Club Lavaud

Discovered by Captain Cook in 1770, Banks Peninsula protects Akaroa Harbour, home to Club Lavaud. In 1840 Club Lavaud's namesake, Captain Charles Lavaud, led 63 emigrants to settle the area and, through the Treaty of Waitangi, pronounced British sovereignty. However, these hearty French nationals remained to settle Akaroa. In 1850, many British joined the French settlers and so helped establish one of New Zealand's main whaling and fishing ports. Besides rich history, guests will find great relaxation and recreation in the area. Experience the beach, tennis, horseback riding, and golf, all within easy reach of the resort.

Checkingin

Check In Days: Fri

Check In Earliest: 15:30

Check In Latest: 15:30

Check Out Earliest: 09:30

Check Out Latest: 09:30

Check in is not permissable before 3.30pm., In preparation for your upcoming trip check for any vaccine and/or testing requirements, travel restrictions, policies, or mandates related to Covid-19 to and from your destination. Resources available online include, but are not limited to, government, airline, and your host resort’s website., No Pets. Please contact the resort directly regarding its ADA/general service animal policy., This resort does not offer daily maid service.

Mandatory Fees: Mandatory Security deposit is 200 local currency. Cash or Credit is accepted.A security deposit is required at check in either by cash or credit card.