cats. Dogs to be tied up if likely to chase native birds etc.