Lancewood Villa Ltd

01/12/2023

27/10/2023

SH6 WHANGAMOA TO RAI VALLEY – SLIP REPAIRS

Plan ahead for daytime STOP/GO’s with a 30km/h temporary speed restriction in place between Whangamoa and Rai Valley from Tuesday 31 October to mid-December, 7am-6pm weekdays.

Please expect DELAYS of up to 15 minutes when travelling through this area.

Outside of work times, the area will remain under a temporary speed limit.

In the event of bad weather, work may be rescheduled, and an update will be provided in the comment section.

You can read the full media release here: nzta.govt.nz/state-highway-6-rai-saddle-slip-repairs-about-to-begin

Thank you for your patience and understanding while we gained access to private land for these essential works to take place.

Haumarutia tō haere - Drive safe. ^JP

27/10/2023

Welcome to Mārahau, gateway to the Abel Tasman National Park.

22/09/2023

Spring into school holiday mode with AbelTasman.com!

The Abel Tasman Coastal Track offers endless opportunities to enjoy the National Park and surrounding coastline. The walk to Anchorage from Mārahau takes around 4 hours, but for families with young children, we suggest a tour.

Reveal the activity:
https://www.nelsontasman.nz/visit-nelson-tasman/spring-into-school-holiday-mode/

22/09/2023

Welcoming the new grass control crew.

22/09/2023

15/09/2023

Welcome to The Moutere - New Zealand’s oldest pub, Established 1850

15/09/2023

15/09/2023

14/08/2023

Pupu Hydro Walkway traces the water race of the historic Pupu Hydro Station. One of Golden Bay’s most enjoyable short walks, the walkway showcases a beautiful array of native bush, as well as the historic engineering feat that is the 1.6 km long water race that supplies water to the hydro scheme.

Waikoropupu Valley was worked for gold from the mid 1800s until the early 1900s. The water race, built to support this, was completed in 1902 by the Takaka Sluicing Company. Following the decline of gold returns in the area, operations ceased and the water race fell into disuse for more than decade.

After restoration work in the 1980s by the Pupu Hydro Society and the wider Golden Bay community, the power station was back in working order. Today, the annual output is 1.8 GWh. Information panels along the walkway provide further details on the interesting history of the scheme.

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30/09/2022