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jjc839

One of the nicest beaches I have been to in NZ but be very careful if you are swimming as the riptide is extremely strong.

匿名

Trust me, there won't be a thrilling experience as this.. Just to be walking on this beach and not knowing how strong the undercurrents are. You may look at a wave approaching you and say to yourself.. This won't get beyond my ankles... And Lo !! Don't be surprised to see it rise upto your chest, catching you unawares!! Goosebumps... Black sand.. Wild waves. Highlight- Sunset is awesome, especially on clear skies. Don't miss it !!

yellow22014

THis beach is a very dangerous swimming beach but is great for a walk at sunset as it goes behind a caldera fragment rock called Paritutu. As you walk along the beach-best at low tide there are islands nearby with lots of wildlife such as seals and sea birds.This area is a favourite with locals when showing visitors around. Don't leave valuables in your car as it is isolated and break ins are frequent.

Janr20

One of Taranaki Beaches that is quite often forgotten . Close to Paratutu Rock. Quiet yet commanding. A good swimming option if it's too rough at other beaches. Very popular with surfers, it's on the surfing highway.Tip - check weather conditions, swimming check for rips it's on the west coast. On a good day plenty of sunscreen and enjoy yourself.

Tiki-Tourin-Tardis

I sat here for hrs taking pix of the surfers and take a walk to the base of Paratutu rock. gets good and wild over the winter too Xlent

444petert

A 5 min drive from the centre of New Plymouth. Plenty of parking and an amazing view across the sea and the Sugar Loaf Islands. You can either take the fun run down the steep dune, or you can take the safe steps down to the beach (about 50 meters lower). Arrived at the beach the scenery is beautiful. High cliffs, interesting islands, at low tide easy to walk too, and a chance to see a seal sunbathing on the rocks (but stay at a safe distance). Full fun for the whole family.

Youngone51

This is a beautiful spot. The sugar loaf islands are just off shore.Kids will love the run down the sand dune by the islands (there are steps to make it easier to get back to the top).Easiest access is from the car park at the western end of the beach (Herekawe Stream).You might be lucky and see a seal sunning itself on the beach.Be careful though if swimming as rips and undertows can develop and it is not a patrolled beach.

alistairAgeorge

i finally got to show some of my kids around and back beach bought back alot of very good and happy memories for me the kids loved it! a very spectacular beach

eventman2014

unspoilt, litter free, crashing waves, sea views for miles and miles and not forgetting the sand hill entry slope!

Mertz78

It was at Back Beach that I saw the black sand for the first time - quite different from what I was used to. It is quite a steep down slope to the beach and great fun to go down. The up journey is quite another story and a challenge for the not too fit:)! There are wooden stairs though if one likes to rather use them.Next to Back Beach is Paritutu Rock, which can be seen from afar. The brave at heart can climb the rock - there is a small path winding up to the top and the last stretch one needs to make use of an iron chain to ease the climb. Once up the rock, one has a 360 degrees view on the ocean, New Plymouth, Mount Taranaki and surrounds - awesome! Do yourself a favour and brave the steeps and chains and go visit Paritutu Rock.Go pay visit to Back Beach

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