Te Mahoerangi Ecolodge
All Profits to the Environment
An ancient place of peace and healing for the body and the spirit. To be discovered in a special corner of Aotearoa (New Zealand) on the shores of Nydia Bay, Marlborough Sounds, halfway along the Nydia track. Welcome to tranquil, quality budget accommodation. The people who visit our backpackers hostel come away with the knowledge that they are helping to protect the natural beauty of the Marlborough Sounds. You are part of an experiment: can people, tourism and the environment live in harmony? Yes!...which is why all contributions received from backpackers are channeled towards the protection, conservation and restoration of our native flora and fauna. Should the solution be worse than the problem? No...poisons such as 1080 have no place in our ecosystem. Help the birds sing again.
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5 January 2007, Emma and Tim, Australia
“Loved our time here, looking forward to returning. Thanks so much. Great designs and concepts”
23 August 2006, Mannel, Germany
“Just the best place to come in NZ.”
5 August 2006, Kama, India/US
“Magical Visit, wonderful group of environmentally conscious people working for the common course. Very honoured to be here. Thank you all.”
31 July 2006, Sebastian, Canada
“I have no words to describe this place! I'll be back.”
8 July 2006, Allison, Scottland
“A wee Oasis in the bush. Great work. Thanks for a warm welcome night.”
14 February 2006, Kathy, Australia
“A beautiful laidback rustic experience, friendly hospitality, what more could you want!”
February 2005
“Will keep this special place in my mind!! Thank you for the nice atmosphere and good luck with all your projects. Hope to come back.”
13 February 2006, Axel, Germany
“ A place of caring about nature and people – awesome, will be back!”
4 March 2005 Tony, England
“A very special place, I have never been so sorry to leave anywhere.”
24 March 2005
“Thanks for a fantastic time! A great example of non-profit eco-tourism.”
25 May 2005, Jo, UK
“Thanks for huge mugs of hot tea and conversation by the fire! Will always remember my stay here.”