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Let's Explore!

Waipu is known for its position on the beautiful Bream Bay coastline. A few kilometres North of the village is Uretiti Beach, particularly popular for fishing and where surprisingly you can often find you have the beach to yourself!

 

South of the Waipu river mouth is Waipu Cove, a great place for kids, picnics swimming and surfing. A short stroll over the hill takes you to the more private Shelly Beach.


Waipu Cove is the start of the Waipu to Langs Beach Clifftop Walk, via Dings Bay and the breathtaking pancake rocks. You can paddle a kayak from the Waipu Boat Club out towards Jacksons Point, a great place for bird watching.

 

If you prefer bush to beach, you can venture inland to Piroa Falls on the north side of the Brynderwyns or experience our world famous glow worm caves.


Along with being blessed with breathtaking natural scenery, Waipu is also a town of culture and historic significance. A visit to the UNESCO heritage listed Waipu Museum is a must do.

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From The Waves to the Caves

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Beach Front Camping and Self Contained Cabins

Camp Waipu Cove has everything you want for a classic local Kiwi getaway! Camp Waipu Cove is nestled at the Southern end of the beautiful and unspoiled Bream Bay. Right beside the white sand beach, our clean and well-kept facilities provide the ideal backdrop for your seaside escape.

 

Camp Waipu Cove

09 432 0410

869 Cove Road, Waipu Cove

info@campwaipucove.com

Explore Waipu and Surrounds

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Uretiti Beach

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Piroa Falls

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Waipu Caves

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Waipu Cove

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Camp Waipu Cove

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Learn 2 Surf Waipu Cove

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Waipu Museum

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