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Tawharanui Open Sanctuary
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Takatu Road
Tāwharanui Peninsula, Auckland
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Jana
January 4, 2016
The beaches are great for swimming and surfing and you can also enjoy scuba diving and kayaking. Anchor Bay is a marine reserve. The sanctuary also has a number of great walking tracks.
Susan
July 21, 2016
Stunning scenery, great snorkeling, lovely walks, great swimming.
Robyn
January 4, 2016
Beautiful beach and reserve, birdlife
Lisa
October 1, 2014
One of the most beautiful beaches around. Large surf and wonderful headlands for hiking. Not to be missed.
Ginny & Peter
May 5, 2016
Set on a remote peninsula, Tawharanui Regional Park boasts some of the Auckland region's most beautiful white sand beaches, rolling pastures, shingled bays, native coastal forest and regenerating wetlands. Tāwharanui is New Zealand’s first open sanctuary integrating conservation, recreation and farming. Pest free habitat provides a safe home for threatened native wildlife.
Set on a remote peninsula, Tawharanui Regional Park boasts some of the Auckland region's most beautiful white sand beaches, rolling pastures, shingled bays, native coastal forest and regenerating wetlands. Tāwharanui is New Zealand’s first open sanctuary integrating conservation, recreation and farm…
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