Piha
Review Summary:
Piha, located on New Zealand\'s west coast, is a stunning blend of dramatic landscapes and outdoor activities. According to reviews on platforms like TripAdvisor and Google, visitors appreciate its raw beauty, with many highlighting the iconic black sand beaches and towering cliffs. One reviewer noted, \"It\'s a great place for surfing, with challenging waves for experienced surfers.\" Others emphasized the walking trails, such as the popular Lion Rock hike, which offers breathtaking views. However, some mentioned that facilities can be limited, with few dining options available. Overall, Piha is lauded for its natural allure but may not suit those seeking extensive amenities. A true gem for nature enthusiasts!DESCRIPTION:
New Zealand's most famous west coast surf beach, Piha, is tucked on the coastal fringes of the Waitakere Ranges and reached by a spectacular (but windy!) scenic drive. The domain camp is situated on a level grassy area, with some dividing hedges and trees. The camp is bounded by the imposing Lion Rock on its seaward side, with the remainder encircled by playing fields, a tennis court and a lagoon for the children (who also have a safe adventure playground). The ablution block has swipe-card access for hot showers. with an outdoor cold-water shower and toilets (including disabled access) open to the public. There is a camp kitchen and BBQ cook-up area and the local store, post office and pay phone are opposite the camp. This relaxed, family camping environment offers prime surfing and fishing. The rugged beach is safe for swimming if the rules are strictly adhered to _ swim between the flags! Fiona Anderson is your host. All sites are from $15 per person.
Phone(s):
09 8128815Beach huts 1 person $50, 2 persons $60, extra adult $25, child any age $15
