Wharariki Beach

Wharariki Beach is located in Puponga, New Zealand, and is a stunning beach with a rugged coastline. The beach stretches for approximately 1.5 kilometers and boasts golden sand.

The beach does not have any lifeguards on duty, and bathroom facilities are limited

Activities available at the beach include hiking, birdwatching, swimming, and surfing.

There is a car park available at Wharariki Beach, which is free to use. The car park can get quite busy during peak season, so it is recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.

Fun facts about Wharariki Beach include that it is known for its impressive rock formations, arches, and caves. The beach is also home to a colony of New Zealand fur seals that can often be seen lounging on the rocks.

Attractions near Wharariki Beach include the Farewell Spit Nature Reserve, which is a popular spot for birdwatching and hiking, and the Wharariki Eco Tours, which offers guided tours of the beach and surrounding area.

There are no restaurants near Wharariki Beach, so it is recommended to bring a packed lunch or snacks. However, there are a few cafes and restaurants located in the nearby towns of Collingwood and Takaka.

There are several accommodation options located in the nearby towns of Collingwood and Takaka, including the Collingwood Park Motel and the Mohua Motels. The Puponga Beach Park is also located nearby and offers campsites and cabins for rent.