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The Coromandel Peninsula is a paradisiacal destination characterized by its dramatic hills covered with dense native jungle and more than 400 kilometers of coastline with deserted beaches of white and golden sand. Located just a short drive from Auckland, this region is highlighted by unique natural wonders such as Cathedral Cove, a gigantic limestone tunnel connecting two turquoise bays, and Hot Water Beach, where visitors can dig their own hot spring pools in the sand at low tide.
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The Coromandel Peninsula is a paradisiacal destination characterized by its dramatic hills covered with dense native jungle and more than 400 kilometers of coastline with deserted beaches of white and golden sand. Located just a short drive from Auckland, this region is highlighted by unique natural wonders such as Cathedral Cove, a gigantic limestone tunnel connecting two turquoise bays, and Hot Water Beach, where visitors can dig their own hot spring pools in the sand at low tide.
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Adventures & Experiences
Coromandel Pinnacles Walk (Kauaeranga Valley)
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Coromandel Coastal Walkway
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Shakespeare Cliff Lookout Walk
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Sea Kayak to Cathedral Cove and Onetuti Bay
Guided kayak route skirting limestone cliffs, sea caves and islands of the marine reserve.
Kayak to Donut Island Secret Lagoon (Whenuakura)
Paddle from Whangamata Beach to enter a vaulted rock tunnel into a collapsed crater surrounded by native vegetation.
Geothermal Experience at Hot Water Beach
Dig your own thermal pool with 64°C water for two hours before or after low tide.
Natural Wonders
Sea Kayak to Cathedral Cove and Onetuti Bay
Guided kayak route skirting limestone cliffs, sea caves and islands of the marine reserve.
Kayak to Donut Island Secret Lagoon (Whenuakura)
Paddle from Whangamata Beach to enter a vaulted rock tunnel into a collapsed crater surrounded by native vegetation.
Geothermal Experience at Hot Water Beach
Dig your own thermal pool with 64°C water for two hours before or after low tide.
Snorkeling and Diving at Te Whanganui-A-Hei Marine Reserve
Swim among large schools of stingray fish, snapper fish and protected lobsters.
The Coromandel Peninsula is a paradisiacal destination characterized by its dramatic hills covered with dense native jungle and more than 400 kilometers of coastline with deserted beaches of white and golden sand. Located just a short drive from Auckland, this region is highlighted by unique natural wonders such as Cathedral Cove, a gigantic limestone tunnel connecting two turquoise bays, and Hot Water Beach, where visitors can dig their own hot spring pools in the sand at low tide.
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Natural Parks
Nature & Adventure
Coromandel Pinnacles Walk (Kauaeranga Valley)
Epic 12km hiking route that climbs stairs carved by ancient loggers to the top of towering volcanic rock spiers.
Coromandel Coastal Walkway
10km scenic trail at the northern end of the peninsula connecting Fletcher Bay and Poley Bay with views of the Hauraki Gulf.
Shakespeare Cliff Lookout Walk
Short walk to a white stone cliff with exceptional panoramic views of Mercury Bay and Cook's Beach.
Sea Kayak to Cathedral Cove and Onetuti Bay
Guided kayak route skirting limestone cliffs, sea caves and islands of the marine reserve.
Kayak to Donut Island Secret Lagoon (Whenuakura)
Paddle from Whangamata Beach to enter a vaulted rock tunnel into a collapsed crater surrounded by native vegetation.
Geothermal Experience at Hot Water Beach
Dig your own thermal pool with 64°C water for two hours before or after low tide.
Snorkeling and Diving at Te Whanganui-A-Hei Marine Reserve
Swim among large schools of stingray fish, snapper fish and protected lobsters.
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Beaches and Coasts in Coromandel Peninsula
Best Beaches
Cathedral Cove (Te Whanganui-A-Hei)
★ TopIconic beach dominated by a gigantic natural limestone vault carved by the sea that joins two idyllic coves with crystal-clear waters.
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Hot Water Beach
★ TopOne of the most famous beaches in the world where underground volcanic seeps heat the water to more than 60°C under the sand.
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New Chums Beach (Wainuiototo)
★ TopAn unspoilt gem protected from any urban development, framed by gigantic pōhutukawa trees and green hills.
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Hahei Beach
A beautiful sheltered crescent-shaped bay with pink and yellow sand, ideal for families and water sports.
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Nature
Magical contrast between volcanic peaks, dense green kauri jungle and white cliffs submerged in the sea.
Safety
Extremely safe area with peaceful and welcoming community atmosphere.
Transport
Very limited options. It is essential to rent a car or campervan to visit the points of interest.
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