Anglers Lodge Coromandel

Anglers Lodge Coromandel Angler’s Lodge is your Coromandel coastal haven — offering camping, comfy cabins, self contained units and unforgettable fishing charters. No experience needed.
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A perfect base for families, couples, and groups looking to unwind, explore, and reel in some memories. Anglers Lodge motel and holiday park enjoys some of New Zealand’s most spectacular coastal scenery, recreational fishing and boating opportunities. A range of accommodation options are available, from self contained motel units, cabins and powered / unpowered camp sites. A small shop with the mo

st used groceries fishing gear, ice, bait. We serve Altura organic coffee from our coffee machine. Facilities include a swimming pool, spa, games room, children’s play area, boatwash & fish cleaning area. Nearby can be found a clear flowing stream and lagoon (safe swimming and paddling for children under supervision), with beach access and beautiful bush walks just moments away. Amodeo Bay – Good land and boat based fishing territory with great snapper fishing. Anglers Lodge provides a range of boat services. Fishing charter:
Come snapper fishing in the beautiful Coromandel on our 7.5m walk-around boat. It takes less than 10 minutes to travel to the majority of our fishing spots! Enjoy our standard 4 hour or full day trip. All tackle & bait provided. Boat launching:
Boaties have use of a nearby boat ramp and Anglers Lodge offers its guests a special tractor boat launching and retrieval service . Boat wash-down and fish cleaning facilities are available on site. Boat taxi:
Spend a day fishing, or simply relaxing and enjoying the incredible scenery, on any of the many offshore islands by using our ‘Rock Hopper’ boat service. Our boat will drop you off and pick you up again after your day out. Sight Seeing Tours:
Take a trip on ‘Anglers Lodge’ around the many islands that comprise the Motukawao Group. Experience aquaculture with a visit to the mussel farms. Sight some of the many sea birds in the area with a visit to the gannet colonies or perhaps a penguin or three. Dolphins are also regular inhabitants of the area as are whales and orca, however these tend to be seasonal. Anglers Lodge is just 1 hr 20 minutes drive from Thames, and 20 minutes from Coromandel Town. Your journey will include some of New Zealands most spectacular coastal scenery. Welcome to Anglers Lodge!

Sometimes you don’t need fancy. You just need somewhere comfortable to sleep after a big day exploring the Coromandel. 🌿...
12/08/2026

Sometimes you don’t need fancy. You just need somewhere comfortable to sleep after a big day exploring the Coromandel. 🌿

Our Basic Cabins are our simplest accommodation option, sleeping two people in two single beds.

You’ll have access to our shared kitchen, bathrooms and all the good stuff around the Lodge: swimming pool, BBQ area, games room and, of course, Amodeo Bay right on your doorstep.

Perfect for mates on a fishing trip, walkers, road trippers or anyone who plans on spending more time outside than in.

📍 Anglers Lodge, Amodeo Bay

The best compliment we receive?"We'll definitely be back."So many of our guests don't just visit once...they make Angler...
11/08/2026

The best compliment we receive?

"We'll definitely be back."

So many of our guests don't just visit once...they make Anglers Lodge part of their yearly tradition.

🎣 Fishing trips.
🥾 Family holidays.
🗺 Long weekends.
🚤 A chance to disconnect from everyday life.

When somewhere feels like your little escape, it's hard not to come back.

We're always happy to welcome back familiar faces. Book your next escape at https://www.anglers.co.nz/

09/08/2026

One of the best parts about staying at Anglers Lodge? You don't even have to get your feet wet.

Our boat launching service means your boat can be launched for you, taking the hassle out of getting on the water. No backing down a busy ramp. No climbing into cold water. No stress before the day has even begun.

Just arrive, get your gear organised, and head off to explore some of the Coromandel's best fishing and coastline.

Then, after a day on the water, you're only minutes from a hot shower, a comfortable bed, and somewhere to tell the stories of the day's catch.

Less time at the ramp. More time on the water.

🎣 Ask us about our boat launching service when you book your stay.

Possibly the best place at Anglers Lodge to watch the sun go down. 🌅Our upstairs One Bedroom Penthouse looks out towards...
06/08/2026

Possibly the best place at Anglers Lodge to watch the sun go down. 🌅

Our upstairs One Bedroom Penthouse looks out towards the sea, with a private balcony made for sitting back at the end of the day and watching the sunset over the Hauraki Gulf.

Inside you’ll find a queen bed, sofa bed, full kitchen and private bathroom, with space for up to three guests.

You still get the relaxed Anglers Lodge experience…

Just with a VERY good view.

Book online at https://www.anglers.co.nz/

With 100+ Amazing reviews like this, it's no wonder our guests come back year after year. Book your next visit at https:...
05/08/2026

With 100+ Amazing reviews like this, it's no wonder our guests come back year after year.
Book your next visit at https://www.anglers.co.nz/

If your idea of camping involves native bush, birdsong and waking up overlooking the Coromandel coast… we know a spot. ⛺...
30/07/2026

If your idea of camping involves native bush, birdsong and waking up overlooking the Coromandel coast… we know a spot. ⛺️

Our non-powered campsites sit in the upper part of Anglers Lodge, tucked amongst the native bush with views over the Lodge and Amodeo Bay.

They’re ideal for tents and smaller vans, with our kitchen, BBQs, hot showers and swimming pool just a short stroll down the hill.

No power.

No problem.

Just a proper Kiwi camping holiday in a pretty spectacular part of the country.

Book online at https://www.anglers.co.nz/

Ever wondered how Amodeo Bay got its name?Long before Anglers Lodge welcomed its first holidaymakers, this little stretc...
28/07/2026

Ever wondered how Amodeo Bay got its name?

Long before Anglers Lodge welcomed its first holidaymakers, this little stretch of the Coromandel coast already had quite a story.

The name dates back to 1894, when Charles McCall arrived at what was then an unnamed bay with a raft of pre-cut timber, planning to establish a farm.

Unfortunately, the Coromandel weather had other ideas.

Heavy rain caused the creek to flood, washing away the timber that was meant to become the family’s new home. Captain Frank Amodeo, whose ship Argyle was anchored offshore, came to the aid of the McCall family as they sheltered under canvas on the beach.

His kindness wasn’t forgotten.

The little bay was named Amodeo Bay in his honour, and more than 130 years later, the name remains (along with Captain Amodeo Rd).

Captain Amodeo himself had a fascinating history. Born in Trieste in 1841, he came to New Zealand, worked as a miner in Thames and eventually became a well-known ship’s captain, travelling the Hauraki Gulf and Coromandel coast at a time when boats were often far more important than roads.

If you love these little glimpses into the history of our region, let us know in the comments and follow along.
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Sources: Coromandel Town Chronicle, April 2015 “How Amodeo Bay Got Its Name”

23/07/2026

👀🦜 Spotted in the hills behind the lodge 🦜 👀
If you hear the unmistakable screech of a kākā over the northern Coromandel, you might assume it’s a local.

But kākā don’t necessarily stay put.

GPS tracking has revealed just how incredibly mobile these native parrots can be, moving between forests, farmland, the Coromandel Peninsula and islands scattered across the Hauraki Gulf.

In one remarkable study, a GPS-tagged kākā completed a 1,000km round trip through the Waikato, Coromandel and Hauraki Gulf, a scale of movement researchers had never recorded in kākā before.

Other tracked birds travelled to Aotea / Great Barrier Island, Kawau Island and Te Hauturu-o-Toi / Little Barrier Island.

And their movements can change with the seasons. During winter and early spring, many of the tracked birds stayed within just a few kilometres of where they were tagged. Come late spring, some took off, with 10 travelling more than 100km.

It means the forests of the northern Coromandel form part of a much bigger landscape for these birds.

Places like Moehau provide important kākā habitat, where predator control helps protect them from introduced predators. But kākā themselves don’t recognise the boundaries between reserves, forests or even the mainland and offshore islands.

They can move enormous distances across the landscape looking for food and opportunity.

So that noisy kākā flying over your head?

It may be a Coromandel local. Or it might just be passing through. 🌿🦜 This playful bird spent 20 minutes hopping between branches in the bush up behind the lodge a few weeks ago.

21/07/2026

If you haven't visited our slice of paradise.. we have some of the best fishing, walks, and wildlife New Zealand has to offer. Even the drive up is beautiful.

Angler's Lodge is the perfect place to base yourself from to explore the whole region. Book now at https://www.anglers.co.nz/

Address

1446 Colville Road
Coromandel
3584

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm
Saturday 8:30am - 6pm
Sunday 8:30am - 6pm

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+6478668584

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