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Periwinkle Cottage - Eastboure Beach House

City Bed and Breakfast is proud to work in partnership with our friend Roger to promote his newly opened Bed and Breakfast.  With the same high standards, Periwinkle Cottage offers a seaside option to compliment your visit to Wellington City.

Periwinkle Cottage was built in 1914 and re-modeled in 2006.   There  is a queen-size bed with separate yet private bathroom for guests only. Guests have their own private lounge but are more than welcome to join their host, Roger, in the main lounge / kitchen area.  Periwinkle Cottage has a small yet private garden area for guests to enjoy or they may like an evening meander, with a glass of wine, to the beach only one minutes walk from the cottage.  A new spa pool has recently been installed.

Periwinkle Cottage is a 20 to 25 mins drive from downtown Wellington along the lovely Eastbourne coastal drive, or a 20min ferry from Wellington to Days Bay (pick up by arrangement).  Periwinkle Cottage is also on the bus route.  The Cottage is a 10 min walk to the Eastbourne shopping area or 25 minute meander along the beach to Days Bay.  The address is 8 Miro Street - map link.

Continental breakfast provisions, (range of cereals, yogurt, fruits, toast breads/pastries, juices, loose leaf teas and plunger coffee) free wireless internet s available and a private TV with a wide range of DVD’s should guests enjoy a ‘blaa” out! 

Rate:  1 x queen room $150 double per night.  Email periwinklecottage@xtra.co.nz for information and bookings.
 

Activities Guests may enjoy:

• Bike ride to Pencarrow Lighthouse long the rugged (yet very flat!) landscape of the Pencarrow Coast Line  - a bike is available to guests but more bikes can be organized through the Days Bay Boatshed (which also hire out kayaks and canoes)
• Walk to Butterfly Creek to take in the stunning NZ bush
• A lazy day on the beach either here on the local Eastbourne Beach or on Days Bay beach
• A shopping spree in the village with two major art galleries being “The Rona Gallery” or “Van Heldens” (Days Bay) and three ‘gift’ shops for your perusal.
• For the gym goers a ‘one-off’ visit can be arranged through the local “Physic-Studio” gym.

Cafes Restaurants include:

• The Cobar (Days Bay)
• Days Bay Pizzarrie Day – they will deliver
• Days Bay  Cafe
• The Life Boat Bar and Bistro
• Beach Café
• Spices Indian Restaurant
• Lemongrass Café
• “Gelissimo” for stunning Italian gelatos and coffee
• Good old NZ Fish and Chips (Pronounced “Fush ‘n Chup’s”!) – Eastbourne boasts two such classy outlets!

Find out more about Eastbourne here