Owhanake Coastal Track

Introduction | Walkway guide and map | Additional information

Additional information

Real Waiheke walks are funded by Auckland City Council and are free.

Start and end point: Western end of Oneroa Beach
What to bring: Sturdy shoes, water, rain jacket/warm jumper
Fitness level: Average, there are a few short steep sections, but you can take your time. The walk is not suitable for baby buggies or wheelchairs
Duration: Approximately two hours, but there are many places to stop and explore.

Environmental care code:

Please protect our plants, wildlife and natural heritage:

remove rubbish
keeps streams and the sea clean
keep to the track (respect private property)
do not light fires
please note: dogs are welcome on this walk. Click here or contact us for more information about dogs.

Getting there and home again:

For information on catching buses, trains and ferries in Auckland: call MAXX on (09) 366 6400 or visit their website www.maxx.co.nz

For parking information: click here or contact us.

Looking from Tiri Road out to the Coromandel Peninsula in the background.
Back to front: Thumb Point, Thompsons Point, Onetangi Beach, Nani Island,
Palm Beach and Enclosure Bay.

Published October 2008