Tiaki, a Maori word that carries the love and commitment of New Zealanders for the land, represents not only the promise of protecting the pure nature in front of us, but also the respect for the local multicultural culture and the efforts to enjoy this magnificent scenery together with the world and future generations. In tourism and commercial activities, how to continuously treat this land and how to operate it in a circular and sustainable manner has become the core value jointly protected by the whole country of New Zealand.
A quiet place located in the southern Alps
Located at the foot of the Southern Alps, Lake Hāwea Station is just 15 minutes’ drive from Wanaka, the town of the southern island of New Zealand. It is located on the shores of the charming Lake Hawaiya in the Southern Alps. To the east are mountains, grasses and a large beech forest. It combines the rusticity of the original New Zealand farm with the qualities of luxurious and sophisticated accommodation to bring visitors a unique vacation experience.
