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Cowes Bay is situated between Days and Arran Bays on the eastern end of Waiheke. This general area was some of the first to be settled on the island by European immigrants from the mid 1800s. | Cowes Bay is situated between Days and Arran Bays on the eastern end of Waiheke. This general area was some of the first to be settled on the island by European immigrants from the mid 1800s. | ||
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| + | The Cowes Bay Hotel was popular during the 1940s with honeymooners and holiday makers wanting slightly more comfortable accommodation that was generally available on the island. | ||
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| + | Currently Cowes Bay is famous for being one of the most expensive properties available in New Zealand, valued currently around 30 million dollars. | ||
Revision as of 22:47, 22 September 2007
Cowes Bay is situated between Days and Arran Bays on the eastern end of Waiheke. This general area was some of the first to be settled on the island by European immigrants from the mid 1800s.
The Cowes Bay Hotel was popular during the 1940s with honeymooners and holiday makers wanting slightly more comfortable accommodation that was generally available on the island.
Currently Cowes Bay is famous for being one of the most expensive properties available in New Zealand, valued currently around 30 million dollars.