Famous for: Beaches, Wildlife Parks, Camping, Relaxing, Nature, Birdwatching, Snorkeling
Tawharanui Regional Park is one of north Auckland's best-kept secrets. White sand beaches, rolling pastures and surrounding forest are the highlights of this place. People spend time here in tents and motorhomes, also indulge in activities like snorkeling, diving, and bird watching.
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When to visit:
january - february . september - december
Tawharanui Regional Park unravels Auckland's most beautiful white sand beaches, rolling pastures, native coastal forest, shingled bays, and regenerating wetlands.
Tawharanui Regional Park offers a large Department of Conservation campground for tents and motorhomes. Marine park here is best for divers, snorkelers and bird watchers.
A 2.5 km predator-proof fence is built across Tawharanui peninsula to create a pest-free refuge. You can witness many bird species here including kiwi, pateke, kakariki, bellbirds, robins, kaka, saddlebacks and whiteheads.