Te Awanga
A right-hand reef break that peels beautifully on a decent NE swell. Best for intermediate to experienced surfers. Watch the rocks.
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Bring your board, check the swell, and get amongst it. These are the best-known (and a few low-key) surf spots in Hawke’s Bay — all within reach of Napier.
A right-hand reef break that peels beautifully on a decent NE swell. Best for intermediate to experienced surfers. Watch the rocks.
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One of the most consistent beaches in the region. Good for all levels depending on swell size. Expansive sandy beach with peaks along the whole shoreline.
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Popular with bodyboarders and surfers when the swell pushes into the inner bay. Not the most consistent spot, but worth a check on a good swell day.
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Known more for picnics than barrels, but can have a good little wave on the right day. Small swell, wind protection and good for learners.
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When the wind and swell line up, Ocean can be magic. Lefts and rights with power. Often rippy. Worth it for confident surfers. No lifeguards.
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