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Heard(Herd) of Cows?! Quiet, comfortable and fun accommodation just 15 minutes walk through the picturesque Picton Marina to cafes, bars, shops, theatres, cruises and walking tracks. Free pickup and setdown from ferry may be available. Transfer from Blenheim by arrangement. Bee warned......this great priced accommodation is probably nothing like you have ever stayed in previously. My folly and a labour of love! If you don't have a sense of humour or don't like cows.....don't book in! :-)
Luxury self contained holiday home in the Marlborough Sounds New Zealand. 3 bedroom house with large deck with stunning sea views. Close to walks, galleries, wineries. Cafes, restaurants, supermarket and a marina are within a ten minute drive. Beach is across the road, kayaks available free of charge. Sun loungers, outdoor table and chairs on large deck to take advantage of the stunning view. BBQ, sandpit and blackboard. Portacot available. Free WIFI. New concrete driveway, and parking area
Our modest Self Contained Studio is warm, clean and cosy. Best suits a Solo/ or a Couple with a car. Only an 8 min drive from Picton and the Ferry(4Kms), the shops, cafes,restaurants,bars,museum,cinema etc and the gateway to the Queen Charlotte Sounds, lots of walks, biking tracks, with a choice of boat cruises on offer from the Picton Foreshore. Or you can drive 35 mins to Blenheim for a Wine tour, visit a Beer Garden, Omaka Aircraft Musuem, the Chocolate Factory. and more. So many options!
“Félagi minn og ég eyddum tveimur nóttum í vinnustofu Annítu og það var bara frábært. Rýmið var hreint og vel séð um. Svæðið var mjög friðsælt sem var bónus. Annita gaf okkur innsýn í hlutina og veitingastaði til að heimsækja og var jafnvel nógu góð til að gefa okkur far í bæinn þegar það rigndi mikið. Ef við myndum heimsækja Picton aftur væri vinnustofa Annita fyrsta val okkar.”
