The Waiheke Unlimited brand was founded and launched by owner Ed Coutts in the mid 90’s, seeking out special properties in unique places that would offer the lifestyle that clientele would desire to experience, from luxury beach-side villas to quintessential Kiwi cottages.

Villa Casita has a lovely fresh clean feel to it. The views from this Villa are wonderful, and sitting on its spacious north facing deck, furnished with table chairs and a decent sized BBQ is a great spot to while away the day. Up to 4 guests can enjoy this villa. It has most everything you may require for a relaxing comfortable holiday, and the beach is a mere 5 minute stroll down the hill. There is ample free parking at the top of the drive, where the villa is located allowing easy access. There is free parking at the resort. We encourage you to make use of the other resort facilities as they have a fantastic pool and hot spa pools as well as a great bar and restaurant overlooking Palm Beach. These are open to the public subject to availability - occasionally they will be privately reserved for large groups and their opening times will vary according to the seasons. If having access to these amenities are very important to your booking, please contact the Waiheke Island Resort Team to check availability & opening times prior to making your booking. A one off charge to access the swimming pool and spa of twenty five dollars per booking applies payable at reception.

This Waiheke Island Apartment is only a peaceful 5 minute walk to the beach, and the bus stop is only 100 meters from the driveway, so all very handy. As one of New Zealand's premier wine growing districts, you can enjoy a day of wine tasting or, alternatively, sample some of Waiheke Island's famed gourmet cuisine. If you're feeling in the mood for some outdoor activities, Palm Beach is a stunning beach and safe swimming, or try your hand at some great fishing. The island of Waiheke lays 20 kms east of Auckland in the Hauraki Gulf, belonging to the North Island of New Zealand. It is the largest of the forty or so islands within the Gulf and has 96 kms of coastline. Initially named Te Motuarairoa - the long sheltering land - Waiheke's modern name means "cascading waters" a reference to the waterfall located within the Whakanewha Regional Park.