Anchored just offshore, Woody Island beckons. Woody Island is a haven, tucked away in Auckland’s Hauraki Gulf, within the Rakino Island group. It’s a place of surprises. Imagine a pop-up pizzeria appearing on a remote island, with no power or regular ferries. This happened on Rakino, just a short hop from Woody Island. In January 2021, the Woody Bay Pizzeria popped up, serving delicious pizzas and live music. The locals and the few boaters who braved the southwestern winds were delighted. This speaks to the unique charm of these islands. Woody Bay on Rakino is a great anchorage, sheltered from most winds. It boasts a sandy beach, perfect for picnics and relaxation. There’s even a tree swing. The waters around Woody Island and Rakino are crystal clear, ideal for snorkeling, spearfishing, and paddleboarding. Kahawai schools often gather here, a treat for fishing enthusiasts. Woody Island is a place to reconnect with nature. The rugged coastline invites exploration. Discover hidden beaches and panoramic viewpoints. Or simply relax by the clear waters. Woody Island offers a taste of island life, a delightful surprise in the Hauraki Gulf.
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