Slipper Island Resort

Slipper Island Resort - A secluded island retreat with private beaches, volcanic landscapes, and self-contained accommodations

Slipper Island Resort occupies 95% of the 224-hectare island, granting guests access to white sandy beaches, volcanic cliffs, and sheltered bays for swimming and snorkeling. Accommodations include self-contained chalets with kitchens and BBQs, as well as glamping tents featuring queen-size beds and ocean views. The Safari Tent offers additional space with a bunk bed, a well-equipped kitchen, and an outdoor deck. Guests can explore Crater Bay's volcanic formations, hike to a solar-powered lighthouse, or kayak along the coastline. A continental breakfast is available each morning at Slipper Island Resort. The island has no shops or restaurants, requiring visitors to bring their own supplies. Wildlife includes endangered New Zealand dotterels, farm animals, and a year-round fire ban is enforced.

Pros

Private access to nearly the entire island, including secluded beaches and volcanic landscapes.

Self-contained accommodations with kitchens, BBQs, and outdoor decks.

Proximity to snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking trails with panoramic views.

Solar-powered lighthouse and volcanic rock formations for exploration.

Petting zoo with alpacas, horses, and farm animals.

Cons

No Wi-Fi provided; guests must rely on personal mobile data.

No restaurants or shops on the island, requiring advance supply purchases.