Waihaorangatahi Bay

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“World famous in the Hauraki Gulf”. That´s the Waihaorangatahi Bay.

Welcome to Waihaorangatahi Bay also known as Home Bay. This bay is a beautiful spot near Motuihe Island. Waihaorangatahi Bay is a place of calm waters and scenic views.

Waihaorangatahi Bay is quite small. This makes it perfect for a day trip. The bay may not offer much protection from strong winds. So it is best for overnight stays when the winds are low.

One of the best things about Waihaorangatahi Bay is its wharf. Many people enjoy having a wharf in a bay. For some reason it gives the bay a special touch.

What makes Waihaorangatahi Bay truly famous? It is the chance to enjoy an ice cream on a sunny day. Imagine relaxing by the water. You are enjoying a delicious ice cream.

You can get ice cream in any bay here. This is a great thing for visitors.

There are good walks around Waihaorangatahi Bay. You can explore the area. You will also find really nice beaches here. They are perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sun.

If you visit often you will get to know Waihaorangatahi Bay well. You will discover its hidden charms. You’ll create lasting memories.

LINZ describes Waihaorangatahi Bay as the waters adjoining Motuihe. Its exact location is at these coordinates: -36.810116 latitude and 174.933604 longitude.

You will find it in the North Auckland Land District.

The topographical map shows Waihaorangatahi Bay. It was supplied by Land Information New Zealand or LINZ.

Whether you are sailing or just exploring, Waihaorangatahi Bay offers something special. It is a place where you can connect with nature. It is also a place to enjoy simple pleasures.

Soak in the beauty of Waihaorangatahi Bay. Taste that ice cream. Enjoy the scenery. Take a walk. Create memories.

Waihaorangatahi Bay is waiting for you. Come and discover it.

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