Situated a stones throw from the Mohaka River
Modern style hut with seperate ablution block
Access by helicopter or four-hour hike
Protected by traditional Māori totems known as
Pou, the lodge itself allows you to connect to the history of the land. The lodge is located at the same site as the original
whare (house) - where the local tribes would collect food. The name Waiokaka mean water (Wai) and birds (Kaka).
Experienced guides are available if you'd like to learn more about the Māori culture, learn traditional skills or participate in authentic activities that showcase Māori culture.
If you're after some rest and relaxation, the Mangatainoka Hot Springs offer just that. Take a mini-adventure across the Mohaka river in our raft which attaches to a guide rope that crosses the river.
Once on the other side of the river you are just a short walk away from enjoying the warm therapeutic water of the Mangatainoka Hot Springs.
Go during the day or take a soak under the stars at night. With three newly renovated pools, surrounded by decking and seating, there is plenty of room for everyone.
First come first serve, no bookings required.
No. of people | Helicopter | Access Fee |
---|---|---|
per load | per person/night | |
1 - 3 | $1,100 | $105* |
4 - 5 | $1,500 | $105* |
1 - 3 passenger flights are in a Hughes 500 with a max load of 400kg.
4 - 5 passenger flights are in an AS350 with a max load of 580kg.
Helicopter Load & Capacity and Terms & Conditions
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The whenua (land) whakapapa has a rich historical and spiritual significance to Māori. All activities on the land go towards preserving it for future generations and supporting local initiatives.