We visited here based on a recommendation for somewhere to go for Sunset. It is quite the spot with views out to the Ocean and back to the Glaciers and Mountain Ranges. You do have to pass through an unofficial camping area to get to the beach but once on the beach it was rather isolated. Recommended for it's beautiful... More

if u are a nature lover, you will amazed with this beach, truly stunning scenery! however get some protection from the sandflies!!!

This beach is accessed after a long drive down a narrow, hilly, gravel road. It looks like other beaches we went to in New Zealand, which we didn't have to do difficult drive to get to them. We also were bothered by sand flies. It does have a trail that follows large pieces of old rusting machinery left over from... More

Nice drive through the forest and beautiful beach, but bring lots of repellent, or you'll get eaten alive by the sandlies

We stayed here the night before our full day glacier hike tour, and were lucky enough to get one of the last campervan spots. We came across some lovely fellow travellers, and slept wonderfully well as everyone was obviously just as tired as we were and the entire campsite was quiet overnight. The only issue for us was the sandflies,... More

This beach is hidden away down a long windy gravel road and the trip is worth it. We saw dolphins in the water and enjoyed our beach walk. The beach is rather secluded which we felt added to the charm.

Lovely pebble beach. Saw dolphins just yards from the beach. Feeling of natural isolation. A magical place

There's a long-drop toilet freely available, and a smallish camping ground. The beach itself is pebbles and rocks, with a very generous top-dressing of driftwood, and the surf is considerable - but with a strong rip-current to the north. Not what I'd consider safe for swimming. It's very dramatic, though. The road is mostly 1.5-track, gravelled, very twisting and climbs... More

wild beach, driftwood sculptures,friendly seal.southern alps in view. Liked Sandflies a problem! Hated