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Little Kaiteriteri Beach is adjacent to Kaiteriteri Beach about 15 minutes drive north of Motueka. The main recreational use is swimming. The steeper nature of this beach means that there is always deep water, even at low tide. During the peak Christmas-January period the beach has about 400-1000 vi...

Calm and well sheltered beach on the Whangaparaoa Peninsula, located in the middle on the southern side. Public toilets and changing rooms. Boat ramp. Suitable for swimming and kayaking.

Sandy beach on the northern side of Waiheke Island. Public toilets and playground. Suitable for swimming and kayaking.

Long Bay is a popular beach on the east coast bays stretching 1km and in low tide the rocky coastline is exposed. Suitable for diving, kayaking (calm weather) and swimming. Walking trails along the coast and in the reserve.  Facilities include BBQ and large grassy areas, seven car parking areas, pub...

The Lower Oreti surface water zone stretches from Ram Hill, near Josephville, to the New River Estuary, adjacent to Invercargill. Below Kauana, the river opens onto the vast Southland Plains which the Oreti River has helped create over thousands of years through transportation of gravels from upper...

Lowry Bay is a narrow, gravel beach bounded by rocky outcrops. The road runs alongside the beach and while there are no toilets or changing facilities in the immediate area parking and a boat ramp can be found at the southern end of the beach. This site is monitored as a part of Greater Wellington R...

This large sandy beach is located on Wellington's south coast. It is a popular surf, kite-boarding and swimming beach. The gentle slope of the beach allows bathers to get some distance out into the bay before getting out of their depth. The beach is generally safe for swimming and popular with famil...

This large sandy beach is located on Wellington's south coast. It is a popular surf, kite-boarding and swimming beach. The gentle slope of the beach allows bathers to get some distance out into the bay before getting out of their depth. The beach is generally safe for swimming and popular with famil...

Lyall Bay is a large sandy beach located on Wellington's south coast. It is one of Wellington's most popular surf beaches. Parking is convenient along the beach front and toilets and changing facilities can be found at the surf club. This area is not patrolled by lifeguards but a patrolled zone can...

Mahanga bay is a narrow gravel beach interspersed with rocky outcrops. While popular for shellfish gathering, the beach is not often used for swimming. Parking is limited and no toilets or changing facilities are close by. Boat access can be found at the southern end of the beach. This site is monit...

One of Hawke's Bay's 'Top 5' swimming spots for water quality, Mahanga Beach is a fine grain sand beach and dune system on the northeast of Mahia Peninsula. Mahanga Beach is popular for swimming, surfing, and fishing. It has a small permanent and holiday community.

Gentle gradient sandy beach with grassy areas and playground. Suitable for swimming, patrolled by Mairangi Bay Surf Lifesaving Club in summer weekends. Boat ramp. Parking on roadside along Montrose Terrace.