Huge golden sand dunes, some more than 100 m high, near the top of the North Island, where you can climb up and sandboard down at speed. Boards can be hired from a van at the car park in the main season. Climbing back up is hard work, so take water.
The dunes are beside the Te Paki Stream, the northern access to Ninety Mile Beach, about 20 minutes' drive south of Cape Reinga. Many Cape Reinga bus tours stop here for sandboarding.
Camp overlooking Twilight beach. Only accessible on foot and with minimal facilities, this is the spot for a true wilderness experience.
Camp near a lagoon suitable for swimming and kayaking.
The northern tip of the North Island, where the Tasman Sea meets the Pacific Ocean in a line of clashing waves off the point.
Camp with lush forests and sandy beaches in close range.
Camp along a river bank nestled amongst trees a stone's throw away from Rarawa’s beautiful white sandy beach.
A long, straight surf beach on the west coast of the Far North, which is actually about 88 km (55 miles) long.
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