Muriwai Beach
＠West Coast of Auckland
Drive along a breathtaking beach 🚗💨
There are only a few beaches in the North Island where you can drive, and Muriwai Beach is the closest one to central Auckland.
・A vast 60 km coastline of black sand
・Located on the west coast, offering incredible sunsets over the Tasman Sea
⚠️ Please check local access rules, permits, and rental car regulations before driving on the beach.
Tamaki Drive
@ Central Auckland (Approx. 10-minute drive from CBD)
Enjoy an elegant drive along the endless coastal road in a classic car!
・A stunning location overlooking Rangitoto Island and the Auckland skyline across the water
・A luxurious moment driving alongside the sea as the sky turns orange at sunset
・Scenic seaside cafes and beautiful beaches scattered along the coast
With beaches like Mission Bay and Kohimarama along the way, it’s perfect for pulling over to take a walk or enjoy a relaxing coffee break!
Waimangu Volcanic Valley
@ Rotorua (Approx. 3-hour drive from Auckland)
Created by the 1886 Mount Tarawera eruption, this is the world’s youngest geothermal system where you can feel the powerful heartbeat of the Earth!
・Steam rising from Frying Pan Lake, the world’s largest hot spring
・The surreal, glowing milky-blue waters of Inferno Crater Lake
・ Famous for its two mysterious crater lakes and an ever-evolving natural landscape
Murrays Bay Beach
@ East Coast of Auckland
The sunrise at Murrays Bay, located on the east coast, is absolutely breathtaking.
Enjoy a luxurious moment as the sky changes over time, shifting from soft pink to vibrant red.
Murrays Bay Beach
＠East Coast of Auckland
An aerial view of Auckland’s coastline 🕊️✨
・With its calm and gentle waves, Murrays Bay is a perfect local spot to enjoy SUP and kayaking.
・The hat-shaped island in the distance is Auckland’s iconic Rangitoto Island .
Te Puia
@Central North Island, a 3-hour drive from Auckland
A geothermal wonderland where you can feel the earth’s heartbeat 🌋
・Rising clouds of white steam
・Dynamic eruptions from erupting geysers
・Bubbling mud pools echoing through the air
Located in Rotorua on the North Island, Te Puia is a must-visit spot where you can experience Pohutu Geyser, the largest active geyser in New Zealand, alongside rich Maori culture!
Viaduct Harbour
@ Auckland CBD (City Centre)
Enjoy polished waterfront views and a lively street atmosphere all in one place!
・ Plenty of stylish restaurants and cafes where you can dine with a sea view
・ “Wynyard Crossing,” a drawbridge that opens and closes to let ships pass
・ Street performances can sometimes be seen in the plaza right outside Britomart Station nearby!