Waiheke Island boasts many fantastic attractions, gorgeous beaches and stunning views + award winning vineyards and restaurants, arts, theatre and music culture.

The diverse range of people who live and work on Waiheke make this island truly unique.

Activities on Waiheke

Activities range from those suitable for families, children of all ages, wine or art connoisseurs, those looking for a thrill, explore nature or those simply looking to burn some energy.
Close to us are: Onetangi Beach, for safe swimming and beach lounging, surrounding walks, Forest & Bush Reserve, Children’s playground, Eco-Zip (Flying Fox), Wild on Waiheke, Adventure Fishing Charters, Waiheke Board Riders, Stony Batter War Tunnels and The Eastern Loop Road.

Dining on Waiheke

Dining is a definite treat! You will find Metro Winning Restaurants, Beachside Café’s, authentic cuisines, Lunch bars and a delicious array of ethnic foods at the Saturday Market.
Close to us are: Charlie Farley’s and The Boathouse Bar & Cafe (overlooking Onetangi Bay), Takeaway Fish and Chips, Pizzas & Burgers, Casita Miro, Poderi Crisci, Passage Rock, Tantalus, Te Motu – The Shed, Stonyridge.

Vineyards on Waiheke

Vineyards are in their element and for wine lovers; you don’t have to look far. The Waiheke climate offers wine growers the absolute best for growing voluptuous fruit and producing stunning wines. Waiheke is on top of the stage for its Red Wines in particular; however some of the Chardonnays are just gorgeous.
Close to us are: Obsidian, Miro, Tantalus, Te Motu, Stonyridge, Poderi Crisci, Passage Rock, Man ‘O’ War.

Art, Theatre and Music on Waiheke

Art studios are most commonly found at the artist’s place of residence or in the main town of Oneroa at the Waiheke Community Art Gallery. If you time your visit right; there is a bi-annual Sculpture on the Gulf event that showcases many talented artists from around the world. The pieces are located along a coastal walk way and is a free event running from the end of January to mid February.

Artworks showcases local theatre productions, musical and dance events and the Waiheke Community Cinema hosts new release movies, with sofas for you to lounge back in while you watch the movie.

The Musical scene on Waiheke covers all tastes; Blues, Soprano, Choirs, Rock and Cover bands. There are many local venues that showcase live music throughout the year so check out the local papers during your stay.

• Batch Winery 3 course winter dinner deal

  June 8 @ 5:00 pm - October 28 @ 9:00 pm

• Last Laughs Tuesday Night Comedy

  August 28 @ 7:00 pm - November 27 @ 9:30 pm

• THE CHILLS- Snow bound tour with STEVEN GUNN

  October 7 @ 7:00 pm - 10:30 pm

• Waiheke Walking Festival

  November 17 - November 25

• Sculpture On the Gulf

  January 25, 2019 - February 17, 2019

We have managed the Onetangi Beach Apartments for the past 11 years and our dedication to quality guest service is shown in the many happy guest reviews.

You are warmly welcomed by our professional and friendly team who wish to make your stay a truly unforgettable experience.

Here at Onetangi Beach Apartments we take pride in offering a clean, tropically relaxed venue with a guest focused team.

Our team work incredibly hard to ensure you have everything you need; from a friendly face on arrival, clean and well-maintained apartments, local knowledge and enjoyable grounds.

They are a happy crew who like to have fun, smile and enjoy their time at work.

If you need anything at all during your stay with us, Please do not hesitate in asking one of us!

We all look forward to seeing you soon, on our little piece of paradise!

How you can help?

Protecting the Sand Dunes
Sand dunes are vital to the survival of beaches and protect homes and habitats further inshore from salt spray and sand. Beaches, with their associated sand banks and sand dunes, are coastal shock absorbers, diffusing the impact of ocean waves. The sand dunes are part of the natural cycle of shore protection and the plants and animals that live on them contribute to this dynamic process.

Threats to the sand dunes

• Development occurring within the dunes
• Introduction of exotic plants and weeds that invade and displace natives pests, like rabbits and possums, eating native dune grasses
• Vehicles, motorbikes or dune buggies
• Foot traffic and ‘dune surfing’
• Construction of seawalls and other structures that interfere with natural coastal processes.

How to prevent damage to the sand dunes?

• Use the walkways down to the beach instead of walking over the dunes
• Leave the Beach Litter Free by putting your rubbish in the bin
• Keep your Vehicle off the beach to prevent damage to Dunes as well as nesting of Coastal birds
• Have your dog on a leash when on the beach to keep them from running through the dunes and to stop the disturbance of the birds etc, follow the dog rules

Waiheke Forest and Bird Reserve and The Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand offers a looped track through Onetangi Reserve. This private scenic reserve which is open to the public has five entry and exit points, and consists of mature Pohutukawa, Taraire, Nikau palms, Rimu, Miro, Matai, groves of Kauri and grand viewing points.

Please note all our Apartments have a strict No Smoking policy and our Courtyard garden is also Smoke Free. If your apartment smells like smoke on your departure – you will be charged for an extra nights’ accommodation.

Cancellation Policy

To confirm a reservation, a deposit of the first night’s accommodation is required. Where a one-night stay is booked, the full 1 night’s accommodation is charged in full.

In the event that a reservation is cancelled the following cancellation fees apply:

• Cancellations made more than 14 days prior to arrival will incur a $50 administration fee.
• Cancellations made 14 days to 48 hours prior to arrival will incur one (1) night’s accommodation charge.
• Cancellations made within 48 hours of arrival or a no-show will incur full payment of the booking. We will endeavour to re-sell the apartment/s and will refund the amount processed if successful.

**NOTE: Cancellations made within 7 days of arrivals due between 25th December and 10th January require full payment of booking.**

There is an additional occupancy surcharge of $40.00 per extra guest, per night.

Seasonal Rates Apply as follows;

Peak Season: 24^th Dec – 10^th January annually

Summer Season: 1^st November – 30^th April annually

Winter Season: 1^st May – 31^st October annually

We have a five-night minimum stay from 26th December through 10th January annually.
Two-night minimum stays are required on Friday and Saturday nights year-round. One-night stays over the weekends may be available at the Manager’s discretion.