Added: Aug 10, 2010

From: NavigateOceaniaNZ

Duration: 2:33

Split Apple Retreat Split Apple will make the most discerning wishes for relaxation and rejuvenation come true, in a setting you have to experience to believe. Right on the borders of the famed oceanfront Abel National Park, this lodge combines sleek Japanese inspiration with the very best of professional hospitality and offers sensational guest suites. But there's more. This is also a wellness centre and the three exceptional meals a day are based on functional foods, of which every ingredient is healthy, expertly prepared by a culinary artist and chosen to guide you towards greater health and vitality. The style and variety of Split Apple's meals reflect the very best of regional ingredients in dishes carefully planned to enhance your experiences here, often with a chic Eastern touch, too. Optional, personalized wellness program by a world-renowned health professional is available. Split Apple Hideaway Be among the first to call this cliff-edge villa of hideaway luxury your own. An idyllic masterpiece of design and comfort in a New Zealand bush setting, there are cliff edge sea views from each of its four amazing levels. The perfect retreat for making family memories, it's also the most romantic imaginable choice for a wedding on a private golden beach. The minimum three-night stay includes your choice from four BMWs -- a 330, a 540, an M5, or an X5. Winner of 2009 New Zealand Master Builder Award of the Year and 2009 Bathroom of the Year. It features every conceivable modern luxury and media amenity and is furnished throughout with sleek Italian furniture and spectacular modern art by seascape artist Christian Lassen, Douglas, Volk, and American pop-culture icon Peter Max. There's a superb chef's kitchen-with-a-view. Take the 'Full Privacy' option to cook entertain for yourself and your friends. A private path leads directly to the golden sands of Venture Cove Private Beach and just five minutes drive away you'll find Marahau, the gateway to the famed Abel Tasman National Park.

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