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At the end of the beach there are rock formations and at low tide you will find some pools of water in between. These pools are teeming with a variety of life. If you enjoy these kind of small wonders of nature you should certainly take look here.
At first glance I thought there were just a bunch of shells laying around in the pools, but all of a sudden I discovered that they started running from time to time. It turned out that most were occupied by hermit crabs. They put on a very entertaining show.
Be careful not to get too mesmerized, you'll get wet when the tide comes running in over the rocks.
Written Aug 19, 2007
Address: Waihi beach at low tide
Ok, so theres not all that much to do in Waihi Beach except go to the beach, but it is deffinately worth going to! It's lovely to just hand out on the sad, go swimming and surfing. There is also a hike at the end of a beach that leads to a smaller, but very cool beach.
Written Oct 16, 2005
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Ok, so theres not all that much to do in Waihi Beach except go to the beach, but it is deffinately worth going to! It's lovely to just hand out on the sad, go...
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Waihi Beach in wintertime, 2005
I have been to Waihi beach only in wintertime, so no chance of sunbathing or swimming. Still had a wonderful time there. Wandering around between the rocks at the end of the beach, discovering all...
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Looking out from here, next piece of land you strike is Chile! It's a looong way across the Pacific Ocean.
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Waihi Beach is a coastal town at the western end of the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand's North Island. It lies 10 kilometres to the east of the town of Waihi, at the foot of the Coromandel...
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