Exploring Tatarata Point
Tatarata Point is located on the North Shore of Auckland, separating Murrays Bay from Rothesay Bay along the North Shore Coastal Walk, part of Te Araroa. This spot is notable for its vibrant eroding cliffs adorned with pōhutukawa trees, offering a striking landscape for walkers. The multi-layered rock platform at the point is an ideal place to pause and even take a refreshing jump into the sea.
Best Time to Visit
To fully appreciate Tatarata Point, plan your visit during low tide. This timing reveals more of the rock platforms and pools, providing a unique opportunity to explore the area. Despite being surrounded by houses, the point has a surprisingly remote feel, adding to its charm.
How to Get There
To reach Tatarata Point, head to the North Shore of Auckland. The point is accessible via the North Shore Coastal Walk, which is part of the longer Te Araroa trail. You can start your walk from either Murrays Bay or Rothesay Bay, both of which are easily reachable by car or public transport from central Auckland. Nearby, you can also explore other sections of the North Shore Coastal Walk for more scenic views and natural beauty.
