Pohutukawa Bay Beach — Attraction in Hibiscus and Bays

Your experience will vary greatly based on when you go. If it is low tide and a sunny day, this is a popular beach (mostly nude bathers) and a very nice beach with shade from the trees. At big tide there is no beach and recent tides (Nov 22) have washed a lot of the sand off the higher parts of the beach, so it has now become very rocky. At low tide it is an easy flat walk around the coast although it can be slippery on some of the rocks. At high tide you have to take the coastal track which is a very hilly...

Unique and secluded experience for those seeking clothing-optional sunbathing and swimming. Nestled amongst native bush, the beach provides a sense of privacy and tranquility. Access can be a bit of a trek, often involving a walk down a track, which might not be suitable for everyone. While the natural beauty is undeniable, visitors should be aware of the beach's clothing-optional nature before...

One of the secluded beaches on the Long Bay regional park. Can be accessed only on a low tide. It is not advisable to go there on a high tide. The views to the Pacific ocean are iconic. As per the name, the beauty blooms in the summer months when Pohutukawa trees blossom. Very nice place for relaxing and a quick afternoon getaway. Well...