Located on the eastern coast of the North Island in the Far North region of New Zealand, Rarawa Beach is a long white sand beach. The beach is positioned near the Aupouri Peninsula and has a spectacular backdrop of sand dunes, scrubland, wild vegetation, and a few oceanfront buildings, creating a picturesque setting along the Tasman Sea. There is a small stream, popularly known as Rarawa Stream, that flows into the ocean, creating a picturesque estuary. This beach is part of the Paxton Point Conservation Area and is promoted as an ecotourism destination, encouraging sustainable tourism practices that preserve its natural environment and marine life.
