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Gordons Road, Waiheke Island, Auckland 1971 (09) 3010101
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Part of the Hauraki Gulf Marine Park, Whakanewha Bay (also known as Rocky Bay) is a beautiful bay on the lesser visited western side of Waiheke Island. The sheltered beach is a popular spot for swimming, picnics and kayaking with a small shop, sailing club and a couple of holiday homes and campsites nearby.

Surrounded by the Whakanewha Regional Park, there are various walking tracks which take you past pohutakawa and native wildlife to a series of stunning cascading waterfalls.

Stop off at the historic pā site and enjoy panoramic views over the bay to Auckland city.

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Products and specialities

Bay
Regional park
Beach
Kayaking
Sailing
Walking tracks
Swimming

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Collecting pipis on this beach is my absolutely favourite thing to do. I go at low tide, of course, and it’s a great way to experience the natural beauty as well as get a bit of a feed. There's also a fantastic walk called the Cascade One-Hour that is really beautiful. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Waiheke Island.

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