Summary:
Perched above the long white arc of Onetangi Beach, The Point is a light-filled coastal retreat with sweeping sea views, generous indoor–outdoor living, and relaxed, welcoming spaces made for slow mornings, beach days, and long evenings with the people who matter most.
The Space:
The Point by Stay Waiheke is designed around sunshine, views, and easy living. The main level opens into a bright, open-plan living area with large windows pulling the ocean into the room. A chef’s kitchen anchors the space, complete with quality appliances, great bench space, and a dining table with room for everyone to gather. The lounge features comfortable seating, a gas fire for cooler nights, and SKY Sports/Movies plus Netflix for unwinding after a full day at the beach.
Large glass doors open the home to wide decking, an entertaining area, flat lawn, and a private six-seater spa pool — all positioned to make the most of those big northern views.
Three bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a laundry sit on this main level. Upstairs, the master suite feels tucked away and calm, with its own ensuite and private deck that looks directly over Onetangi Bay.
A private track leads down to Onetangi Beach with its 2.5 kilometres of soft white sand, swimming, and three great seaside restaurants.
Bed configuration:
Bedroom 1: Super king bed (can be split into singles on request)
Bedroom 2: Super king bed (can be split into singles on request)
Bedroom 3: King bed
Bedroom 4: Queen bed
Guest Access:
Guests have full access to the house, decks, lawns, and spa pool.
Check-in: 2:00pm
Check-out: 10:30am
Early check-in or late check-out may be available for a fee, depending on same-day bookings before or after your stay. We can confirm closer to the time.
The Neighborhood:
The Point sits just above Onetangi Beach, one of Waiheke’s most loved stretches of sand, with long walks, safe swimming, and relaxed seaside dining. A few minutes’ drive brings you to some of the island’s top wineries, tasting rooms, and cellar doors.
Close by:
Onetangi Beach (track access from the property)
Ki Māha, Three Seven Two, Charlie Farley’s
Stonyridge, Te Motu, Tantalus, Obsidian, Miro/Casita Miro
Onetangi cafés and shops
Saturday Farmers’ Market (Ostend)
Woolworths supermarket (Ostend)
Getting Around:
Regular buses run between Onetangi, the main villages, and the passenger ferry at Matiatia. Routes 50A and 50B operate throughout the day, stopping at key beaches and wineries.
Buses from Onetangi continue on to all major wineries, The Heke, Oneroa Village, and the passenger ferry terminal.
Taxi and rideshare options are available, though can be limited at peak times. There is easy parking at the property.
Other Things to Note:
Other Things to Note
The property uses rainwater, so mindful water use is appreciated.
Spa pool rules apply — children must be supervised at all times.
Minimum stays: 7 nights mid-December to mid-January, 3 nights rest of January & all holiday weekends, 2 nights all other times.
Interaction with Guests:
Our team is available 7 days a week, 8:30am–5:00pm, and for urgent property issues after hours.
For life-threatening emergencies, always call 111.
For urgent property issues like fire or major water leaks, call our after-hours number.
