Accommodation Overview

Discover the charm of Mahia Beach Resort, where relaxation meets adventure. Whether you're here to unwind by the beach or explore the stunning surroundings, we offer the perfect base for your holiday dreams.

Nestled in the heart of Mahia Peninsula, our beach resort is a labor of love, crafted with care to offer you a slice of paradise. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a returning guest, we’re committed to providing a warm welcome and an incredible experience.

Accommodation Options

Cabins

Accommodation Features

Reasons to be at our beach resort are never ending.

• Our Beach Vibe Facilities

• Including our BBQ area and kitchens

• 8.5 acres of park like grounds

• Our new Cafe & Onsite food, Coffee

• Bait, Real Fruit Ice creams and Ice- all available onsite

• Right opposite the  beach, at a safe swimming beach

• Great beach walks, hike up mokotahi hill

• Walking Distance to the Local Hotel-Restaurant and Refreshments

• World Class beautiful beaches

• Fantastic Fishing

• Surfers Haven

• Diving Mecca

Ample power sites, a bed for any budget, and arguably the safest swimming beaches in the Hawkes Bay

Location Information

Mahia Beach is a relaxed, family friendly paradise set on the stunning Mahia Peninsula in northern Hawke's Bay. Mahia translates to 'murmur' or 'indistinct sound'. In its full form, Te Mahia mai Tawhiti means “the murmuring of home”.

The Māhia Peninsula is a hilly promontory projecting south into the sea, between Poverty Bay and Hawke's Bay. According to Māori legend, Māhia Peninsula is Te matau a Māui - the fish-hook of Māui.

For decades, the breathtaking scenery has made Māhia a favourite holiday spot for many families and individuals. Māhia Beach has no surf lifesaving club but the beach is generally safe and relatively shallow - making it very child-friendly.

There's also a playground for the kids, while the local shop is always ready with ice creams. The 'local' is called Sunset Point, generally open year-round for lunch and dinner, while also serving as the local takeaways and bottle store. At various points during the warmer months, you can also find food trucks serving coffee and fresh meals.

Māhia township has a permanent population of around 500 people, but this number increases significantly over summer. 

There is plenty to do in the area including golf, tramping and hiking, fishing and surfing. An absolute must-do is talking the short (but relatively steep) walk to the lookout at the top of the beautiful Mokotahi Hill which overlooks this beachside haven.

Company Info

Mahia Beach Resort 
Wai Oranga Partnerships Limited