Mutton Cove

There are no restaurants or cafes directly on Mutton Cove, but there are a few options nearby in Wainui Bay. These include the Mussel Inn, which offers delicious food and local beer, and the Anatoki Salmon farm, where visitors can catch their own salmon for lunch.

Accommodation options near Mutton Cove are limited, but there are a few holiday homes and bed and breakfasts available in the surrounding area. The Wainui Bay Lodge, located just a few minutes' drive from the beach, is a popular choice for those looking for a peaceful and relaxing stay.

The beach also offers amenities such as public restrooms, picnic tables, and drinking water

The activities available at Mutton Cove include swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and fishing.

There is a small parking lot available at Mutton Cove, which is free for visitors. However, it is a gravel parking lot and can fill up quickly, especially during peak season, so it's recommended to arrive early.

Fun fact about Mutton Cove: The beach is named after the Muttonbirds that breed on the hillside above the beach.

Mutton Cove is surrounded by lush native bush and is a great starting point for hiking trails in Abel Tasman National Park. The popular Wainui Falls trail is only a 10-minute drive from the beach. Visitors can also take a boat tour to explore the stunning coastline and marine life.