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Pahi is a fishing village on the edge of the Kaipara Harbour popular for fishing and swimming.

The Paihia foreshore is a sheltered spot popular for swimming and kayaking.

Where the Te Haumi River flows into Bay of Islands is a popular spot for fishing, swimming, and bird watching.

Where the Waitangi River flows into the Bay of Islands at Waitangi is a popular spot for fishing, swimming, and kayaking.

This site is located in Kaitoke Regional Park, in the upper reaches of the Hutt catchment. The Pakuratahi River is a tributary of the Hutt River and drains the northern part of the catchment. The site is publicly accessible from the Eastern Hutt Road or the Hutt River Trail, and is a popular picnic...

Only 45 minutes north of Wellington City, the spectacular Kaitoke Regional Park covers 2860 hectares in the Tararua Ranges foothills. Steep, bush-clad hills, the Hutt River gorge and centuries-old rata, rimu and beech forest feature in this magnificent natural setting. Swim in tranquil river pools o...

Small north facing sandy beach with mature phoenix palms at the eastern end of the beach on Waiheke Island. Suitable for swimming.

Pandora Pond in Napier is a high use area, year round, as a beach 'in the city'. It is popular for swimming, kayaking, rowing, paddleboarding, sailing and waka ama. Multisport events are often centred here (e.g. IronMaori). It is also near residential areas, and many people come through here walking...

Paraparaumu Beach is a sandy beach popular with swimmers and walkers. Its shallow gradient makes it safe under average conditions but can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. Toilets are located at Maclean Park along with parking and a playground. Vehicles are permitted to access the...

This sandy beach at the northern end of Paraparumu is quieter than the main beach and is a popular area for walkers. The shallow gradient makes it safe under average conditions but it can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. There are no toilets at this site and very limited parking....

This sandy beach at the northern end of Paraparumu is quieter than the main beach and is a popular area for walkers. The shallow gradient makes it safe under average conditions but it can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. There are no toilets at this site and very limited parking....

This sandy beach at the northern end of Paraparumu is quieter than the main beach and is a popular area for walkers. The shallow gradient makes it safe under average conditions but it can become dangerous in large north to northwest swells. There are no toilet or changing facilities at this site tho...