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Muriwai is a beach and village on the west coast of the Auckland Region of New Zealand, popular with people from Auckland, 42 km away. The beach runs northwards for 50 km to the mouth of the Kaipara Harbour; the northern part is known as Te Oneone Rangatira Beach.
- Muriwai - Mapa - Auckland, Nova Zelândia - Mapcarta
Muriwai é uma vila e tem cerca de 1.350 habitantes....
- Muriwai Beach Map - Beach - Auckland, New Zealand - Mapcarta
Muriwai is a beach and village on the west coast of the...
- Muriwai Beach Map - Auckland, Auckland Region, New Zealand - Mapcarta
Muriwai is a beach and village on the west coast of the...
- Muriwai - Mapa - Auckland, Nova Zelândia - Mapcarta
Muriwai is a beach and village on the west coast of the Auckland Region of New Zealand, popular with people from Auckland, 42 km away.
Muriwai is a beach and village on the west coast of the Auckland Region of New Zealand, popular with people from Auckland, 42 km away.
A windswept rugged coastline stretching 60 kilometres, and interrupted only by streams and rivers, makes Muriwai one of New Zealand's most spectacular black-sand surf beaches. You can hire blokarts, bikes and kites or simply take a stroll along the boardwalk that hugs the coastline and get a dose of fresh ocean air.
This place is situated in Auckland, New Zealand, its geographical coordinates are 36° 49' 0" South, 174° 27' 0" East and its original name (with diacritics) is Muriwai Beach. See Muriwai Beach photos and images from satellite below, explore the aerial photographs of Muriwai Beach in New Zealand.
Muriwai Beach is truly stunning, with its black and glistening sand. It's a great spot to bring children, as there is ample parking space and washrooms conveniently located nearby. The highlight is the breathtaking view of the big rocks and mountains, where you can even catch a glimpse of some houses.
Muriwai Beach, a natural wonder on the west coast of the Auckland Region in the North Island of New Zealand, is a windswept volcanic black sand coastal wonder. The impressive waves rolling into the shore, the serrated landscape across the Maori Bay, and a fascinating colony of gannets are some of the highlights of a visit to this beach.
