Okoro Luxury Accommodation

17/09/2026

And at Okoro, exceptional cuisine is part of every stay.

Included in each stay daily changing menus that celebrates the extraordinary seasonal produce of the Nelson region, from the kitchen garden and heritage orchard to local growers and fishermen.

With the arrival of the MICHELIN Guide in Aotearoa, New Zealand is gaining international recognition as a destination for exceptional food, distinctive produce and a culinary culture deeply connected to place.

At Okoro, we’ve always believed the food journey should continue at the table.

12/09/2026

Meet The Treehouse.

A little further into the trees…

The Okoro Treehouse is a private retreat for two, perched amongst native kānuka trees with expansive views across the valley to the sea.

A super king bed. A private ensuite. A generous outdoor deck. In Treehouse dining should one wish. One may never leave.

The Treehouse is available for individual stays with the full Okoro experience, including gourmet cuisine, and access to all of Okoro's stunning amenities.

From October.

06/09/2026

Luxury at Okoro, is found in the detail.

Natural textures. Warm timber. Shadows. Soft light. Thoughtful design. Grounded in the landscape.

02/09/2026

View, views and more views

From the heated infinity (and mineral) pool at Okoro, the eye travels across the valley to Tasman Bay, the Abel Tasman National Park beyond and the drama of the sky and sea creating and ever-changing backdrop.

30/08/2026

27/08/2026

Spring is beginning to stir at Okoro.

High above Tasman Bay, the landscape begins its seasonal transformation, the native bush awakening, longer evenings arriving and the first signs of a new season across the estate.

After our seasonal hiatus the gates reopen in October... design, nature and the exceptional warmth of Kiwi hospitality.

02/02/2026

We are proud to share that Okoro has been awarded Qualmark Gold, recognising our commitment to achieving a net zero carbon footprint and to the long-term care of this extraordinary place overlooking Tasman Bay.

Set within 126 acres of regenerating native forest, Okoro is shaped by thoughtful design, environmental restoration and a deep respect for the land, its history and community. From native replanting and predator control to local partnerships and a people-first approach to hospitality, this recognition reflects a journey of care — for the land, our team and our guests.

Read the full journal entry to discover the story behind Okoro, our sustainability journey and what Qualmark Gold means for the future of this remarkable estate.

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24/11/2025

The reimagined Okoro Treehouse is capturing hearts of international guests planning to experience the quiet beauty of the New Zealand summer. Enjoying spectacular sunsets, the exquisitely furnished vast deck is perfect for dreaming and disconnecting with the interiors designed for complete relaxation.

22/11/2025

Apple Rose.
White Chocolate and Organic Apple Mousse, Heke's Herbal Apple Rose Tea, Mint Gel and an Apple Ice Cream.
Dessert deliciousness prepared by Okoro's Resident Executive Chef, Michael McMeeken.

21/11/2025

We’re proud to share a milestone that reflects who we are and what we value:
Okoro is officially carbon positive by 448,678 kg (448 tonnes) for the year ending 2025.

In simple terms, this means we’ve removed more carbon from the atmosphere than we have produced—giving back to the landscapes, people and precious ecosystems that make this place so special.

Thank you to our team, our partners and our guests for helping us tread lightly, plant trees and care deeply for the land we all love.