Whakatiwai Regional Park, Auckland Region, New Zealand

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What to do in Whakatiwai Regional Park:

Wild Life: Kaka, Robin, Pied Tit, Bellbird, North Island Kokako, New Zealand Falcon, Tui, Godwit, Knot, Turnstone, Modest Barnacle, Rock Oyster, Oyster Borer, Snakeskin Chiton, Snail, Tube Worm and Coraline Turf
Adventure: Swimming, Bird Watching, Picnicking, Walking

Where is Whakatiwai Regional Park:

Region: Situated on the Firth of Thames (Tikape Moana) in the Hunua Ranges.
Location: Franklin district, Auckland region, New Zealand

When & how to get to Whakatiwai Regional Park:

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Getting There: Drive south on State Highway 1 and to State Highway 2 before turning off on to Mangatangi Road. From there take Kaiaua Road to Kaiaua on the coast. Whakatiwai is about 3km north of Kaiaua on the coast.
Nearest Town: Kaiaua
Nearest Airport: Auckland
Nearest Railway Station: Auckland

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Other details about Whakatiwai Regional Park:

Established: 1992
Area: 5 sq km
Language: English and Maori