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The "Large" Platter
Antipasto Platter shown in the blog was a "small" one - here is an example of the l"large" size.
Our Native Bush
The colours remain vibrant even in the summer
New Kopu Bridge is now open
The journey to the Coromandel has all of a sudden become much faster and easier
Dining alfresco is always popular
Extended families enjoy sharing a meal under the trees.
Another great start to the summer
The weather has been great and the gardens and bush are better than ever
What else is new??
Driveway Upgrade
The trucks, diggers and rollers have just left and our drive is now smooth and wide. We miss the vegetation - but know our guests will appreciate the updated look.
"We loved the space, sights and chalet and especially the Goddess Food Platter"
Platter for guests on Monday
$100/night WHAT A BARGAIN
Great way to spend an autumn's weekend.
Fishing at Marokopa
Warwick and I (plus our son and Boo and Berry) had a break away at Marokopa earlier this week.
Matatoki Farm Cheese
Organic, made on-site
Matatoki Cheese Factory
Great place to stock up the picnic basket when going out to Broken Hill walks.Or have your lunch there - picnic tables in the sun/shade or sit inside.
Summer 2011
We have had some lovely guests this season.
Summer 2011
Riverside Garden
New Season Renovations
Queens Birthday Weekend
Boo and Berry take a day trip to Long Bay
Spend an Autumn Weekend at Te Mata Lodge
Homegrown Festival May 2010
Homegrown Festival is coming back to Coromandel this May with loads of events - food trails, markets, tractor bash, food workships, local music festival an arts tour and the Monteiths Cafe Crawl. Something for everyone. Go to www.homegrownfestival.co.nz for details.
And then book your accommodation at Te Mata Lodge. By then it will be cool in the mornings and evenits - so the beds will have their electric blankets, the heaters will be installed in all rooms and you can have a lovely cosy, autumn break on the Coromandel!
Trip Advisor - Te Mata Lodge #1 in Thames
Summer on Te Mata Creek
kayaking a favourite activity
Guest comment
Pohutukawa in bloom
The pohutukawa over the swimming holes are in bloom, and are a gorgeous backdrop to a swim or kayak. Water is warming up - about 23 degrees, and getting warmer every day.
Renovated cabins
"Sleeping" cabin (double and bunks)
Renovated cabins
New "lounge" cabin
Press Release - Scallop Festival
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