A rare opportunity for overseas buyers to own land in New Zealand’s iconic Bay of Islands. Set within the prestigious Omarino lifestyle community, Site 10 is one of the last remaining waterfront properties in New Zealand available to international buyers. Spanning an expansive 17.43 acres (more or less), this extraordinary site offers unparalleled coastal grandeur in a secluded haven framed by native pohutukawa trees. Located in one of New Zealand’s most exclusive gated communities, the property’s north-facing build platform and gentle elevation capture breathtaking 180-degree views, extending from Parorenui Bay to Urupukapuka Island. With Overseas Investment Act (OIA) approval in place, Site 10 presents a rare and exclusive opportunity for discerning overseas buyers to secure a prime slice of New Zealand’s coastal paradise. Oriented for all-day sun and complete with private beach access, the property epitomises the quintessential Kiwi lifestyle. A full-time maintenance team ensures the communal grounds are kept immaculate, allowing owners to immerse themselves in the serenity of this exceptional location. Key features include a private guest house and events space, a private jetty accommodating vessels up to 75 feet, and helicopter pads for effortless access to and from Auckland—just a 45-minute flight or a scenic 3.5-hour drive away. From here, the stunning 144 islands of the Bay of Islands are yours to explore, with world-class game fishing, yachting, and diving at your doorstep. Natural rocky outcrops and anchorage points further enhance the experience for recreational divers and marine enthusiasts. By day, enjoy sweeping views of sparkling waters and lush native bush; by night, the shimmering lights of yachts create a captivating tableau. Offering privacy, luxury, and immersion in New Zealand’s pristine coastal beauty, this is one of the only opportunities for international buyers to acquire such an exceptional property. Discover more at omarino.co.nz and secure your place in one of New Zealand’s most exclusive coastal communities.