Anawhata
Comments Off on AnawhataAnawhata is north of White’s Beach. You can walk from Piha, or there is a long winding metal road that turns off Piha Road. Anawhata is part of the regional [ Read More ]
Anawhata is north of White’s Beach. You can walk from Piha, or there is a long winding metal road that turns off Piha Road. Anawhata is part of the regional [ Read More ]
White’s Beach is a small beach to the north of Piha. On the headland between North Piha and White’s Beach, the Te Waha point was the site of one of [ Read More ]
Mercer Bay is to the south of the Piha between The Gap and Karekare. It sits at the bottom of precipitous cliffs, the highest in the Auckland region in this [ Read More ]
The Gap is a low point between Taitomo Island and cliffs where waves come crashing through, providing a spectacular sight in big surf. At low tide a pool is created [ Read More ]
This bay is located between Taitomo Island and the mainland. Its name denotes the foam that piles up on the beach in stormy weather. Opening onto the beach is a [ Read More ]
North Piha beach stretches from Lion Rock northwards to Te Waha Point, historically the site of the pa Wahangu. The small, often hazy beach at the north end of North [ Read More ]
Piha is one of, if not THE most famous beach in New Zealand. It is reknowned for its superb scenic beauty and its surf, all just 40 minutes drive from [ Read More ]
Post Mistress Chris Warman Location Seaview Road, opposite Piha Store Services: Boxes, counter service, mail letters and parcels. PO Box $80 a year Hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 10am-12 noon Thursday [ Read More ]
Piha Area Design Guidelines have been endorsed by the Piha Ratepayers and Residents Committee and adopted by the Auckland Regional Council. The guidelines will determine how regional parks at Piha [ Read More ]
An evaluation of the three-year West Coast Rock Fishing Safety Pilot Project ” a collaboration of Auckland Regional Council, Watersafe Auckland, Safe Waitakere and Surf Life Saving Northern Region ” [ Read More ]