Juliet’s beachfront bach on Wellington’s wild south coast

Skip the holiday traffic and head down to Wellington’s south coast, Juliet’s is an absolute stand alone beachfront bach at the southernmost tip of Wellington.
25 minutes from the CBD, its position at the foot of our farmland overlooking wild Cook Strait gives uninterrupted sea views across to the snowy South Island mountains.
The bach sits at the end of the bay surrounded by walking tracks and seal colonies yet close enough to town to enjoy Brooklyn’s movie theatre or coffee at one of Wellington's iconic cafes.
The Bach is completely off grid, cooking and hot water are gas heated, otherwise solar and generater power.
This could possibly be the most unique and adventurous stay available of any capital city!
If you love the outdoors, are keen on diving, fishing, beachcombing, stargazing and wild walking, you will love your stay at Juliet’s.
Special conditions:
4wd or all wheel drive is required to get to the bach, however this varies depending on the weather and road conditions.
You will also need to be prepared for whatever weather windy Wellington delivers. Whether glassy calm or wild and stormy, Cook Strait is astoundingly beautiful.

Mobile coverage: Spark is best/ Vodafone in certain areas
No pets allowed, sorry.
This property is suitable for two people only, any
larger groups and events strictly by arrangement.
Also extra guests strictly by arrangement ($40/night/guest)

If you need television, tarseal, streetlights, hairdryers and neighbours and are not confident driving on NZ farm roads, this property is not suitable for you!

Please be aware we have a strict no cancellation policy.
Security cameras on property
We have one security camera in the main room at the top of the stairs that will be turned off before any guest stays.

Extras: Linen (included);
NOTE: Under Kiwi bach tradition you are expected to: Clean the house and do the dishes before you leave, leaving the bach in the condition you found it. Please feel free to check out our other baches in the bay - Hunter and Abigail