Aroha Island offers bush cottage, lodge accommodation and sheltered beachside or bush campgrounds in a 12 ha nature and bird sanctuary. The Island is connected to the mainland by a causeway and is only 12km north-east of Kerikeri in the Bay of Islands.
North Island Brown Kiwi use Aroha Island as their wild habitat home and guests have the opportunity to hear and see them at night when staying on the island. Other rare birds also live and visit Aroha Island.
Aroha Island offers a delightful setting for special functions and provides an inspiring venue for retreats, seminars and conferences. The Visitor Centre can also be used for various kinds of community meetings.
Aroha was re-opened on 16th December 2007 after thorough renovations by the newly established volunteer community group, Aroha Island Charitable Trust and with help from funders, countless volunteers and donations.
Our Check-in Time is between 2:00 pm and 5:30 pm. Please let us know your expected arrival time.
Because of the special nature of the environment, we have a strict NO smoking, NO pets & NO fires on Aroha Island.
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