This Info Pack has been designed to help educators plan and coordinate field trips to Northland, for students focusing on key aspects of Tourism or Hospitality in their studies. Information has been provided about available and discounted accommodation and food options for groups, as well as interactive sessions at operational business and activity sites. Sessions include a combination of talks from industry professionals, on current and relevant business and tourism topics, as well as discounted activity options, for those looking to combine practical learning opportunities with time spent in an operational environment. More information on Education and Training options in your region can be found at www.tourism.net.nz

Activity And Talk Options

NorthlandInc

Session Overview: Nau mai, haere mai. Northland Inc. is the combined Economic Development Agency (EAD) and Regional Tourism Organisation (RTO) for the region, working to; support a prosperous and thriving Te Tai Tokerau Northland economy, identify and focus on activities and relationships that strengthen, grow and diversify the region; support wellbeing and equity, and sustains and improve the environment.

Taitokerau Northland is not only a place of astounding beauty with rugged coastlines, sweeping turquoise bays, ancient kauri forests and abundant wildlife, it is a place of deep cultural and historical significance, from the arrival of Kupe the first Polynesian explorer to Aotearoa shores to the first encounters between Māori and Pākehā peoples. The Taitokerau Northland region covers a large geographical area including the three districts of Far North, Kaipara and Whangārei, several tribal rohe and is home to some of New Zealand’s most recognised visitor icons and attractions such as Tāwhiti Rahi / Poor Knights Islands marine reserve, Waitangi Treaty Grounds, Motukokako / Hole in the Rock – Bay of Islands, Tāne Mahuta in Waipoua Forest and Te Rerenga Wairua / Cape Reinga. While the region remains relatively undiscovered, the product on offer and visitor experience continues to build in areas such as luxury accommodation, world-class golf courses, art and cultural experiences centred around storytelling, and walking and cycling trails.

Talk Topics: The knowledgeable, local team can provide a talk for groups on the following topics, if contacted in advance:

• Tourism in Taitokerau Northland and Aotearoa New Zealand
• Who they are and what they do
• Regenerative Tourism
• Marketing, communications and media
• Business and product development
• Trade marketing
• Destination Management

Timings: Allow approx. 15-30 mins for talk + Q&A

Location: 35 Walton Street, through the carpark opposite the Whangarei Dry Cleaners and Gengy’s Restaurant

Opening Hours: 8.30am - 5pm, Monday to Friday

Contact: Amy Simpkin; Portfolio Support, Destination Management Plan – [email protected] / 09 438 5110

Cost: FOC

Other: Taitokerau Northland Destination Management Plan

Manea Footprints of Kupe

Session Overview: Footprints of Kupe offers you a unique cultural encounter, journeying into Te Ao Māori, the Māori world. Hokianga is uniquely associated with Kupe as the place he secured for his descendants before leaving on his return voyage to our ancient place of origin in the eastern Pacific.

Within a generation, those descendants, our ancestors, returned to these shores. These events and histories are the foundation of our identity. Manea: Footprints of Kupe was developed from a vision had by local Kaumātua (senior tribal Elders) for preserving their heritage and sharing it with the world.

The descendants of Kupe welcome you, as do the spirits of our ancestors. Enter Te Hokianga-nui-a-Kupe, our sacred cradle of tribal histories. Walk with us in the footprints of our ancestor – Kupe the intrepid, Kupe the voyager, Kupe the discoverer.

Activity Options: Schools and groups will be warmly welcomed to Manea with a pōwhiri (traditional welcoming ceremony). They can then engage with our local guides to learn about the very beginnings of our nation’s history, ask questions, and view the dynamic 4D Theatre presentation, which captures Kupe’s journey to Aotearoa. Following this, you will move to view the surrounding landscape and capture pictures with the wonderful Hokianga harbour backdrop. Groups can then take their time viewing their historical Interactive gallery, which shares essential elements of our history.

Timings: The experience lasts at least 75 minutes, but they advise making more time to enjoy the local surroundings or link into other activities in the area.

Location: 41 Hokianga Harbour Drive, Opononi, New Zealand 0473

Opening Hours: 9am – 4pm Daily

Contact: Max Lloyd –[email protected] / 027 553 1041

P/P Cost: Adults $65 / Teens $12 / Child $6.00

Other: All schools and groups will need to be accompanied by their local guides; therefore, bookings are essential. They also have a set ratio for supervision for the safety and management of groups. Their education staff will help to plan your visit.

Educational Materials have been developed by a qualified education specialist to support schools before, during and after the visit.

Kiwi North

Session Overview: Kiwi North want you and your students to enjoy museums just as much as they do! Their aim is to create an exciting and inspiring learning environment for your students. The Education Team at Kiwi North wants to support immersive learning experiences and can do this onsite or at other venues in Tai Tokerau. They make the paperwork easy with only 1 planning form and provide RAMS itinerary. Teachers can choose from available programmes or they can create an experience just for you.

Talk Topics:

• Natural History and Environmental Sciences: Live flora and fauna of the nocturnal kiwi house are at the heart of these programmes which reflect a growing interest in green issues, interaction with the local environment and how to protect it for future generations. Group size: min. 1 class, max. 2 classes.
• Social History and Heritage Technology: Kiwi North holds extensive social history collections which tell the local stories of both Maori and Pakeha settlers. Changing displays tell the stories of the many people who have made Whangarei their home. Educator sessions help students to answer important questions: Why have people come to live in Whangarei? Where did settlers come from? What challenges did they face? Group size: min. 1 class, max. 2 classes.
• Physical and Chemical Science Technology: The Education Centre at Kiwi North provides a stimulating learning environment where students can carry out hands-on investigations and explore the technology of collection items. Group size: min. 1 class, max. 2 classes.

Kiwi North’s Educator is also able to run sessions off-site covering Environmental Education for Sustainability; these sessions can be run at: Bream Head Conservation Trust, Dragonfly Springs, Department of Conservation, Tangihua Forest, Oroga Bay, The Whitebait Connection and Pukenui Western Hills Forest Trust. Topics for off-site sessions include environmental science and conservation methods, pedology, limnology, freshwater wetland ecology, flora and fauna, nature journals and Kauri dieback.

Location: 500 State Highway 14, Maunu, Whangarei, Northland (2 hours north of Auckland and 10 minutes from Whangarei CBD. City bus route #6 to Maunu)

Opening Hours: 10am - 4pm daily

Contact: Suzanne - [email protected] / 09 438 9630 ext. 804 OR fill in the LEOTC School Booking Form

Cost:10% discount for group bookings of 10+. Adult $20 / Seniors & Students $15 /Child 5yrs+ $5

Other: Please check out this planning your visit guide. Kiwi North's Educator also supports other museums and venues and can offer talks at the following places, on the following topics:

• Butler Point Whaling Museum, Mangonui – social history, engineering, chemistry & oceanography
• Clapham's National Clock Museum, Whangarei – horology, time
• Dargaville Museum, Dargaville – Maritime history and gum-diggers
• Kauri Museum, Matakohe - climate change, technical revolutions, social history and native forestry
• Packard Motor Museum, Maungatapere - the impact of mechanisation and transportation
• Pioneer Village, Kaikohe - archaeology, architecture, sustainable living, technology, social history
• Waipu Museum, Waipu - celestial navigation and migration
  
  

Explore Group - Bay of Islands

Session Overview: Fullers GreatSights and Explore have been at the forefront of marine Tourism in New Zealand for nearly 100 years in the Bay of Islands. We operate the iconic Hole in the Rock and the Cream Trip which has been educating and entertaining the public since 1926, thrilling visitors on our fast boat to the Hole in the Rock -Ocean Adventure, refreshing guests at the Otehei Bay Café and Bar on Urupukapuka Island, sharing our rich cultural and natural history on our Cape Reinga Day Trip and many more options.

Topics: Base Manager Ryan Doherty has a wealth of experience speaking to school groups on a variety of subjects including the below and would be happy to facilitate meetings with other local organizations.

• HR
• Sustainability and Eco-Tourism
• Marketing
• Operations
• Importance of cultural history

Timings: Departs at 10am April to September / 8.30am or 2pm October to March

Activity Options:

• Option 1 - 4.5hr Hole in the Rock Trip

An extended island stop (schedule dependent) can involve some guest speakers from Project Island Song or the Department of Conservation to talk about the conservation and species reintroduction efforts happening in the Bay of Islands. There is also the possibility to maybe go for a bushwalk to meet some of the native species, or talk about careers in Conservation Tourism. As the latest NZ curriculum covers the Treaty of Waitangi, it's also an option to cover off some of the places of first European interactions and significant historical destinations if chartering a vessel.

• Option 2 - 11 hour Cape Reinga and Ninety Mile Beach

Location: Paihia, Bay of Islands

Opening Hours: 7am - 6.30pm Peak Season. 8am - 5pm Off-Season

Contact: Chris Kurien; Local Area Sales Manager - [email protected] / 021350817

P/P Cost: $67.50 p/p. Depending on how many numbers you have, it may also be more cost-efficient to do a charter departure to work around your schedule. We could also look at offering a BBQ buffet lunch out at Otehei Bay, packed picnic lunches or a simple snack lunch. Prices from $12pp to $35pp.

Other: Minimum group sizes would be 10 pax for a standard cruise, 20 pax if we were to look at getting DOC or PIS as guest speakers etc. We have a fleet of vessels of various sizes from 34 pax to 230 pax so we can tailor departures to your group sizes.

Adventure Forest

Session Overview: More than a hundred schools have elected to make a trip at Adventure Forest. Their fun and safe activity stimulate students to challenge their balance, conquer their fears, build up confidence and develop safety awareness. The park offers a large range of high circuits and obstacles, so students from years 1 to 13 can go at their pace, support each other and be truly proud of their achievements. Prepare for 2 to 3 hours of thrill and action!

Activity Options: The park offers a large range of high circuits and obstacles, so students from years 1 to 13 can go at their pace, support each other and be truly proud of their achievements.

Timings: 2-3 hours

Location: Maruata Rd, Glenbervie Forest, Whangārei

Opening Hours: Weekends and School Holidays, 10am - 4pm

Contact: [email protected] / 0210 485 300

Cost: To book your School Group accommodation and experience, contact us today to discuss your requirements.

Other: Safety is top priority. All courses are equipped with a continuous belay system. Unique in NZ, this feature eliminates the risk of participants inadvertently detaching themselves from the lifelines. Safe, smart and simple. Adventure Forest are proud to run a very safe operation with zero accidents since their first school group visit in 2008. Adventure Forest is registered with WorkSafe and undergoes external safety audits every year. Staff will welcome the group, supply the safety equipment and deliver a comprehensive briefing. From there, the students will progress by themselves under their teacher's and parent's supervision. Their activity is designed for recreational purposes, it’s up to the school group to tailor their trip in order to meet their learning objectives.

Hundertwasser Art Centre

Session Overview: The Hundertwasser Art Centre celebrates Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s lived vision - a life in harmony with nature and with individual creativity - alongside world-class contemporary Māori art - and we can’t wait for schools and Kura Māori to step inside. Inspired by Hundertwasser and the shared synergies with te ao Māori - they are excited to introduce a multi-disciplinary, horizon-expanding experience, encompassing themes of art, identity, architecture and ecology - aligned with the NZ Curriculum and reflecting some of today’s most pressing global concerns.

Topics: Hundertwasser Art Centre offer a guided exploration of the Hundertwasser Art Centre with Wairau Māori Art Gallery led by our talented educator. This is followed by the option for students to express their own creativity and consolidate their learning with a hands-on studio session in line with the themes they have explored.

Activity: There are 2 options for your visit to the HAC

• Guided Exploration (Interactive tour)

Adaptable to all levels (ECE, Years 1-13). An interactive and discussion-based exploration of the Hundertwasser Art Centre with Wairau Māori Art Gallery led by talented educators. The journey will take you through the:

• Building (Architecture) - An embodiment of Hundertwasser’s vision - inside and out, this building is an artwork in its own right. It also has its own story to tell - one of community, creativity and recycling!
• Hundertwasser Exhibition - Come face to face with a selection of Hundertwasser’s paintings, graphic works, tapestries and original posters, as well as architectural models, tree tenants and even his prototype humus toilet and water purification plant.
• Rooftop Forest - Get amongst nature with 4,000 locally-grown plants including natives, fruit trees and plants with medicinal qualities. You’ll also find one of the rarest plants in the world – the Three Kings Kaikōmako.
• Wairau Māori Art Gallery - With a changing exhibition schedule, experience a unique space dedicated to showcasing world-class contemporary Māori art in Aotearoa.

• Guided Exploration + Studio Session (Workshop)

The guided exploration is followed by the option for students to express their own creativity and consolidate their learning with a hands-on workshop in line with the themes they have explored. These workshops are inspired by Hundertwasser’s Five Skins and can be tailored to your focus theme or a subject area. Workshops for Wairau exhibitions will be developed in line with each specific exhibition by Wairau.

Timings:

• Guided Exploration: Duration: 1 - 1.5 hr
• Studio Session (workshops): Duration: 1 - 2hrs

Location: 81 Dent Street, Whangārei

Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday, 10am - 5pm

Contact: [email protected]

Cost: $5 per student

Other: Rules around visiting with Covid-19 restrictions:

• All educators and staff are fully vaccinated, will wear masks and maintain 1m distance from your group.
• The school class/group will remain together and is treated as a bubble.
• All children aged 12+ are required to wear face masks unless a valid exemption is presented.
• All adults are required to wear face masks at all times unless a valid exemption is presented.
• School groups are to maintain social distancing of 1m from other visitors.
• Vaccine Pass requirements for teachers, parent helpers and students aged 12+ are the responsibility of the school, please contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

Waitangi Treaty Grounds

Session Overview: The on-site and hands-on learning experiences at the Treaty Grounds provide excellent opportunities for students to critically engage with Waitangi, the place, Te Tiriti o Waitangi and The Treaty of Waitangi. Their on-site programmes are developed by their own NZ trained teachers and link closely with the NZ Curriculum. All visits are carefully planned in conjunction with the visiting teachers to ensure your particular focus/requirements for the visit are met.

Activity options:

• Visit Te Kōngahu Museum of Waitangi or Te Rau Aroha Museum
• Guided tour of the grounds
• Cultural Performance with pōwhiri
• Practical activities, such as learning waiata, art, craft and technology activities, traditional games and re-enacting parts of historic events

Topics: Please contact Sales & Marketing - [email protected] to discuss which topics you would like to hear about

Timings: The 3-hour Education Experience runs twice a day. Monday -Friday (9:30am and 1:30pm) excluding public holidays

Location: Waitangi Treaty Grounds, Tau Henare Drive, Waitangi

Opening Hours: Daily, 9am to 5pm

Contact: Rehupo Kara, Education Administrator

Cost: 3-hour Educational Experience (includes Cultural Performance)

• NZ secondary students: $15pp
• Supervision ratio: (supervising adults are free of charge): 1 adult:10 students
• Additional adults outside supervision ratio: $30pp

Packed lunches (need to be pre-ordered): $13.50pp (includes: 1 x sandwich, 1 x fruit & 1 x sweet item e.g. slice/brownie/muffin). Please advise of dietary requirements and allergies at time of booking.

Other: Please contact Rehupo to discuss your educational or EOTC needs and for details of the H&S documentation

Bay of Islands Adventures

Session overview: Xtreme Jet Bay of Islands is the Bay’s newest and fastest boat trip around the bay. With speeds of up to 80km/h you're in for an absolute trip of a lifetime while viewing the best parts of the Bay of Islands!

Activity option:

• Xtreme Jet Boating. Tour around the beautiful Bay of Islands at speeds of up to 80km/h. With twists, turns and spins that will make you scream with excitement!
• Glass Bottom Boat. Tour to the hole in the Rock, a fantastic trip for the whole family! Departing from Paihia Wharf to the Hole in the Rock via Okahu Passage.

Timings:

• Xtreme Jet Boating - 30 min
• Glass Bottom Boat – 2hrs

Trips depart at 10am April to September / 8.30am or 2pm October to March

Location: Paihia Main Wharf, Paihia 0200

Opening hours: Friday - Sunday: 9am - 5pm (weather permitting)

Contact: Theresa - [email protected] / 0800 000 026

Cost: Please contact Theresa for group prices

Other:Children = 12 & under 100cm min. height

Food Options

Northland Catering

Menu Type: Individual packs, buffets, finger food, all day corporate catering, tea and coffee stations

Best for: Delivery, collection, grab and go style, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, evening, off-site events

Location: 8 Vine Street, Whangarei

Opening hours: Monday - Friday 9:30am - 3pm (please follow up with an email or text and they will get back to you outside these hours). The kitchen operates a variety of hours 6 days a week

Contact: [email protected] / 027 521 5765

Cost: See website for all PRICING OPTIONS

Other: Please get in touch if you require catering not mentioned on their website

Zane Grey's Restaurant & Bar

Menu type: Mixing a great location with delicious food, you can be sure of a great dining experience when you visit – no matter for breakfast, casual lunch, comfy cocktails or a more formal setting! They can cater for most requirements including vegetarian, allergies and groups!

Best for: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Location: 69 Marsden Road, Paihia

Opening hours: Monday - Friday 8am - 1am, Weekends 9am - 9pm

Contact: 09 402 6220 / [email protected]

Cost: Menu from $10-$45

Mcleods Pizza Barn

Menu type: A la carte/takeaways. Pick-up available is also available.

Best for: Lunch and Dinner

Location: 2 Cove Road, Waipu

Opening hours: December - January: 12pm - 9pm, daily. February - November: 12pm - 9pm, Wednesday to Sunday.

Contact: 432 1011 / [email protected]

Cost: $15-$30

Other: McLeod’s Pizza Barn operates on a first-come, first-serve / no bookings policy. They can however reserve a large table that fits a minimum of 12 to a maximum of 20 people for lunch or dinner.

The Coffee Pot

Menu type: Café / Cabinet Food.

Best for: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner

Location: State Highway 1, Kaiwaka. Easy to find on State Highway 1, the main road north, with a large safe parking area in front.

Opening hours: Closed Monday. Open Tues – Fri, 8am – 3pm. Sat/Sun – 8.30am – 3pm

Contact: [email protected] / 09 431 2389

Cost: $10-$30

Other: Only 10 mins to the beautiful Mangawhai Beach, 20 mins to Langs Beach and Waipu Cove. Only 30 mins to the famous Matakohe Museum, 45 mins to Whangarei and only 1 and a half hours from Auckland.

Whare Waka Cafe

Menu type: Café / Cabinet Food

Best for: Breakfast / Lunch

Location: Waitangi Treaty Grounds, Tau Henare Drive, Waitangi

Opening hours: Daily, 9am-3pm

Contact: [email protected] / 09 402 7437 ext. 252

Cost: $10-$25

Other: Whare Waka Café is also open to the public (not just those visiting the Treaty Grounds).

Accommodation Options

Russell Orongo Bay Holiday Park

Overview: Orongo Bay Holiday Park are passionate about all students having an equal opportunity to see and touch the topics they are learning about, to get out of their comfort zone and grow themselves. It doesn’t matter about their background, their culture or their beliefs. They aim to provide your school group with a memorable, educational and fun experience outside the classroom. They work closely with you to provide personalised itineraries that fit within your constrained budgets in line with curriculum requirements, incorporating social sciences, history, geography, people and places. Their holiday park is situated in a picturesque location surrounded by 14 acres of native bush that makes learning easy, and only a short trip to Russell and Waitangi both rich in NZ history and culture

Activity options:

• Māori cultural education activities to schools and where students have learned the art of hāngi, planted trees, sung waiata and heard Māori legends around the fire pit.
• Students can explore the Kiwi trail looking for Kiwi (and may be lucky enough to see one in the wild)
• Teaching students about the 14 acres of native flora and fauna including the 55 species of birdlife, as well as the pest control work they undertake that enabled them to win a Predator Free award and encourages the birdlife and native trees to flourish.

The experienced team are all police checked and will provide you with assistance throughout your stay.RAMS form can be provided for you to adapt for your group.

Accommodation type:

• Lodge: Enjoy exclusive use of the Lodge offering 12 separate outward facing rooms accommodating around 70 guests at any one time. The Lodge hosts a fully equipped kitchen leading out to a lounge with large stone log fire and dining area that open out onto a large deck. Dedicated use of male and female bathrooms completely separate from any other guests. A marquee can also be set up alongside the Lodge (by prior arrangement) offering an extra undercover area.

• Camping: Camping with exclusive use of facilities and reserved areas of the Park – just for your group. Additional cabins and a variety of self-contained accommodation are also available.

Location:5960 Russell Road, Russell, Bay of Islands, New Zealand

Contact: [email protected] / 09 403 7704

Cost: Rates for school groups are available upon request

• Lodge: From $22/child pn / $30/adults pn
• Camping: From $12/child pn / $16/adults pn

Other: With prior arrangement, the Holiday Park can provide for cooking, cutlery and crockery requirements or catering options. Any bookings made between (including) June and October, Russell Oronga Holiday Park will donate 10% of accommodations costs back to the school.

The Rock Bay of Islands Adventure Cruise

Accommodation Type: An EOTC with a difference! Have you ever thought of having a class camping trip overnight on a boat in the beautiful Bay of Islands? This company works with a number of schools and colleges to provide a large stable venue, with heaps of activities, creating fun Education Outside the Classroom Adventures in a safe environment. The accommodation deck is upstairs, giving sea views from every cabin. Downstairs is spacious and the dining area is configured as one long table, so that everyone eats together and is also retractable, allowing even more space when not in use.

Location: 69 Marsden Road, Bay of Islands, Paihia 0200

Contact: Marlane - [email protected] / 09 40 27796

Cost: To book your School Group accommodation and experience, contact to discuss your requirements.

Other: Comprehensive H&S Policy / Procedures available. The Rock Adventure Cruise is fully catered and can manage any dietary requirements. The Rock Adventure Cruise is accredited with Qualmark GOLD, MaritimeNZ, are DOC approved for guiding and members of TIA NZ.

Haka Lodge Paihia

Whether you’re a sports group heading away for a training camp or competition; bunch of mates heading away for the weekend; or a special interest group exploring the local area, Haka Lodge Paihia is the perfect place for your stay. Manaakitanga is the act of hospitality where guests arrive as manuhiri (visitors) and leave as whānau (family). You’ll see what this means when you come and visit! Take advantage of the fact you can take over an entire dorm (plus additional rooms) for your large group accommodation needs in Paihia.

Accommodation Type: Find the budget accommodation that suits you best. 13 rooms with a mix of shared dorm rooms (with bunk beds) and private rooms (some with ensuite) with space for up to 42 guests.

Location: 76 Marsden Rd, Paihia, 0200

Contact: [email protected]/ 09 402 5637

Cost: To book your group travel accommodation at Haka Lodge Paihia, contact to discuss your requirements.

Other: If you’re a sports or school group and looking to take the stress out of your trip, talk to Haka Educational Tours or Haka Sports Tours and they’d love to help!

Whangarei Falls Holiday Park

Affordable Accommodation for Backpackers – Campers – Families. Set amongst tree-lined gardens, they provide an ideal base for:

• Diving at Poor Knights Islands
• Kensington Sports Stadium
• Local golf clubs
• Glenbervie/Parihaka mountain bike tracks
• Whangarei Falls
• AH Reed Memorial Park and Kauri Walkway
• Tikipunga sports grounds
• Abbey Caves

Accommodation Type:

• Standard Cabin with Kitchenette: Cabins vary in size and layout, accommodating 1 - 6 pax, depending on guest requirements. Cabins contain a combination of double bed and single bunk beds. All linen is included. The kitchenette has a breakfast bar/worktop, fridge, microwave, electric kettle, toaster, crockery and cutlery.
• Tent/Campervan Sites: All sites have power. Sunny and shaded sites are available. Grass or hard-surface sites are available for vans.
• Facilities: Large, fully-equipped kitchen. Free gas BBQ grill. Large, covered outdoor sitting area. Swimming pool. Hot spa-pool. WiFi – 24-hour access. TV room. Reading room with an extensive library.

Location: 12 Ngunguru Rd, Glenbervie. Located just 5km from Whangarei City Centre. Beautiful Whangarei Falls and scenic bush tracks are a 2-minute walk away from the holiday park. Local shops and bus stops are nearby. For ease of access, either the #3 or #3A CityLink busses will bring you out to Whangarei Falls, approximately 300m from the hostel. Bus schedules can be found by clicking on the route number.

Contact: [email protected] / 09 437 0609

Cost: Prices may vary. Call or email for the latest deals

• Standard Cabin: Double/Twin $90, extra adult $28, extra child $23
• Tent/Caravan site powered: $30/adult, $15/child
• Tent/Caravan unpowered: $25/adult, $15/child

Other: Arrival times between 12pm and 8pm. Anyone wishing to arrive outside of these hours needs to discuss their requirements with the hosts prior to the day of arrival. Checkout time is 8-10am. If you need to check out earlier, please speak with staff the day before to arrange.