Reviews

  1. Garett Butler ★★★★★

    Beautiful spot! We were there in June and were the only people on the beach. Easy walk from the carpark. Access road is dirt/gravel and at some places not fully two lanes. Be careful. We didn't see any wildlife on the beach but saw some paua shells, really colorful. Plan for a half day because the journey there is just as spectacular. The Otago peninsula is really a neat place to drive and explore, particularly the dirt roads.

  2. Kiah Shen Quek ★★★★★

    Beach is a long way from the Pyramids, and we walked through the bush on narrow and sometimes boggy paths to reach it. The way down to the beach was steep with fine flowing sand. The interesting part of this beach is that it has many balls around the size of tennis balls strewn everywhere. They turned out to be seaweed balls. There were also large seashells and salps sprinkled everywhere. We spotted two teenage sea lions lounging on the beach and they were chill as long as we kept our distance.

  3. jules haxaire ★★★★★

    I walk there in November, the smell of the sea mixed with the blooming flowers was amazing. Simple wild beach, loved it .

  1. M N Scott ★★★★★

    Beautiful spot. Especially on a cold and calm morning. Lots of wildlife and history. View from the top of the pyramid is a must. Takes ten plus minutes to walk from the car park to the base of the pyramids. Takes another 10 to 15 to get to the beach which you can walk along for miles. Some fantastic preservation work has gone into restoring the fauna. Highly recommend.

  2. M B ★★★★★

    Beautiful beach and surroundings awesome shipwreck

  3. adriano stephan nascente ★★★★★

    Beautiful beach after 1.5 hours walking!!

  1. Natasha Cottam ★★★★★

    Beautiful white sandy beach. Walked it with my 3yr old and husband carried our 1yr old. Saw a mother sea lion and her baby.

  2. Dave Holland ★★★★★

    Stunning white sand beach that is a good half hour walk from the end of the road. Usually totally deserted. Lookout for Sealions and Yellow Eyed Penguins. NO DOGS ALLOWED! Remnants of the "Victory" Shipwreck are sometimes visible at low tide at the southern end of the beach.

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