We believe that everyone has a right to travel and have a good holiday. We also believe that Northland is an enchanting destination and its tourism sector can prosper by targeting and accommodating disabled and mature tourists. Our aim is to support tourism operators to be accessible to all people ensuring that visitors with specific needs can enjoy the many attractions and activities available in Northland and will want to return with their family and friends.
The staff at Doves Tail Tourism have a personal experience of disability and a sound knowledge of what makes an environment accessible to all people. We are passionate about providing current and accurate information about the availability of accessible tourism providers in Northland so that everybody can experience the vibrant and beautiful place we call home.
A superb waterfront location in the heart of the Bay of Islands, offering uninterrupted Bay views surrounded by 60 acres of subtropical gardens and part of the historic Waitangi Treaty Grounds.
We are probably the first major hotel in New Zealand to have a mobility scooter available for hire; we also offer BUPA Medical alarms to guests who have concerns about having a medical incident, while staying with us.
Travelbug recently did a survey asking a number of questions including how many Kiwis are intending to travel over the next three months and where their preferred destination was. Whilst Queenstown was voted travellers next preferred destination, those over the age of 60 were actually keener on Northland. Continue Reading →
Guests at the Copthorne will have access to greater mobility around Waitangi and Paihia, thanks to a new partnership between Dove's Tail and the Copthorne Hotel and Resort Bay of Islands, with financial support from Top Energy. Continue Reading →
