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Why Visit Piha?
The coastal village of Piha lies nestled on the western coast of the North Island, renowned for its rugged beauty and world-class surf. Surrounded by lush rainforest and dramatic cliffs, Piha offers a striking contrast between the dense greenery of the Waitakere Ranges and the wild, black-sand beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see. Lion Rock, the iconic volcanic formation and trademark of the region, towers over the coastline, providing not only a stunning backdrop but also a challenging climb for adventurous visitors. At its base, powerful surf breaks the ocean’s surface, drawing surfers from around the world who seek the ultimate thrill. On land, Piha offers tranquil walks through its stunning wilderness, the peace disturbed only by the songs of native wildlife. Piha is the perfect destination to experience New Zealand’s famous natural beauty. Explore our Piha holiday homes for comfortable accommodations to recharge after your adventures of the day.
The Location
Although located just 40 kilometres west of Auckland, its remote setting on thewestern coast provides a sense of escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. Thejourney to Piha takes you through the Waitakere Ranges, a majestic mountain rangecharacterised by dense rainforest, cascading waterfalls, andbreathtaking coastal views.The region’s rugged landscape is shaped by its volcanic origins, with ancient lavaflows forming the towering cliffs and unique rock formations that define the area.The renowned black sand beaches, created by the erosion of iron-rich volcanicminerals, create a striking contrast against the dazzling blue waters of the TasmanSea.Piha's proximity to the Waitakere Ranges Regional Park also attracts outdoorenthusiasts, with a network of hiking trails leading to hidden waterfalls, tranquilstreams, and scenic lookouts.
Things to do in Piha
Adventure in nature
- Lion Rock: An iconic natural landmark located on Piha Beach. Rising from the ocean's edge, Lion Rock is a fascinating geological structure that stands as the neck of what was once a volcano, erupting over 16 million years ago. Now, although deemed too dangerous to climb to its peak, there is a short yet steep track that offers magnificent views.
- Piha Beach: One of Auckland’s most popular west coast beaches, Piha Beach is famous for its unusual black sand and wild surf. The powerful swells make it a bucket list destination for surfers around the world. Swimmers and sunbathers will find just as much enjoyment, with lush rainforests enveloping the coastline from one side, and the endless blue of the Tasman Sea to the other.
- Kitekite Falls: The gradual, easy walking track will lead you to the gem in Piha’s crown: Kitekite Falls. The multi-tiered waterfall cascades majestically over the mossy rockface to crystal-clear pools below, where hikers can take a dip amidst the serene surroundings.
- Piha Canyon abseiling: Behind Piha Beach, undertake an unforgettable descent into the rugged wilderness of the Waitakere Ranges. As you rappel down the towering cliffs and over cascading waterfalls, the exhilarating rush of adrenaline is matched only by the awe-inspiring beauty of the surroundings. With experienced guides leading the way, abseiling Piha Canyon promises an unforgettable adventure.
- Mercer Bay Loop Walk: This brief yet moderately challenging trek is a popular option to take in the lush forest surroundings and spectacular ocean views. It’s recommended to take the route in a clockwise direction, so enter the track at the southern side of the car park, and allow around an hour to complete the track. With thrilling adventures right on your doorstep, our Piha accommodation provides a range of holiday homes to return to and relax.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Do I need to bring my own linen?
A: No, a full linen package is provided, including all sheets, pillowcases, towels, bathmats and tea towels. For hygiene purposes, we don’t allow guests to bring their own linen.
Q: Is Bachcare legitimate?
A: Yes! Established in 2003, we’re a proud Kiwi-owned and run company, committed to helping travellers find their happy place in New Zealand. We have over 2,300 unique holiday homes around the country, and have the pleasure of hosting over 150,000 guests each year! In 2020 and 2021, we were nominated for the Westpac Business Awards for excellence in marketing and customer service delivery.
Q: I need further help with my booking?
A: No problem! Contact our friendly support team via the details here. Phone: 0800 42 22 42 or by Email: enquiries@bachcare.co.nz