Bay of Islands Activities for Private Groups

This unique venue offers accommodation, meals, and a variety of activities, all from the comfort of a large stable platform. Whatever your group, the perfect experience to bring your team together, great family venue, a school field trip with a difference or a workshop with a view. We cater for a wide variety of events, have heaps of activities to add to the mix, providing all your accommodation and catering under one roof.

All of the accommodation is on the upper floor, leaving the spacious downstairs area for activities, socialising or relaxing. The retractable dining area means that all guests can sit together at one long table to eat together or do projects.

Guest accommodation comprises of eight cabins with a variety of bed configurations allowing for plenty of flexibility. Maximum capacity is 40.

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Would do it again without a doubt! I did this on Wednesday and had the best time!Beeb93

We took a group of 25 international students from a high school on the overnight cruise. This is the second time we have done the overnight cruise, as the first group we took also thoroughly enjoyed it. When you leave Paihia you travel out to one of the Islands to anchor overnight. You get to shoot paint balls at a fake duck they tow behind the boat, go fishing, go night kayaking and swimming. The night kayaking was the students favourite part as we got to see the Bioluminescent Algae which was amazing and a once in a lifetime experience!Nicole

The Rock was one of the first things I had the pleasure of experiencing when I moved to Paihia in January and I have been raving about it ever since!Charlotte

I went on The Rock with friends from school and we had a great 24 hours! There were tons of fun things to do on the boat from playing pool, fishing, and even night kayaking! The captain and crew were very knowledgeable about the Bay of Islands and very friendly! It felt like I was hanging out with friends instead of the crew. I would 100% recommend this to anyone who wants to see the Bay of Islands. Visited May 2016TSanders904

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