1 / 3Waikiteroa
đ Cockle Bay, Auckland
Waikiteroa in Cockle Bay sits on a clifftop with panoramic harbour views, a large children's playground, and picnic tables. A peaceful spot for strolls and outdoor meals. At low tide the rocky coast below is accessible for exploring.
My husband and I went to Waikiteroa on 16/12/2023. The views there were stunning and we enjoyed strolling there in such a peaceful and tranquil environment. We highly recommend you to take a troll there if you live in East Auckland or whenever drive past there.
đ Family Action Verdict
"We were blown away by the views" is a common sentiment. One couple described the "peaceful and tranquil environment" as the main draw, while a family running a scavenger hunt found it exceeded all expectations. The playground and picnic tables make it a practical stop â the views make it memorable.
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Addie Lane
2 years ago
âMy husband and I went to Waikiteroa on 16/12/2023. The views there were stunning and we enjoyed strolling there in such a peaceful and tranquil environment. We highly recommend you to take a troll there if you live in East Auckland or whenever drive past there.â
Michael Davidson
6 years ago
âWe came here for a scavenger hunt and were blown away by the views. There's not much else here but it definitely is worth a stroll by on a sunny day.â
Duncan Cramer
7 years ago
âBeautiful picnic area with tables and large kiddies playground. Really pretty when the tide is in but when it's out you can explore the coastâ
[ęŗ°]Gom
a year ago
âGreat place to go for a view , there is no way down to the beach as it is a cliff down and all fencedâ
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Overview
Waikiteroa is a clifftop reserve in Cockle Bay, East Auckland, with sweeping harbour views, a large children's playground, and picnic tables. The area is fenced along the cliff edge for safety. Walking the reserve is a draw in itself, with the coastal scenery as backdrop. At low tide the coast below becomes accessible for exploration. Reviewers who came just for a view or scavenger hunt found themselves blown away by what they discovered.
