Tangoio Beach

Tangoio Beach is a picturesque beach located in the coastal town of Tangoio, New Zealand. The beach stretches for about 4 km and has fine golden sand.

There are no lifeguards on duty, and visitors should take caution while swimming

Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, surfing, fishing, and hiking.

There is a parking lot available at Tangoio Beach, and parking is free of charge. The parking lot is located near the beach entrance.

Fun fact about Tangoio Beach is that it was the location of a famous shipwreck in 1968. The wreck of the MV Tasman is still visible from the beach during low tide.

Nearby attractions include the picturesque Waipatiki Beach, the ruggedly beautiful Mahia Peninsula, and the Morere Hot Springs. Hiking trails can be found in the nearby Tangoio Falls Scenic Reserve.

There are a few restaurants located within a short drive from Tangoio Beach. These include the quirky and laid-back Crab Farm Winery Restaurant, which offers a range of seafood and wine, and the coastal-themed restaurant at the Beach House, which offers a range of dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.

There are a few accommodation options located in the area, including the Tangoio Beachfront Holiday Park, which offers camping and caravan sites, and the Hawke's Bay Cottages, which offers self-contained cottages surrounded by scenic countryside.