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Pleasant Point Accommodation

At the moment, Pleasant Point has no Wotif-listed properties available, so you may have to look at booking your accommodation a little further afield. Seadown is 13 kilometres away and has some excellent places, like the Baywatch Motor Lodge, Parklands Motor Lodge, Pleasant View Bed and Breakfast, Comfort Hotel Benvenue, Blue Dolphin Motel, Townhouse Motel, Ashbury Park Motel, Homestead Lodge Motel and Anchor Motel - Hostel.

Car Hire in Pleasant Point

Unfortunately, your hire car choices surrounding Richard Pearse Airport are few and far between. You'll have to travel a little further out to find a ride.

Holidays to Pleasant Point

Over hearing your mates jabber on about their unreal holidays? Don't even want to think about looking at another jaw-dropping travel pic on your feed? It's time to experience your own unforgettable adventure in Pleasant Point. Set things in motion right now by researching some basic details.

Pleasant Point is a short commute from some areas of note, such as Timaru. To reach it, you'll need to journey southeast for 14 kilometres. Curious about how far you'll be from the nation's capital? Wellington is 450 kilometres to the northeast, which is useful to know if it's also on your travel itinerary.

If you're holidaying with the kiddies and they're starting to get fidgety, why not test their general knowledge to see if they know what the population of this part of Canterbury is? (It's around about 1 000 in case you're wondering yourself.)