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Exploring Whakanewha Regional Park
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Whakanewha Regional Park is a peaceful escape on Waiheke Island, offering a mix of native bush, rolling farmland, and a sheltered bay perfect for swimming and kayaking. The park is known for its quiet walking tracks that wind through forest and wetlands, where you can spot native birds such as tūī and kererū. Families enjoy picnicking by the beach at Rocky Bay, while more active visitors often take on the longer trails that lead up to scenic viewpoints across the Hauraki Gulf. With its gentle mix of coast and countryside, Whakanewha feels like the quieter, more natural side of Waiheke—ideal if you want to combine beach time with bush walking in the same day.
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