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Whanarua Bay, with its secluded beaches and rocky outcrops, is considered the prettiest bay on this coast and is popular for diving, fishing, swimming and picnicking. Access to the beach involves crossing private land. Please respect the owners' wishes (signage clearly posted). Whanarua Stream featu...

This popular recreational area is found along the eastern side of Whanganui upstream of the Town Bridge. It is used more for boating and fishing than swimming. You will see jet skis, power boats, rowing skiffs, kayaks and sailing boats out on the river. There are numerous access points to the river...

This popular recreational area is found along the eastern side of Whanganui and ranges from the Town Bridge area through to the river mouth. It is used more for boating and fishing than swimming. You will see jet skis, power boats, rowing skiffs, kayaks and sailing boats out on the river.

Whatuwhiwhi is a small beach on the Karikari peninsula, suitable for swimming, kayaking, fishing and boating. There is a campground nearby, parking for day visitors and boats can be easily launched from the beach.

Sandy beach with waves.

Woolleys Bay is a reasonably exposed beach break on the Tutukaka Coast popular for surfing and swimming.

Nestled in Wellington Harbour, Worser Bay is sheltered from most swells. The sandy beach is a popular swimming spot in summer while rocky outcrops provide snorkelling and rock pools to explore. The beach is patrolled in summer by the Worser Bay Surf Life Saving Club and toilets, changing rooms, and...

This sandy-gravel beach is located on the eastern side of Wellington Harbour. It is a popular spot for walking but is not often used for swimming. Nestled between two rocky outcrops it is slightly protected by larger swells. No toilet facilities or changing rooms are located that this beach. This si...