Nikau Lodge Bed and Breakfast, Kaikoura, New Zealand Victorial B&B Accommodation in Nelson, New Zealand

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The Lodge

Relax in the garden hot-tub, sit on the verandah with a glass of wine and gaze at the stars and snow-capped mountains with view of the bay or enjoy our lounge for cosy evenings next to the woodfire.

Breakfasts

Enjoy our continental breakfast with tea/coffee, fruit juice, fresh greek yoghurt, muesli and cereals, fresh fruits and fruit salad, different varieties of bread with butter and/or a selection of jam, honey, peanut butter etc...Or indulge yourself with one of our great cooked breakfasts !

The Lodge

Relax in the garden hot-tub, sit on the verandah with a glass of wine and gaze at the stars and snow-capped mountains with view of the bay or enjoy our lounge for cosy evenings next to the woodfire.

Breakfasts

Enjoy our continental breakfast with tea/coffee, fruit juice, fresh greek yoghurt, muesli and cereals, fresh fruits and fruit salad, different varieties of bread with butter and/or a selection of jam, honey, peanut butter etc...Or indulge yourself with one of our great cooked breakfasts ! kitchen: NIkau Lodge Kitchen

Nikau Palm

Nikau Lodge is named after the Nikau Palm, this tall, slender and graceful tree with its sensual bulbous curves leading into a spreading latticework of branches is the only native palm in New Zealand. The Nikau is the southern-most palm in the world. It is easy to recognise in the bush with its circular trunk, ringed with evenly spaced scars from fallen leaves which are up to 3 metres in length and at their base circle the trunk completely.

In Spring it sprouts large clusters of mauve flowers which burst from the base of the lowest branch. Initially this is sticky and sweet and attracts insects, in particular bees before it develops to the next stage of producing deep red berries.

The Nikau can grow to 15 metres in height. It thrives in sheltered positions and can be found in coastal and warmer inland forests of the North Island and some parts of the South Island. The Nikau Palm is very hard to transplant and the one we have in the Lodge's garden was planted over 40 years ago !

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