Little Palm Beach Waiheke

Natives, where are the nudist sands? - German Waiheke Island Forum

Natives, where are the nudist sands? Nudist beach locations, how to get to each beach (are the places marked?) and what is the rule, if any - e.g. certain month in the year of the sun. Natives, where are the nudist sands?

Natives, where are the nudist sands? In the early 70s, Hi Jetset, Little Palm Beach was the starting point! It is an easily found beach. Continue to Palm Beach, turn to your lefthand and at low water go around the cliffs. Natives, where are the nudist sands?

Natives, where are the nudist sands? At the end, pass the cliffs. Known and family-friendly clothes optionally beach. best swim and sandy on the isle. Natives, where are the nudist sands? If we do not comply with our policies, we will delete any postings and we retain the right to delete postings for any cause.

New Zealand's best naturist resorts

" To some, that means going down to the beach, throwing off their clothing with careless devotion and walking down to the breakers, where they romp with nothing between them and the catfish (except a big laugh and a coat of sun cream, that is). When you are in New Zealand, not afraid to be the ass of a few white tears, and in the spirits to meet the sands in their gorgeous pristine state, then please see our guidebook to the best naturist nude sandy in New Zealand.

Situated in the beautiful bay of Plenty and one of New Zealand's oldest and most loved naturist sandy beach, Papamoa is a place where you can show what God has given you. There are good reasons why this is a favourite place for liberals, with plenty of hot spring waters and sandy areas.

This is a fittingly called naturist beach. Beijing peka ("peh-cow, peh-cow"), on the Kapiti coast, is another opportunity for those on the lower North Island who need to meet sandy without attire. Sure, it may be a little cooler than the Auckland and Northland beach, but when the weather is out, it's a good place to let it all out.

Only a few mins from Waikanae, Peka Peka is generally considered the first thin, dive-friendly beach in the Wellington area. The Waiheke Island, off the shore of Auckland and just a brief boat trip away, may be small, but that doesn't mean there is a lack of trousers for tanning.

The Little Palm Beach is located on the north side of the beach and is probably the most popular naturist beach. The beach is divided from Little Palm by a small cliff which looks like a beautiful canopy. Famed for many reasons: its astonishing café and café lifestyle, superb self-service dining, film making and a vibrant heritage centre.

That being said, it probably will pay to head to Breaker Bay on one of those dates that Wellingtonians talk of that day when Wellington cannot be hit. The Breaker Bay is somewhat protected from the north winds, which can tear through the area, which could be the reason why it is the most favourite naturist beach in the area.

Awareness if you go galloping there, the naturalistic section is only part of the larger beach, so keep your mind above you and get that cog back on when you want to take a walk. The nudist beach is another that has been around for some time and is one of many that can be found in the Auckland area.

Don't be fooled by the name, this is not a beach devoted only to the beautiful family, but a beach for everyone. However, there is one thing to think about while undoing your shirt: there is a state-constructed observation deck standing directly above the beach to take full benefit of the stunning views.

As the name implies, Pohutukawa Bay is a beach richly covered with Pohutukawa saplings. âThis is great news if you want to keep your more flammable pieces out of the strong NZ Sun, and also functions as a cute back drip.

Either you are waiting for the low water and go around the ledge, or you are walking over the mound for 20 mi. It is one of the most favoured nature reserves in Auckland. This is another great beach with another fabulous name, suitable for all kinds of fun word games.

The Uretiti Beach (stop it) is a beautiful five kilometer long sandy beach, about two hour drive from the city of Auckland. It is a very favourite beach section and not only for those with a sane contempt for underwear. When you want to take off the old budgerigar bootleggers, go to the right side of the beach.