Pohutukawa Bay, Long Bay Regional P

Pohutukawa Bay, Long Bay Regional P

About Pohutukawa Bay, Long Bay Regional P

Pohutukawa Bay, located within Long Bay Regional Park in Auckland, New Zealand, is a serene haven for nudists and naturists seeking a peaceful retreat. This clothing-optional beach is known for its privacy and beautiful natural surroundings, making it an ideal spot for those embracing the naturist lifestyle.

The beach is unofficially recognized as a nude beach but is widely accepted and used by the nudist community. It is accessible via a scenic walk from the Long Bay Beach, adding an element of adventure to its allure. The bay is named after the native Pohutukawa trees that bloom a vibrant red during the summer, providing a stunning natural backdrop to the sandy shores.

Visitors to Pohutukawa Bay can enjoy the clear waters and clean sand, with basic amenities available at the nearby Long Bay Regional Park, including public toilets and picnic areas. The park itself offers a range of outdoor activities, from hiking trails to bird watching, complementing the naturist experience with opportunities to explore New Zealand’s rich natural heritage.

While enjoying the freedom of nudity, visitors are encouraged to respect the local environment and the privacy of others. Pohutukawa Bay remains a beloved spot for both local and international naturists, cherished for its tranquil atmosphere and the welcoming naturist community.

Embrace the serene and respectful environment of Pohutukawa Bay, where the beauty of nature and the freedom of naturism coexist harmoniously.

Pohutukawa Bay, Long Bay Regional P Directions

One of the Auckland nudist beaches, Pohutukawa Bay a beautiful sandy beach lined with a backdrop of Pohutukawa trees along the cliff. Part of Long Bay Regional Park, the beach a pleasant 15 minute walk from Long Bay. When you get to the Regional Park Car Park, drive right to the end and then walk northwards along the beach and around the rocks at low tide or follow the cliff walk at high or rising tide. Continue past Granny's Bay and onwards to Pohutukawa Bay. Do not risk getting stuck going around the rocks when the tide is incoming!

The inland track is also mountain bikeable.