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Motel accommodation in Nelson New Zealand (NZ) by Tahunanui Beach and close to Nelson airport and Nelson City
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RESERVATIONS
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Nelson
NELSON - was named after the British Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson, who defeated both the French & Spanish Fleets and was killed at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805 at the age of 47. Nelson is New Zealand's second oldest city and was settled in 1841. Many of Nelson's Roads & Public areas are named after the people and ships associated with the Battle. Trafalgar Street being its main Street. Lord Ernest Rutherford was also born in Nelson in 1871, he was a chemist and physicist . Rutherford became known as the 'father' of nuclear physics. He pioneered the orbital theory of the atom through his discovery of Rutherford scattering off the nucleus with his gold foil experiment. He was awarded a nobel prize in 1908 New Zealand is known as a rugby nation - in fact the first rugby match took place in Nelson on 14 May 1870 between Nelson Football Club and Nelson College. Nelson has more sunshine hours than any other part of New Zealand, which is great for the outdoors and adventurous types. 
NELSON CITY - Renowned for it's 350 or more working artists, Nelson even boasts itself as having the Goldsmith who created 'The One Ring' for "The Lord of the Rings" Trilogy. Nelson was also the centre for many of the prop creations, the beer for the Prancing Pony in Bree was brewed in Nelson. Filming for Chetwood Forests, Rivendell & Dimrill Dale were also filmed in remote locations around the Nelson Region. From Kingsland Court Motel a short 5 minute drive along the scenic Rocks Road into town, past Haul Ashore Island and The Cut, will bring you to our 'City'. Whether it's pottery or photography, Nelson has it all. 
NELSON WINERIES - Nelson offers an array of beautiful boutique wineries in gorgeous settings from the hills to the plains. With local Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir winning international acclaim. Why not try a tasting or bask in the sunshine at one of the many cellar doors or enjoy a platter or lunch at any of the vineyard cafes. The vineyards offer a fantastic array of entertainment during the summer months. Why not relax and enjoy the wine and music.
One of the best known tracks in this area is the Heaphy Track a four to six day tramp taking in the spectacular views of the Kahurangi National Park This is an easy Day Trip from Nelson
In the Winter this region offers superb cross country and powder skiing at the Rainbow and Mt Robert Ski fields these have been reported as some of the best ski fields in New Zealand and are a favorite winter destination for locals and visitors.
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Kingsland Court Motel also offers and caters for the accommodation needs of Sporting Groups, Clubs, Teams and other Associations who may be visiting Nelson, New Zealand (NZ). For information use contact details on this site. | ||
44 Tahunanui Drive | Nelson | New Zealand (NZ) |
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ABEL TASMAN NATIONAL PARK - Is the smallest and most beautiful of the national parks in New Zealand. Abel Tasman National Park is a rough and mountainous area, best known for its coastline of crescent-shaped bays, and golden sand beaches, clear waters, little islands and granite headlands. Whether its sea-kayaking or tramping (the Coastal Track is one of New Zealand's Great Walks) boating, swimming, you can be as busy or as lazy as you like. Stunning country and extremely popular with tourists. The beginning of the Abel Tasman coastal track is a picturesque 1 hr drive from Nelson.
TAKAKA & GOLDEN BAY - From the limestone Takaka Hill featuring caves, sink-holes & disappearing streams to New Zealand's largest spring "Waikoropupu". And upto the end of Farewell Spit, home to renouned bird sanctuaries, Take advantage of this area and experience the true beauty and spirit of Golden Bay. Totaranui and Awaroa offer golden sand beaches and turquiose ocean.
NELSON LAKES - The Nelson Lakes National Park offers tranquil beech forests, craggy mountains, clear streams and small and large glacial lakes, in summer ideal for tramping, boating & trout fishing, not to mention white water rafting for the more adventurous.
