Continent |
Oceania |
Country |
New Zealand |
Next Big City |
Auckland |
Next Town |
Auckland |
Type: |
Ocean |
Rider Ability: |
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert |
Features: |
Toilet, Parking |
Type: |
Shallow, Flat, Chop |
Hazards: |
Rocks, Shells |
Quality: |
Cloudy |
Best Tide: |
High tide, Low tide, Tide independent |
Close to low tide, best to stay beyond the mangrove bush that is in front of the grassy area as there are some rocks that appear as tide drops. No swimmers.
Type: |
Grass |
Size: |
Small |
Hazards: |
Trees |
Beach Users: |
No information |
Area for launching is considerably smaller then Pt Chev. At high tide, you need to have help to launch. Note that the flat rocks close to shore can be very slippery and it may be safer to self-launch than to walk out across them while flying your kite if they are wet.
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Spring:
|
Normal |
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Summer:
|
Shorty |
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Fall:
|
Normal |
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Winter:
|
Normal |
Best Months: |
No information |
Wind Type: |
No information |
Best Direction: |
NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE, SSE |
Main Direction: |
No information |
The spot is used for lessons when winds are from the East.
Transport |
Car |
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Access
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No walk |
Similar to most of Auckland, public transport not your best option. There are two areas to park, one inside the gates which may be locked in the evenings, the other outside. If you are thinking of staying late, you are probably best to park outside the gate. On a windy day with good easterlies, parking can be hard to find.
Rules |
Time |
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Te Atatu has some cafes, most are shut by 4pm. If you want nightlife, probably best to head 15km into Auckland.