Best Beaches Waiheke

Otago. Also suitable for snorkeling, collecting crustaceans and swim. If you are the only one there (except for the friendliest sealions from the neighbourhood) and if you are fortunate, there may even be a few dolphins with which you can romp in the water.

This is Pakiri Strand. Part of Te Arai Beaches, Northuckland. There is never anyone else on it if you go further North from the front door. Occasionally the flood makes great children's pool in the middle of the shore. This is Sumner Beache, Christchurch. Ideal for bathing, windsurfing and chill out. Right around the shore is a small Laguna that looks like it should be in a tropic heaven.

This is Waikuku Bay, North Canterbury. This is a wonderful track of dark sandy with great waves. Lieutenant, Pt Chevalier and Auckland. Whararar Bay, Golden Bay. What's good for hiking, angling, the Ashley River estuary, bird life, and not too many people to swim, especially when the winds wear off. Nelson, Tahunanui Bay. So why the ultimatively secure familybeach with hot waters and few people.

Tawharanui, just off Auckland. So why not go for a swim, but climb dunes, observe seals, revel in the strength of the sea and generally get the sandy bottom between your feet. It is almost too apparent to record - and there will be much controversy over whether one of Nelson's many other beaches is better - but Tahuna, as the natives have it, is too good to overlook.

It is one of New Zealand's best city beaches with soft, sun-drenched surges and tidal waters, the kind of place where life-long vacation pleasures are made. Auckland, Muriwai State. What is your favorite New Zealand beaches? So why spectacular, insulated, gold sands, not too big a wave to be creepy, but big enough to be great and clearer.

It overlooks the Cavalli Islands, where the Rainbow Warrior memorial is located. Any dazzling new rich seaside homes that spoil the pretty. What's the point of 1.5 km of fine sandy beaches and a great one? So why leave Auckland for about an hours and about a whole wide open spaces. This is a maritime reservation in a local nature preserve with clear shadows and waters of the island of Pohutakawa, and sandy so gold that you will never again be charged to go to a Pacific island.

So why near the town, but still perfectly on a day of the week when you have the shore to yourself almost. Ideally suited for a fast "OMG, I need the beach" song. What about nice sands, hot, quiet waters for flawless swims, giant flotsam so you can construct a small hiding place for sunbathing and relaxation.

Maybe you have the shore to yourself. A nice and isolated track of good swell and good sandy beaches. What about a sandy shore on a isolated Hauraki Gulf isle? Wherefore go still a large kiwi-front place - full of streams to be seen with not a skyscraper.

A great sandy ferrous sandy shore for boarders and floats who enjoy a funny, hard training! Auckland' s best attraction for tourists, because she has the boobies. Ideal for snorkeling, bathing and dipping. Its features are gold sands, simple accessibility for daily excursions, a busy campsite, secure swim, a launch site for a kayak trip or a boat trip in Abel Tasman National Park.

During the off-season (November and March) the best season is when the campsite is not full and the shore is not too full. This remote place has everything: camping, grass covered shaded places for picnics, radiant white sands, fresh water brook and Lagune for the little ones, clear deep sea waves, everything embedded between breathtaking rocks with promenades, which leads to dive sites with Kaioana.

Auckland, an hours drive south. So why untouched sands, clear waters, good surfs and lots of room to move, even when it's liveliest in it. It' a windsurfing spot, white-golden sands, bordered by Pohutukawa. Wherefore go A long distance of gilded sands, slightly crunching shafts, sunny - it's like the prototype shore.

What is your favorite spot?