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Perfume Point appropriately named after the historic abattoirs that used to reside here, although there’s no trace of them now, and the Ahuriri foreshore have extensive grassed areas to set up for a barbecue. There’s room to kick a ball around, cycle on the paths and picnic and barbecue by the north end rocks and lighthouse. The channel is an ideal place to throw a line in and the Ahuriri beach is small, but one of the few sand-covered ones around the city.
