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Wellington region
Ōtaki Beach at Surf Club
Ōtaki Beach is an open sandy beach, popular among swimmers and surfers. The beach slopes gradually but does have the potential to be dangerous in poor conditions and small rips and holes are common. Ōtaki Beach provides both volunteer lifeguards during the weekends as well as professional lifeguards...
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Wellington region
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River Quality
Ōtaki River
The Ōtaki River catchment is located to the northwest of the Kāpiti Coast District, just above Paraparaumu. The river is one of the largest to emerge from the Tararua Range, and flows in a westerly direction before discharging to the sea at Ōtaki Beach. The Ōtaki River supports a range of ecologi...
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Wellington region
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River Quality
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Otaki River
Ōtaki River
This site is located on the Ōtaki River just upstream of the old State Highway 1 bridge. Access to the site is via a gravel road which runs parallel to the northern bank of the Ōtaki River. This site is monitored as a part of Greater Wellington Regional Council’s Recreational Water Quality Programme...
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Northland region
Otamure Bay
Otamure Bay is a popular swimming spot located near the Department of Conservation campground, just north of the Whananaki Township.
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Otago region
Otokia Creek Brighton Beach
Otokia Creek can be prone to high bacteria levels from sources upstream. After calm weather, it is generally suitable for swimming, but after heavy rainfall this site can suffer from higher bacteria concentrations. We recommend you stay out of the water for 48 hours after heavy rain. Any warnings re...
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Canterbury region
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River Quality
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Waimakariri River
Ōtūkaikino Creek at swimming hole
Ōtūkaikino Creek is monitored for recreational water quality at a swimming hole just before the Creek enters the Waimakariri River.
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Wellington region
Ōwhiro Bay
Caution advised: The mouth of Ōwhiro Stream is situated along Ōwhiro Bay beach, with the freshwater flowing across the beach and into the ocean. The stream has a history of contamination and it is advisable to avoid contact with this freshwater discharge. Ōwhiro Bay is a wide sandy beach on Wellingt...
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Northland region
Pacific Bay
Pacific Bay is a small sheltered beach on the Tutukaka Coast popular for fishing and swimming.
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Manawatū-Whanganui region
Pacific Ocean at Herbertville Beach
Herbertville is a small settlement on the eastern coast of the lower Hawkes Bay area. The large promontory just north is Cape Turnagain. So named by Captain Cook who used the location as a well remembered point where he turned his ship and retraced his steps. Herbertville has a hotel /shop and campi...
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Wellington region
Paekākāriki Beach at Surf Club
Paekākāriki Beach is a large sandy beach popular with swimmers and surfers. It is safe under average conditions but becomes dangerous in large north to northwest swells which can hit the beach at regular intervals. The beach is patrolled in the summer. Parking is convenient with toilets and changing...
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Wellington region
Paekākāriki Beach at Whareroa Road
This sandy beach nestled in the heart of Queen Elizabeth Park and backed with large sand dunes. It is a popular spot for walking and swimming. While safe under average conditions, it can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. The beach is not patrolled at this location but toilet facil...
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Auckland region
Pah Beach
Two part sandy beach (northern and southern Pah Beach) in Tryphena Harbour on Great Barrier Island. Suitable for swimming. Boat ramp and public toilets available.
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