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MURIWAI BEACH is located on the west coast of Auckland, North Island, New Zealand. It is known for a reasonably large colony of gannets. The beach is also famous because of its black sand which unique for New Zealand´s Western beaches. Things to do: Fishing, although dangerous in many places. Surfing, paragliding, hang gliding Bush walking (boardwalks in place - see Te Henga Goldie Bush Walkway). Driving along the beach is popular. Sand yachts are available for hire at the local beach store. Many mountain bike trails (mainly downhill free ride trails). Enjoy a beautiful sunset.
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The most beautiful place in the world!! paradise! very small beach community on the west coast. muriwai beach, the main beach is good for swimming and beginner surfers as there are lifeguards on duty in the summer, and maori bay which is where most of the locals surf. There are no lifeguards at maori bay and strong rips. There's a top shop for takeaways and the bottom shop (Sand Dunez Cafe) has excellent food and ice cream. There's a caravan park for campers and horse riding centres on ohia road as well as "Only Fools and Horses Homestay" . Many hidden beauties in this little paradise. Good tip? (0) Muriwai Beach is an awesome place to spot the famous Muriwai Beach gannet colony! Go there for a good surf, enjoy the black sand, which is typical for Auckland´s Western beaches or simply lay back to watch an incredible sunset. The beach is perfect for a day trip to escape Auckland´s busy life style! Good tip? (0) Recent Updates for Muriwai Beach
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