From harbour adventures to a fresh bathroom: six organisations welcomed by Wellington News

Wellington News collective placard for Blue Belle Cafe, Coastal Skin, Beauty and Wellbeing, Elite Arboriculture, East by West Ferries, Glam Bathrooms and Kaibosh.
Five businesses and Kaibosh feature in the latest Wellington News Business Directory welcome.

A coffee in Island Bay, a trip on the harbour or a plan for an overgrown tree: the latest Wellington News Business Directory welcome offers ideas for days out and jobs closer to home.

We are welcoming five businesses and a community charity: Blue Belle Cafe, Coastal Skin, Beauty & Wellbeing, Elite Arboriculture, East by West Ferries, Glam Bathrooms and Kaibosh.

Blue Belle Cafe

In Island Bay, Blue Belle Cafe is a place to stop for coffee, breakfast or brunch. Its menu offers choices for a quick coffee or a delicious meal out. Great Coffee, delicious famous pies, scrumptious brunch.

Coastal Skin, Beauty & Wellbeing

On the Kāpiti Coast, Coastal Skin, Beauty & Wellbeing offers beauty treatments including brow services and lash lifts. It is a chance to set aside a little time for yourself.

Elite Arboriculture

Trees need care as they grow, whether that means a considered prune or more substantial work. Kāpiti Coast-based Elite Arboriculture provides tree-care services across the Wellington Region.

East by West Ferries

East by West Ferries offers unique ways to experience Wellington, from exploring the city at your own pace with e-bike hire to discovering the harbour on its Harbour Tours, private charters and ticketed events.

Glam Bathrooms

A bathroom or laundry renovation can start with a small change or a complete rethink. Glam Bathrooms works across the greater Wellington region, with services ranging from minor upgrades and shower replacements to full renovations.

Kaibosh

Kaibosh rescues good food that might otherwise go to waste and redistributes it to community organisations. Its Wellington team operates from Mount Cook, helping get surplus kai to people who can use it.

The businesses’ involvement helps support free local reporting, while the directory gives readers a practical place to discover services and organisations across the region.

Looking for a service, a place to eat or an experience on the harbour? Explore the Wellington News Business Directory.