Wharekuahau Country Estate

Christchurch, New Zealand

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Stay at Wharekuahau Country Estate

Wharekauhau Lodge and Country Estate takes you back into the Edwardian times and is set in the middle of a 5,000 acre working cattle and sheep farm in the Wairarapa wine- growing region.

Why we love it

5,500-acre working sheep and cattle farm set on dramatic coastline.
Relaxing in Wharekauhau Day Spa.
Cycling around the gorgeous forests, rivers, rolling pastures and striking coastline.

Accommodation Photos

Facilities

WIFI

Luxury Spa

Private Dive Centre

Scuba Diving and Courses

Daily Laundry

Experiences

Volcanic Islands

Take a boat trip to the volcanic islands of Santorini's caldera region to see the view from atop an active volcano and swim in hot springs.

Sunset Boat Dinner

Sail off on a catamaran into the Greek sunset for a barbecue supper, with a chance to swim and snorkel off Red or White Beach.

Santorini Exploration

Head out for a day of sightseeing, taking in the traditional picturesque villages of the island, before ending with a sunset over Oia.

Wine Tasting

Spend a day with a local wine expert by visiting a variety of the island's wineries to explore the vineyards and learning about Santorini's wine production.

Food Tour

Taste some of Santorini's best offerings whilst learning about Greek traditions surrounding food, on a sunset walk around the calderas.

Archaeological Sites

Explore some of Santorini's ancient archaeological excavations, such as Prophet Elias Monastery, Megalochori Village, or Akrotiri Excavations.

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Lesley & Harry

We had such a wonderful holiday. Katie put together a brilliant itinerary, which we tweaked a little in places, and the accommodation she chose was first class. She gave us great recommendations of activities and the whole trip went smoothly. Timings worked well between destinations because she had good knowledge of New Zealand, and the driving distances, car changes, ferry crossings, meeting points for activities were all easily achievable.