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Continent:
Oceania
Country:
New Zealand
Next Big City:
Auckland (North Island)
Next Town:
Whitford, Beachlands
 
Type:
Ocean
Rider Ability:
Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Toilet, Food, Parking


Water
Type:
Shallow, Flat, Chop
Hazards:
None
Quality:
Cloudy
Best Tide:
High Tide

A large bay 5km wide and 5km long. Water is very shallow for most of it. Most of the bay works best at high tide. No waves, just chop when really windy. Riding area just south of Marina.
Beach
Type:
Sand
Size:
Small
Hazards:
Stones, Shells
Beach Users:
None

Beach with sand and shells. Not crowded here at all, even in 30°C summer days.

Wind

Best Months:
September, October, November
Wind Type:
Thermal Winds, Frontal Winds
Best Direction:
WSW, NW
Main Direction:
SW, WSW, W

Wind is best here in the afternoon. Best season here is spring with heaps of 20+ knot days from the West or SW (almost every day). Summer thermal breezes can occasionally reach this far east and are usually 10-20 knots. Afternoon winter winds are also quite good here from the WSW after the squalls has eased a bit. Even during autumn sessions here are frequent, despite May being the most fluky season in Auckland. Best direction here is NW but as NW winds are rare, WSW is the most often ridden direction here. Spring is nearly always onshore here but very windy.



How to get there
Transport:
Car
Access:
Short Walk


Get directions from


Go to Pakuranga, then to Howick and then to Whitford, carry on through Whitford, at Formosa golf course turn left and go down the road to the marina, bridge is on the left and Pine Harbour Beach. Further North you will find Pine Harbour Point.

Extra Information
Rules:
None


In some directions you can get away with no kite leash so long as it's under 20 knots. It's a very safe beach, no restrictions but common sense always applies as with all spots. A low tide spot with better wind than the beach.

Nightlife
The marina is very close, there is a bar/cafe there. However in general it's a very quiet area and a 50km drive to Auckland city.


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