Mataka Station

Aotearoa New Zealand

Where Land meets Sea

From the sunlit Pacific coast across to the rugged tip of the Purerua Peninsula, and westward into the calm waters of the Bay of Islands, Mataka Station unfolds as both dramatic coastline and expansive interior.
Its shores serve as a launch point for adventure and a sanctuary for stillness.

Home to New Zealand’s largest wild kiwi population on private land, Mataka Station is a sanctuary shaped by restoration and constant care. Native bush thrives across the headland, and the land itself holds a rare responsibility — protecting one of the country’s most treasured species.

From this landscape, private access extends directly into the Bay of Islands. The Mataka Station boat ramp is among the best-positioned launch points in the region, offering immediate entry to one of the world’s most celebrated coastlines.

Anchoring this connection between land and sea is the Beach Lodge, a shared architectural space designed with scale and simplicity, set just above Mataka Beach.

• 2650 Acres

• 30 Residential Lots

• 12 Kilometers of Coastline

• 4 Private Beaches

• 850 Acres of Native Bush

• 1600 Sheep

• 200 Cattle

• 550 Olive Trees

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