Northland Region

At the northern end of the North Island of New Zealand lies Northland, a forested, subtropical region framed by both the Pacific Ocean and Tasman Sea. This region protrudes north from Auckland and contains a plethora of breathtaking beaches. The west and east coasts showcase a diverse topography, where the west is wild and windswept, while the east coast is sheltered, lined with bays, rocky outcrops, and islands, creating a haven for a variety of water sports.