Parque
Waipatiki Beach Holiday Park, Napier, Hawkes Bay
Recomendado por 11 habitantes del lugar
Consejos de habitantes de la zona
Neti & Kerry
February 10, 2017
Around 25 mins from Napier City. It offers walking tracks around the coast, both north and south gives access to a variety of small bays and Aropaoanui beach to the north. On a clear day you can see from Mahia Peninsula to Cape Kidnappers. Bush walks in the Waipatiki valley take you through now rare examples of coastal bush with 600year old kahikatea trees, nikau palms and numerous other native species with abundant bird life such as kereru, fantails, tui and bellbirds. If you don't feel like walking you can spend the day at the beach and hire a boogie board from the local.
Around 25 mins from Napier City. It offers walking tracks around the coast, both north and south gives access to a variety of small bays and Aropaoanui beach to the north. On a clear day you can see from Mahia Peninsula to Cape Kidnappers. Bush walks in the Waipatiki valley take you through now ra…
Meg
September 6, 2018
Great for families or groups
Katy
January 25, 2017
Situated 11km from SH2 is a picturesque settlement with native bush and a broad stretch of golden sand. Near the beach is a beach picnic area and toilets. The name Waipatiki means “water...sand flounder” and was so called because it was once an estuarine valley, and a very good place for early Maori to catch these fish. The long steep decent to the valley brings you to the Waipatiki Scenic Reserve, a 64ha remnant of coastal forest. In pre-European times this area was well-populated as the estuary was a rich source of flounder. However, the 1931 Earthquake lifted the flats and a stream system formed. The Waipatiki Scenic Reserve contains 64 hectares of coastal bush with nikau palms dominat
Situated 11km from SH2 is a picturesque settlement with native bush and a broad stretch of golden sand. Near the beach is a beach picnic area and toilets. The name Waipatiki means “water...sand flounder” and was so called because it was once an estuarine valley, and a very good place for early Maor…
David
March 7, 2018
Small , beautiful, peaceful
Sam
February 20, 2018
Waipatiki Beach is a beutiful golden sandy beach about 40mins drive from Taradale. Lagoon for the kids, and nice beach for adults.
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Ubicación
498a Waipatiki Rd
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