Kawhia

whia") is one of three large natural bays on the Tasmanian coast of the Waikato region on the North Island of New Zealand.

At low tide at the end of the day, the warm waters of Kawhia offer the unique opportunity to soak in a sand bath while watching the sundown.

At low tide at the end of the day, the warm waters of Kawhia offer the unique opportunity to soak in a sand bath while watching the sundown. Kawhia is a great place for anglers and all-year-round. Most of the year Kawhia is a tranquil, calm place, with an increasing number of visitors coming to the beaches during the year.

Kawhia's claim to glory is the Ocean Beach source of warmth. During low tides, geothermal warm waters bubble through the dark sands - you can excavate your own well.

Hamilton & Waikato Kawhia Hot Water Beach

The Kawhia Hotswater is one of the best kept mysteries of Hamilton & Waikato and New Zealand. Cruise to Ocean Beaches in Kawhia at low tide, climb over the sandy dune and walk down to the shore. Locate your place and begin to dig for a naturally warm-water spas with breathtaking outlooks.

The Kawhia is a tranquil city on the beach that has been very steep in Maori beach and is the last place of rest for the trip Tainui Waka (canoe). Kawhia municipality, but also the world-famous Kawhia Kai Festival - which takes place every year in February - is a festival of Maori cuisine, cultures and customs, attracting masses of people from near and far.

The Kawhia Kai Festival has been included in the top 10 tribal gatherings for foreign audiences and tourism by Lonely Plant. Kawhia's remote and somewhat unspoilt countryside is the ideal place to get away. Kawhia harbour is suitable for angling as well as in front of the shipyard.

This is Kawhia Hot Water Beaches location: Use the parking lot and go over the sanddunes down to the seashore.