Tutukaka Coast Beach

The Tutukaka Coast has spectacular beaches, world class diving, surfing, swimming, fishing, walking and is the gateway to the extraordinary Poor Knights Islands. The Tutukaka Coast was populated by the Mäori people of the Ngatiwai Tribe, whose successors live along the coast today and are regarded as the children of the seas. Journey through a picturesque rural landscape with farms and orchards stitched together by historic drystone walls. Arrive at at the Tutukaka Coast, rated by National Geographic as one of the best coastlines in the world. This delightful coastal village is perfect to enjoy fish and chips on the beach and a great place for water sports. There is a boat ramp and water ski lane and hire a kayak to paddle the estuary. Enjoy sheltered swimming, playground, golf course, art studios and cafe.