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Sentinel Road, Herne Bay, Auckland 1011 (09) 3541022
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With gorgeous views of Auckland harbour and the Bridge from the beach, Sentinel Reserve in Herne Bay is the perfect place for a quick dip to beat the heat during summer. Prime swimming time is an hour either side of full tide, and the hidden nature of this beach means it's never too crowded.

Accessible via a walkway from Sentinel Rd, descending into this spectacular little spot is almost magical, and makes for an excellent picnic spot to watch the sun go down and relax in the surroundings.

Facilities include a shower, toilets and a seating area with permanent sun loungers. The beach is also open to walk your dog along during certain hours.

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Toilet and Shower Facilities
Seating Area

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I love this hidden little beach for picnics in the summer. The view across the harbour is 10/10 and if I come at the right times my dog can play on the beach too. The water is always calm and the views of the surrounding cliffs and Pohutukawa trees are picturesque as hell.

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