The Land
Port Tarakohe Services Limited manages land adjacent to Port Tarakohe in the Harbour of Golden Bay, South Island of New Zealand.
Golden Bay is located in the South Island's north-west corner.
PTSL continues to improve the land for future developments. The operational limestone quarry within the property’s boundaries assists with land development. There are extensive development sites and roading infrastructure in place.
PTSL is open to proposals for long-term business options for both the land and rock resource use. Contact Sonya Tuerlings for more information.
Land and Port Overview
Quarry and Land
Land Overview
The 82 hectares of land adjacent to the Port has industrial and rural zoned land.
Panoramic views of Golden Bay from elevated flat-land sites overlooking Golden Bay.
15 hectares of sub-tropical rainforest (1000+ year old trees) and 30-50m high limestone cliffs (identified as an area of Outstanding Natural Landscape).
Land immediately adjacent to an historic site of National and International significance. Abel Tasman Memorial site. New Zealand’s first encounter between Europeans and indigenous Maori.
30 hectares of working limestone quarry (screened from view by rock walls).
There are 50 hectares of green buffer zone around the property.
A fresh water supply, heavy duty power supply and sewerage at the property boundary.
Established roading in place and building platforms established.
Stable rock floor base to the area.
Dust and noise easements.
