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1. Focus Paihia Community Trust (FPCT), want to ensure that w
	The aim of FPCT, on behalf of the community, is to see Paihia become an exceptional place to live, work and visit. We want to see Paihia ‘blossom’ and thrive, while retaining its friendly, village like atmosphere. http://www.focuspaihia.org.nz/ Community General

2. Sanctuary Palms Luxury Accommodation
	Luxury Accommodation overlooking the Bay of Islands, a short walk from Paihia beach. You are invited to restore your mind and body in this luxurious setting. http://www.sanctuarypalms.co.nz/ Accommodation General \| Travel & Tourism \| Serviced Apartments

3. Moir McBain Valuations
	Bay of Islands Property Valuers http://www.moirmcbainvaluations.co.nz/ Real Estate

4. Paihia Pacific Resort Hotel
	Quality hotel accommodation located in Paihia, Bay of Islands,New Zealand. Paihia Pacific Resort Hotel has a tranquil atmosphere in New Zealand's North. http://www.paihiapacific.co.nz/ Accommodation Hotel

5. Gateway Motel and Boat Hire Paihia
	Gateway Motel and Boat hire based at the northern end of Paihia Bay of Islands New Zealand. We have boats for hire and have specials for accommodation and boat hire. http://www.gatewaymotel.co.nz/ contact Accommodation Motels

6. Accommodation in Paihia Bay of Islands - Sanctuary Palms

Sanctuary Palms takes its name from the haven it provides, offering a stylish and tranquil retreat nested in a private setting, native bush and sub-tropical gardens. It is away from the tourist hustle & bustle, offering spectacular sea views over the Bay of Islands and only five minutes walk to the beach, cafes, restaurants and wharf where all the water attractions depart from.You are invited to restore your mind and relax in this luxurious tranquil setting.
https://www.sanctuarypalms.co.nz/

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7. Breakwater Motel Paihia
	Luxury waterfront accommodation in Paihai, Bay of Islands, NZ. Breakwater Motel is newly refurbished accommodation on the beach with extensive views in natural surroundings. Book online now. http://www.breakwatermotel.co.nz contact Accommodation Motels

8. Sea Spray Suite

Sea Spray Suites boasts a prime beachside location in the heart of the Bay of Islands. Just a few minutes walk from the middle of Paihia and Waitangi Treaty Grounds, Sea Spray Suites overlooks the renowned Te Ti Beach. Nestled amongst this sunny north facing bay, with the Nihonui Scenic Reserve as a backdrop, Sea Spray Suites have a commanding view out over the shimmering blue pacific water to the islands beyond … you won’t be disappointed
http://www.seaspray.co.nz/

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9. Waitangi Golf Club, Paihia, Bay of Islands, New Zealand
	Waitangi Golf Club located in Paihia, Bay of Islands, New Zealand has the most stunning sea views over the Bay of Islands area - 18 holes of awesome scenery including native fauna and flora - not to mention a great challenge for all golfers http://www.waitangigolf.co.nz/ Golf

10. The Cottage - waterfront accommodation in the Bay Of Islands

Situated on the waterfront in central Paihia is a sunny cottage with polished floors, where you can cuddle up next to the cosy fire on soft wide couches and enjoy the breathtaking views across the sparkling waters of the Bay. A golden sand beach is right on your doorstep. Swimming, golf, kayaking, tourist operators, shopping, playground and restaurants are all within walking distance. 'The Cottage' has three bedrooms and sleeps five. Rates $110 to $240 per night for the whole property.
http://www.thecottage.co.nz/

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