Rarawa Beach

it offers crystal-clear sea with shallow water, beautiful natural landscape and pleasant temperature all the year long.The northern part of the Rarawa Beach will surprise you with white sand dunes recommendable for walking along the coast. Visitors usually love to collect shellfish and molluscs. .

Ninety Mile Beach

It is worth visiting another tourist attraction in this area, perhaps the most dramatic feature of Aupouri Peninsula, the Ninety Mile Beach . The beach is 60 miles (96 kilometers) long. Its northern part is called the Te Paki area and it is very popular for surfing on sand dunes. Like other beaches in this area, Rarawa Beach and the Ninety Mile Beach are recommendable for people who seek for peace and tranquility in the middle of wilderness as early sunrise on Rarawa Beach is truly enjoyable.

GPS: -34.7190399176, 173.0803298950  Edit

Altitude: 9 m  Edit

Lenght of the beach (m): 1700 m  Edit

Distance from the car park (m): 50 m  Edit

Slow access: Yes  Edit

Is the coast line ragged?: No  Edit

Is parking for free or do you have to pay?: No  Edit

Is the place available for the public?: Yes  Edit

Refreshments on the beach?: No  Edit

Is there a sports equipment rental shop?: No  Edit

Are there showers on the beach?: No  Edit

Toilets on the beach?: No  Edit

Is there a volleyball beach?: No  Edit

Are there shells on the beach?: No  Edit

Dangerous falling rock on the beach?: No  Edit

Blue flag?: No  Edit

Algae present?: No  Edit

Lifeguard: No  Edit

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