New Zealand is one country which has some of the best beaches which they have to offer. There are many stunning beaches from north to south. If you are about to visit New Zealand and want to explore the beaches, here are some of the best beaches which can give you some of the best views.
Maitai Bay, Northland
Maitai Bay is the ultimate summer escape for many people of the Island where one can swim, snorkel, kayak or just relax. You can also feel free to camp nearby where you can enjoy the trees near the beaches and look at the stars shine all day long. Check out this site to know more.
Ninety Mile Beach
This is one beach which you can go to if you are feeling a bit energetic. One has to cover over 55 miles long trek to reach this place. It is one of the best place to bodyboard, blokarting and surfcasting. This is the beach that you want to be if you are willing to make sure to travel the distance.
Anchor Bay, Tawharanui Regional Park
This is Auckland's best-kept secret. A beach which is located at the end of a long gravel road 90 km from Auckland is the sight to witness. This is one of the most rewarding places in the country which is covered with beautiful white sand, wildlife, walking and tracks. This is also a place where you camp overnight for a satisfying visit.
Pihu Beach, Auckland
Want to witness some of the most formidable waves which end the black sand. This is a beach which is approximately one hour from the city where one can enjoy the warm sand and watch the surfers tackle some of the thunder waves which is coming towards them.
Cathedral Cove, The Coromandel
This is one beach that you can cover with the help of boats or kayak. This is one beach which is Instagram worthy. There is a beautifully formed archway which can help people find the right shaded spot. This golden beach and the weather here makes it perfect for couples.
Mt Maunganui, Bay of Plenty
If you are an avid surfer, this is the place to be. This beach is consistently voted to be the best place to be by the locals. There are many beachside cafes and white sand which can complement your evening. A stroll in this place can give you a view of the peninsula like no other.
Wharariki Beach
This is a very rugged, remote and a wild beach which is located on the northernmost tip of the South Island. This is the perfect beach to be when you are in the lookout for a beach where you can just stroll down without anyone interrupting you. You can also find some wildlife, caves and rock-pools the best place to explore.
