90 Mile Beach Access
Day Use Area
5 from 3 users
Description
Ninety-Mile Beach is the fabled strip of sand that stretches from Ahipara to Scott Point, five kilometres south of Cape Maria van Diemen. Renowned for spectacular sunsets and boasting one of the best left hand surf breaks in the world, Ninety Mile Beach is an almost never-ending paradise.
This beach is officially a highway, but is really only suitable for 4WD vehicles and is safe to drive only at specific times of the tides. Rental companies won't allow their cars on the sand, mostly for safety reasons. The easy way to drive along the beach is to catch a coach tour from Kaitaia.
Beach activities range from surfcasting and swimming to bodyboarding down the sand dunes.
Dogs must be on a leash.
No camping or overnight parking allowed.
Features
Location
Lat: -35.158832 Lng: 173.156976
User Reviews
User 141598
For cyclistes : fairly easy ride at low tide with a touring bike and big load on it, exit at the te paki stream got 3km of soft sand, i had to push but was beautiful spot anyway!For cars : speed limit is 30km/h ....
User 77690
I drove to this exit in my 4x4 camper van, but after watching an SUV get stuck and have to back out to try again I decided to head back north to the 90 Mile Beach Holiday Park exit. There's a lot of dry sand on a sideways slope, so I was concerned about ground clearance.
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CrazyPanda_Fr
Closed for cars