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Cape Reinga New Zealand, is the northernmost point of the North Island. Travel to the end of New Zealand via Ninety Mile Beach stopping along the way to appreciate the giant sand dunes and wild horses. View more informtion on Cape Reinga and Ninety Mile Beach, New Zealand.
Cape Reinga is the northernmost point of New Zealand. Walk up to the lighthouse and take in expansive panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea as they merge. From this unique vantage point you can also sight the famous pohutukawa tree where, it is said, Maori spirits depart on their journey to their final resting place. A trip to the Cape would not be complete without making the journey up or back along spectacular Ninety Mile Beach, regarded by many to be one of the best surfcasting beaches in the world.
If you take a coach tour you will enter or exit the beach at Te Paki Stream, where many visitors stop to sand surf the giant sand dunes that signal access to the beach. You might be lucky enough to sight some of the many wild horses that live in the area. You should also try to see the Aupouri Forest and feel the delicious silicone sands of Rarawa Beach between your toes.
For further information on the Northland region view our Northland regional information page.
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