Barack Obama has touched down in Northland, where he is playing a round of golf at the prestigious Kauri Cliffs.
His stay in Northland looks set to be nothing short of luxurious; the former President is expected to tee off at one of the region's best golf courses and it is rumoured he's booked in to a lavish hotel in the Bay of Islands tonight.
Kauri Cliffs is a top luxury lodge, with a golf course ranked among the world's top 50 golf courses. The hotel itself was voted to be among the best in the world.
In November 2006, the unlucky actor was Tom Hanks, and in 2008, Tom Cruise - both supposed to have fallen to their deaths on set.
Jeff Goldblum is the latest in the trail of fictional corpses - rumours popped up online in June 2009 speculating the actor had died while filming the movie Morning Glory.
If rumours are correct, Obama will be moving on to top-notch resort The Landing this evening.
Located in the Bay of Islands, The Landing is a 404ha property made up of six private beaches, a vineyard and four private residences situated across the land.
Accommodation started at $3500 for one night in either The Boathouse or Vineyard Villa while visitors staying in the Cooper Residence would have to stump up a whopping $13,000 per night.
Guests are offered an array of activities such as fishing, diving and hiking, or for those environmentally inclined the venue's website boasted "excellent bird-watching opportunities" including kiwi-spotting night walks.