With golden strips of sand and warm, turquoise waters,New Zealand’s beaches are on par with Fiji, the Caribbean, and the Gulf Coast. The country is a wonderland filled with white-sand shores, hidden coves, and colorful reefs. The island nation mainly consists of its North Island and Sout...
Rich in history and nature,Rotoroa Islandis another Auckland gem with not one but four of New Zealand’s best secret beaches. Closed to the public for nearly 100 years, the island was once a sanctuary for people recovering from drug and alcohol addiction. ...
The beach is about three kilometres long, and as a regularly patrolled area, it’s one of the safest Auckland beaches for swimming, especially for less confident swimmers. Just make sure you swim between the flags; advice which applies to all patrolledNew Zealand beaches. West Auckland Beaches ...
Nature permeates every aspect of life in Auckland. Here's where to find local, sustainably made New Zealand goods - and experience the region's natural beauty.
New Zealand’s extensive coastline, beaches, rivers and lakes provide plenty of opportunities for swimming, surfing, diving, boating and fishing. However, many people are unprepared for the potential dangers of the water. We recommend that you read the beach safety tips on the Surf Lifesaving...
Guarded beaches begin on Memorial Day weekend these beaches are generally 2nd Street North, 15th street South, 26th Street South, and 39th Street South (weekends only). Swimming is permitted at most beaches from mid June to Labor Day during the hours of 10:00 am – 5:30 pm, while the ...
Beaches in New York New York State has some of the best beaches anywhere, with a perfect stretch of shoreline for just about everyone to fish, hike, boat, kayak, surf, and so much more. Long Island has top-rated beaches including Coopers Beach in the Hamptons, ranked among the top 10...
Beaches of Southland Region, South Island, New Zealand New Zealand's Southland region, located on the South Island, offers a stunning array of beaches and islands for visitors to explore. With its diverse landscapes, ranging from rugged coastlines to pristine sandy beaches, there is something for...
Swimming You’re never far from a swim in New Zealand. Our beaches range from golden shores with gently lapping waves to sweeping black sands and crashing surf. There are lakes, rivers and waterfalls to explore too. For unique experiences, head to Hot Water Beach on the Coromandel Peninsula...
Sharks are swimming off New Zealand, but they are too well fed to add you to their menu. Unlike the Australian beaches where the sharks ailerons are watched,you have nothing to fearfrom these fearsome predators in New Zealand. The Best Beach Sports and Activities. ...