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Atlantis Hostel
Picton Backpacker Accommodation in Marlborough New Zealand Atlantis Hostel. |
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Bayview Backpackers & The Lodge
Family run accommodation. All beds made up and fabulous balcony views of the beautiful Marlborough Sounds, bay and marina. Bayview has been "home away from home" for 16 years for international travellers. |
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Blenheims Best Home Stay
The place to stay in blenheim when you come here to work in the vineyards Clean quiet with all home comforts |
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Juggler's Rest Backpackers
This lovingly renovated historic villa is an easy 10 minute stroll from the centre of town
With shady decks, comfy chairs, bean bags, hammocks and sunny chill-out areas in lush gardens, Picton's smallest hostel (with just 11 beds) is BIG on comfort. |
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Kiwi Bunkhouse - Providing work and accommodation
Kiwi Bunk House was established in 2004 to provide work and accommodation opportunities in New Zealand vineyards for travellers. |
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Koanui Lodge & Backpackers
Translated from Moari, Koanui means a large and happy place to meet and stay, and hosts Jan and Doug make every effort to live up to this. |
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Picton Lodge Backpackers
New comfortable beds, double/twin dorms.
Families and groups catered for.
Closest to Ferry terminal, Information Centre, Buses, and Railway Station. |
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Stay Marlborough: The Marlborough Accommodation Guide
Visitors to the Marlborough region have a wide range of quality accommodation options available, from backpacker hostels through exclusive lodges and resorts to luxury hotel accommodation. |
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Swampys Backpackers
Swampys Backpackers is a refurbished historical building located in the heart of Marlborough's wine producing area, well known for its crystal clear water and it is ideal for trout fishing and kayaking. |
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The Villa Backpackers Lodge
The Villa Backpackers Lodge is a 100 year old character home with The Cottage next door, homestyle hospitality - small and friendly with beautiful gardens, relaxing verandah, large private backyard, great music, and all the facilities you can expect from a good hostel. |
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The hamlet at the head of Pelorus Sound acquired its name in 1859. Havelock is named after Major-General Sir Henry Havelock, a British general who was noted for his recapture of Kanpur from rebels during the Indian rebellion of 1857. During Marlborough's gold rush of 1864, Havelock boasted 23 hotels catering to the thirsty miners working the goldfields of the Wakamarina and Cullen Creek. The village is now one of Marlborough's most popular tourist destinations.
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