Little Kaiteriteri - all beaches

We had an incredible time swimming to the rock! Just a heads up, there is no parking available at the beach itself. You'll need to park at the top and make your way down. The beach is quite small, so if the tide is high, there might not be much room to relax. However, it would be absolutely fantastic to kayak to the beach, especially since there are cliffs and caves nearby to explore.

This beach is a classic DOC campsite with plenty of room. The toilets and water require boiling, filtering, or treatment. It's conveniently located right by the track and the trees provide protection from strong winds. However, there is no rain shelter available.

This is definitely the coolest campsite I have ever come across.

This stunning beach is a true gem, although it can get quite busy at times by New Zealand standards. The crystal-clear waters make for a safe and enjoyable swimming experience, and there are plenty of amenities nearby including a restaurant, pub, toilets, and a shop that sells delicious ice cream and groceries. Additionally, there are two bustling campgrounds and a spacious boat ramp that is frequently used. For those looking to explore the surrounding area, tour operators offer water taxi and canoe trips in the breathtaking Abel Tasman National Park. Overall, this beach is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking a fun and relaxing day out in nature.

We thoroughly enjoyed our swim from Kaiteriteri to Little Kaiteriteri, relishing the playful waves and venturing out to explore the nearby island. This beach is truly enchanting, particularly when illuminated by the moon's soft glow.

The beach is fantastic.