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37 THE Landing Motel
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37 THE Landing Motel

5.0 star property
9.8 out of 10, Exceptional, (260)
37 THE Landing Motel
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Awa Motel

Awa Motel

15 The Strand, Whakatane
The price is SAR 269 per night from Jun 20 to Jun 21
SAR 269
SAR 312 total
20 Jun - 21 Jun
includes taxes & fees
9.2/10 Wonderful! (596 reviews)
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The women of the Mataatua Canoe, left to themselves when the men went ashore for the first time, found a waka (canoe) drifting out to sea again. The paddles were forbidden to women, but a high spirited teenager, Wairaka, who was the daughter of Chief Toroa, boldly seized one of the paddles and paddled the waka back to shore. As she did this, she shouted, Kia Whakatane au i ahau:, and her actions saved the women but also coined the name of the town. A bronze statue of Wairaka stands on a rock at the Whakatane Heads to commemorate this act.
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