EARTHSONG LODGE GREAT BARRIER ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND

Earthsong is a romantic and tranquil lodge where you will be soothed by the rustle of trees and the music of birdsong.The luxury Lodge is a unique building of straw-bale construction and has been created in harmony with the earth’s scarce resources.
Ocean View Suites at Earthsong Lodge all feature private sunny courtyards. Separated from the main lodge and connected by a cobblestone path, each graciously appointed guest suite has an entry lobby, an adjoining en-suite, and large bedroom.
French doors open onto a private veranda, providing you a quiet haven with panoramic views of the Hauraki Gulf, pristine Tryphena beaches and the Earthsong olive grove.
In your Ocean View Suite you will enjoy complimentary fresh flowers from the Earthsong garden, fresh fruit, Earthsong cookies, coffee, a range of teas, and a fine Tawny Port from Portugal.
Fly away to this romantic island paradise. Walk hand in hand along your chosen beach, where you can write your love songs in the sand. Let earth, sea and sky embrace and hold precious your sacred vows.
This is your private world where you share your dreams and dream the future into being. Earthsong celebrates the essence of romance and nurtures memories your hearts will treasure.
Earthsong Lodge can tailor a variety of adventures to suit your personal interests, coastal and forest walks, wildlife, thermal springs, mountain biking, snorkelling, historic sites, boating, swimming, surfing, fishing and kayaking.
Rare flora and fauna and endangered wildlife thrive with the absence of predators. The Barrier’s location on the edge of the Pacific Ocean means that its waters contain all manner of unexpected visitors from whales, dolphins and pelagic fish to manta rays

Earthsong has been a member of the International Slow Food Movement since the 1990s. Slow Food was founded in 1986 to protect the pleasures of the table from the homogenization of modern fast food and fast life. Slow Food initiatives promote gastronomic culture, develop taste education, conserve agricultural biodiversity, and protect traditional foods at risk of disappearance.