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‘Charming Creek’ offers West Coast Bed and Breakfast accommodation
Charming Creek B&B, what makes our bed and breakfast special...





Sleep to the sound of the waves!

Behind, the bush-clad high plateau and the spectacular one-day Charming Creek Walk - in front, the Tasman Sea.

Try our driftwood-fired hot tub at sunset on the edge of the waves - unforgettable!

All suites with ensuites, massage showers and garden sundecks - Swiss Espresso machine for fresh ground coffee, wireless internet.

Lonely Planet recommends us as a great base from which to enjoy the new Denniston Mine experience, the Nile River Underworld Glowworm Rafting, and over 81 walks around Buller.

Cafes and art closeby - easy day trips to Pancake Rocks, Denniston, and the Oparara Wetlands. Breakfasts included. Dinner available via advance booking. Non-smoking inside.

Special Packages

The 2-night Charming Creek Walking Package offers:

  • 1st night Dinner at one of our local cafes (not included)
  • Day two Delicious continental and cooked breakfast to set you up for the day - and a gourmet picnic lunch to have along the way.
  • After the walk: A beer at the pub on the way home? A glass of chilled vino in our day retreat caravan by the sea? A sleep?
  • Then a 3-course dinner with the menu and dishes cooked specially for you followed by
  • Your own personal ocean-edge hot tub lit by candles and torches and an early settler's wood-fired stove - soak and sip in comfort yet under the stars metres from the pounding surf. Stay as long as you like in our beautiful hot tub nature garden.

     

  • Departure day - continental breakfast

    Price: $420 (double) including GST, meals, and accommodation. Alcohol additional.

    • History of and Snaps from Charming Creek Walkway rated in the top five of daywalks in the South Island

    The Charming Creek bush railway was built to carry out timber and coal from the Charming Creek Valley
    The Charming Creek bush railway was built to carry out timber and coal from the Charming Creek Valley. Given the narrowness and turbulence of the Ngakawau River gorge, it was an amazing feat, built by two Scots who were brothers - George and Robert Watson. It was completed about 1912 with wooden rails and worked by horses before steel rails and rail tractors were introduced in the 1920's. It was closed Sept 1958 but remains open today for walking (all seasons) and mountain biking (except around Xmas and Easter).

    The Charming Creek bush railway in the Charming Creek Valley

    Please note there is no single price available - singles wishing to book the luxury walk need to 'buddy up', or book with a friend and twin share, or pay full price.

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